'Safe'
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
The extras on this Very Special iPod kind of bite.
But it's black! With a red clicky wheel!
I really don't care one way or the other about U2. I'm just sulking because they're the band that gets the gothy color-scheme iPod.
(hugs shiny shiny early birthday present 40gig iPod.)
But it's black! With a red clicky wheel!
I really don't care one way or the other about U2. I'm just sulking because they're the band that gets the gothy color-scheme iPod.
Yeah. I mean, if they'd sell the same color one without the shite U2 stuff, I'd be tempted. But, what, you couldn't have given it to, say, The Bowie? (Although the Compleat Bowie would almost fill up 20 gB, anyway. Or maybe not almost.)
::pictures Bowie in an iPod commercial akin to the U2 commercial::
::faints dead away of the pretty::
Ooh, what color would the Bowie ipod be?
I think that there should be a number of choices.
"Discotheque" and "Mofo" both rock very hard in an odd, acquired taste way.
Yeah, I like "Discotheque." I don't think it was an acquired taste for me; I saw the video and liked the song right off.
Ooh, and also? "Mofo" was awesome live, especially with the remix of M's "Pop Muzik" as an intro. Dang, I love that combo. I feel the need to hear it right now.
Ooh, what color would the Bowie ipod be?
Blue, blue electric blue!
To be classic Bowie, it'd need a flame-orange wheel as well.
I think the black & red iPod should have gone to The Cure, dammit. I mean, a Bowie iPod would be nifty (notice my understatement there), but a black & red gothy color-scheme iPod should have gone to a gothy band. Siouxsie, The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus ... any of those would have had me lunging at the Apple store with the credit card.
The ipod is a life-changing appliance. Seriously.
Go iPod! Choose iPod!
And there's now a replacement battery program, and a DIY one that's only $40.
And I *liked* Lemon. I need to get that album on CD (or from iTunes Music Store, I guess). I think that was the U2 DH bought on our honeymoon, on tape so that we could listen to it in the car ...