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Just came across it - it was the first song I tried actually!>> ^messenger:

Is there a service that tells you which songs are a certain length, or did you just come across that?>> ^Morganth:
Actually, I just found out this video is the exact same length as "Beautiful Day" by U2, if you were wondering what you should play in the background when you mute this.

Is there a service that tells you which songs are a certain length, or did you just come across that?>> ^Morganth:

Actually, I just found out this video is the exact same length as "Beautiful Day" by U2, if you were wondering what you should play in the background when you mute this.

Actually, I just found out this video is the exact same length as "Beautiful Day" by U2, if you were wondering what you should play in the background when you mute this.

It's rampant in politics, from all sides. I wish people would consider the context of a statement and report it truthfully. "I only hear what I want to hear," is intellectual dishonesty. Although he may have done it in some speech/debate, I have never heard Romney speak to the legal issue of corporate personhood. What he has said in Iowa is absolutely, undeniably correct........you increase taxes on corporations, it affects someone's paycheck, either an employee/owner, or the cost of the goods/services provided by the corporation, and therefore the consumer. Without fundamental change in the ridiculous recommendations of compensation committees of large corporations (regarding salaries for high level management), the extra cost will be deflected downstream to lower grade employees, or consumers like you and I. High level management is insulated from decreases in revenue from increased corporate taxes. If they do sense a threat, they'll just move their headquarters overseas to a more favorite tax environment. Ask Bono and U2 how that works.

>> ^Issykitty:

♥


♥ u2 (not the group).

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>> ^solecist:

>> ^Duckman33:
>> ^robv:
aka 30 seconds of some guy being nervous on a beach

No one forced you to click play

yeah, man! nobody forced you to click play and then have an opinion about a video you never even watched! how would you even do that! that's impossible! are you some sort of time cop?!
how convenient for duckman that he can just tell people that they weren't forced to watch a video they knew nothing about to nullify any opinion they might have about said video. truly a brilliant mind in the world of debate.
"mr. president, what do you say to those who criticize your pro-choice stance on abortion?"
"well, reporter guy, nobody is forcing them to have to know my stance on pro-choice!"
"recently at a conference on knowing things, the chairman of knowledge declared that nobody forced him to know things, and that's why he is stepping down as chairman. the chairman could not be reached for comment, but his secretary said that the chairman had an opinion on knowledge but since he was not forced to know it, forgot it."
"at a benefit concert for unwatched videos, U2 declared that even though nobody had forced them to click play, they didn't click play anyway, and that's why we don't know what the videos are about."


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>> ^Duckman33:

>> ^robv:
aka 30 seconds of some guy being nervous on a beach

No one forced you to click play


yeah, man! nobody forced you to click play and then have an opinion about a video you never even watched! how would you even do that! that's impossible! are you some sort of time cop?!

how convenient for duckman that he can just tell people that they weren't forced to watch a video they knew nothing about to nullify any opinion they might have about said video. truly a brilliant mind in the world of debate.

"mr. president, what do you say to those who criticize your pro-choice stance on abortion?"
"well, reporter guy, nobody is forcing them to have to know my stance on pro-choice!"

"recently at a conference on knowing things, the chairman of knowledge declared that nobody forced him to know things, and that's why he is stepping down as chairman. the chairman could not be reached for comment, but his secretary said that the chairman had an opinion on knowledge but since he was not forced to know it, forgot it."

"at a benefit concert for unwatched videos, U2 declared that even though nobody had forced them to click play, they didn't click play anyway, and that's why we don't know what the videos are about."

I actually liked them more as their albums went along. OK Computer had some good stuff, but it still had a lot of conventional stuff on it still. Kid A to me is where they made their artistic mark, and they truly became absolutely completely their own band, with their own sound, and just didn't care what anyone thought anymore. I personally think Hail to the Thief is on of the best albums ever made.

The new one is my least favorite since OK Computer, but I respect the hell out of them for not doing the same thing over and over again. Even though IMO King of Limbs didn't turn out as great music overall, it's still pretty good, and it's something they came up with on their own. Compare that to bands like U2, Rolling Stones, etc. There's just this point they just stopped evolving, stopped trying to do something completely different. I just can't listen to those bands anymore because it's the same thing over and over and over again. Not with Radiohead. It's always going to be at least an interesting listen.

Good stuff. U2 used this in their ZooTV 1992 tour to intro the show. I crank this on the way to work and yell along with it, it's like a 3rd cup of coffee.