– their sole Top 40 single, “Pride (In the Name of Love),” topped out at Number 33 – but in the U.K. At this point, U2 was scratching on the door of the U.S.A. U2 has clearly won the hearts and minds of the crucial British flag-waving demographic. He’s removed the sunglasses he wore during “Sunday Bloody Sunday.” He looks scruffy and dazed, as if he just rolled out of bed on a submarine.Ġ:25 We get a wide shot of the crowd, which has lots of banners reading “U2” – some of which were visible during the sets of earlier bands. After being introduced by Jack Nicholson (“a group that’s never had any problem saying how they feel”), U2 kicked off their set, which they intended to be three songs long, with “Sunday Bloody Sunday.”Ġ:23 Bassist Adam Clayton, standing behind Bono, is in head-to-foot gray. on the East Coast of the States) they had a 20-minute slot between Bryan Adams and the Beach Boys (both performing in Philly). Freddie Mercury flirted with Bono, who was previously unaware that the Queen singer was gay.Ģ0 Insanely Great U2 Songs Only Hardcore Fans Know Backstage at Wembley, U2 met some of their heroes, including Pete Townshend, David Bowie, Paul McCartney, and Muhammad Ali. On July 13th, 1985, seemingly every major rock act on Earth played the Live Aid concert for African famine relief, hosted primarily in Philadelphia’s JFK Stadium and London’s Wembley Stadium and broadcast to over a billion people worldwide. Between 19, they released four albums ( Boy, October, War and The Unforgettable Fire).
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She says that she can't tell him here and the two leave the apartment.įor more information on Twelve Minutes, check out How to restart the time loop in Twelve Minutes and How to get Bumblebee’s phone number in Twelve Minutes on Pro Game Guides.U2 formed in Dublin as teenagers in 1976. When she exits the bathroom, she tells him that she has to tell him something.
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The protagonist can hear her opening the ventilation grate to retrieve the pocket watch. The wife goes into the bathroom and shuts the door. He clarifies that she shouldn't lie, but if there was no reason to tell him, then leave it in the past. Then the wife asks the protagonist a hypothetical: if she had an affair, would he want to know about it? The protagonist asks if she had an affair and when she says no, he tells her that if it was over and wasn't affecting them, then he wouldn't want to know. This confuses the protagonist, prompting her to question his trust. The wife tells him that she is happy but wonders if they could have more. She sits on the couch and after a few moments, asks the protagonist to sit beside her. The protagonist's wife tells him that she has prepared dessert. The wife tells the protagonist to leave and that she never wants to see him again. The cop takes the pocket watch and leaves, warning them that he can find them again and that they don't want to see him again. He demands the pocket watch which the protagonist gives to him and tells the cop that no one has to die. The cop is disgusted but says that they can deal with that later. When the cop arrives the protagonist and his wife explain to the cop that it was the protagonist who killed the father. The protagonist then calls the cop's daughter and tells her to tell her father that the wife is innocent and that it was him who killed the father. She agrees to wait and sits on the couch crying. The protagonist then tells her that a cop (under the impression that she killed her father) is coming to arrest her, but that he will confess instead. The wife gets angry and confused and at first, thinks it is a joke so he tells her what her Father's office looked like. He says he wishes he could go back and fix things.
The protagonist will confess to his wife and tell her that he is the one that killed her father.
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