There's way more than two U2 guys here. You, RPB, CH just off the top of my head. I'm sure there are others.

Wasn't it "uncomfortable pink"?

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So your feelings were hurt, then? OK, got it. Go get a cookie.

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The most annoying to me lately would be Springsteen. Was a huge fan in 80's-90's. Last couple concerts he stops and has either a sermon southern baptist revival or long ass political rant. Keep it. U2 was doing this as well I think? Any band that can't keep their mouth shut and simply entertain the captive audience can blow me.

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at least thread has been successfully diverted from it's intent, which is only deserving and just

We have done the U2 thing a bazillion times.

Kid Rock is jealous of the nominees in this thread.

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he was performing at some recent sporting event, think it was the Final Four....holy hell he looked bad....must have been meeting Axl in the buffet line

#1 Jesus
#2 Jim Thome
#3 Bono
#4 Mother Teresa
#5 Nick Faldo

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favrefan said:"Chris Coghlan isn't gonna pay your rent, Jimmy."

no no , you're forgetting Jim Nantz friends...

The Police are annoying as people

i think it's just Sting....i think Stu Copeland seems aight

Taylor Swift

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He gets a pass from me for Oysterhead

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Fare you well, fare you well
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yeah it's hard to get into anything springsteen's done in the past 15-20 years. he was the boss from the late 70's to the mid 80's but i wanna take 41 shots to the head listening to anything from him lately.

Don't you mean since the early '70s?

His last great album was Nebraska. I really like the original "Ghost of Tom Joad," though, the title track, at least.

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mid 70's at the earliest..."born in the USA" is his last great album. are you kidding?

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Waiting for the time when I can finally say
That this has all been wonderful, but now I'm on my way

I see a bunch of boxes on my phone. I'll just assume that you guys are posting like teenage girls.

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Yep. Exactly.

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Actually CH is right. I listen still to his first two CD's and Bor to run was 75. As for the back end I stopped around his twin solo ones and Joad.

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Drop-dead serious: Greetings. . . is miles ahead of Born in the USA, and The Wild. . . is his best album of all.

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More like pre-pubescent.

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Waiting for the time when I can finally say
That this has all been wonderful, but now I'm on my way

yeah but he wasn't quite the boss in 1973. he was just bruce springsteen, an up and comer.

I have no problem with Greetings.... I like the record personally. But if we're looking at his body of work objectively, we should recognize that it was recorded before Springsteen found his own voice. It comes off as a Dylan tribute record.

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Don't take it personally.

Couldn't find the CD I had bought years ago so I just downloaded it from iTunes this morning...forgot how much I loved that album.

I'll put it out there that I loved "The Rising" from start to finish and go ahead and dodge the incoming projectiles...