#and u2

[salt-warrior]

Yeah Oscar Silva definitely listens to The Cure

[i-am-moss-the-boss]

I’m trying this experiment that I’m calling “Setting Jimmy Buffett’s ‘Why Don’t We Get Drunk’ as My Morning Alarm”

I’ll let you all know how it goes in the morning

[midtownmarvel]

Stephen is most definitely into Duran Duran, pass it on

[friendontheleft]

I NEED SOMEONE TO RECOMMEND A SONG.

Please. Anyone. This is urgent.

[howling--fantods]

In order to sound check at the festival grounds, we would need to be onstage at eight thirty a.m. on the day of our show. That's gut-level brutal for musicians but we NEEDED to sound check. This was [the Sessions band's] first gig in front of people. I had to make sure my musicians were comfortable and left the stage knowing we could be great. The Edge of U2 was there at the crack of dawn with us, checking it out. I'd been longtime compadres with the guys in U2, going back to that 1981 club appearance in London. It felt great to bond with their band. Bono had emceed my induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and besides being one of the last of the rock bands always willing to play for ALL the marbles, they also happen to be some of the nicest people I've met in the music business. Years later they continue to support me and show up at our gigs regularly, so it was great to see the Edge's goatee smiling by the side of the stage.

Bruce Springsteen, Born to Run

[trueshredguitar]

i found a stack of Now That's What I Call Music CDs at Goodwill and it was numbers 5-9 so I'm fucking POURING 2000-2002 music ALL OVER myself. my itunes has to be like at least 20% y2k r&b now

[abandoned-as-mustard]

i just,, love singing. the songs with deeper alto ranges, that suddenly accent with high notes. it’s like a catwalk of earthy neutrals, then a dash of red. that’s the stuff.

[dork-with-a-uke]

If anyone’s willing to buy me the blurryface vinyl im down for it