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What Follows I Will Follow?
What follows I Will Follow? What does U2's first song on their first album (Boy) say about the band's career. Does the message of I I Will Follow reflect the U2 in 2019? How U2 changed? How has U2 stayed the same?
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Do They Know It’s Christmas?
I love “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” Seeing Boy George, George Michael, Sting, Phil Collins, and so many other early 80s musicians belt out, in unison, “feed the world! Let them know it’s Christmas time!” warms me in a way I just can’t describe. Then there’s the infamous line Bono belts out…”well tonight thank God it’s them, instead of you!” How can you not love “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” Sure – the song is full of cheese, but I happen to love cheese. Once more – “Do They Know It’s Christmas?” inspired so many other charity supergroups – especially USA for Africa (We are the world). If you’ve been…
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It will get loud!
Today’s playlist might have a lot of songs you already know. I hope you don’t mind. Today’s playlist features The Foo Fighters, Joan Jett, The White Stripes, REM – just to name a few. So, why would AudioPerfecta put together a playlist like this? I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. I love Rock and Roll! Ok – maybe I said that a little too emphatically, but dang it! That’s the truth! Excessive exclamation points be darned! It will get loud! Backing up – sometimes we just need to rock out with a song we already know. I’m sure it surprises noone that I spent many a morning getting…
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Retro Music Review: U2 – Live “Under a Blood Red Sky”
When I was maybe ten or eleven, I got my very first U2 tape: U2 – Live “Under a Blood Red Sky.” The album has a lot of sentimental meaning to my life – as U2 has since become one of my all time favorite bands. I’ve listened to the album probably several hundred, maybe even a thousand times. I think I know every note played, every lyric sang, and every word Bono says in between or even during the eight songs. My relationship with Under a Blood Red Sky makes the album prime fodder for a Retro Album Review. It is time I looked at the album through fresh…
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