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. Songs und deren Snippets - U2 Setlists Live
. U2 Konzert: 03.12.2010, Melbourne - Etihad Stadium
. Rolling Stone berichtet über "No Line On The Horizon"
. Beyond The Edge: The Story Of The Flag
. Bono über ES
Grace von John Newton
· Anthem von Leonard Cohen
· Can't Help Falling In Love von Elvis Presley
· Cielito Lindo von Quirino Mendoza y Cortés
· Dear Prudence von The Beatles
· Drowning Man von U2
· Everybody Hurts von R.E.M.
· Falling At Your Feet von U2
· Forever Young von Bob Dylan
· Hallelujah von Leonard Cohen
· Happy Birthday von (Traditional)
· Help! von The Beatles
· Hold Me Close von David Essex
· I Walk The Line von... [100.00% - 149.0kb]
. U2 Konzert: 03.12.2010, Melbourne - Etihad Stadium
Hard Knock Life (Ghetto Anthem)
Empire State of Mind
Everything In Its Right Place (Radiohead Cover)
Numb/Encore
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. Rolling Stone berichtet über "No Line On The Horizon"
one familiarlychiming U2 anthem, "Magnificent." But after two years, U2 still aren'tquite finished. "We're at the point where half the album is done, andhalf the album is in a state where anything can happen — and probablywill," says the Edge as he offers a tour of the studio's vast liveroom, which looks much the same as when the Stones recorded "Sympathyfor the Devil" there. In the basement, longtime co-producer Brian Enois revamping various songs with his laptop, while Steve... [50.00% - 25.4kb]
. Beyond The Edge: The Story Of The Flag
Sunday, the most crucial anthem from U2’s 1983 "War” album, was written in late 1982, with - at the time imprisoned leader of the Polish anti-communist "Solidarnosc” movement, Lech Walesa – in mind. Though not so obvious when looking at the album version lyrics, the Walesa connection becomes clear in the "US mix” version with altered lyrics: "Stone cold night On a cold stone floor A cross of light On a prison door”
Most of you may not know that between the 13th of December 1981 and 31st... [50.00% - 39.0kb]
. Bono über ES
Bono. The Irish group's anthem Walk On, originally written in honour of Burmese activist Aung San Suu Kyi, became the most played song on US radio in the wake of the attack, its universal sentiments capturing the spirit of the moment. U2 have recently recorded a new track, Electrical Storm, for a forthcoming best-of. Bono says that, although it was his intention to write about the aftermath of 9/11, it has turned out to be a love song. "It's about a couple in a room, feeling a storm... [50.00% - 25.9kb]
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