Surrender: 40 písní, jeden příběh - CDmp3

Rocking for justice for all. With or without you? A serious operation prompted the frontman of U2 to reflect, as no one knows the day or the hour, especially in Ireland. The boy from Dublin, who lost his mother at fourteen and awkwardly matured in a household of three silent boys, fortunately did not give up on his dream of playing brutal post-punk differently than the rebels before him. It happened – and the world recognized Bono's urgent tenor supported by three bandmates. After the usual amateur struggles, U2 conquered concert stages in Anglo-Saxon countries and burst into Europe, which was at a crossroads. The author comments on the famous journey with memories of the backstage peripeteia of the band's studio albums and the people around them, unafraid of self-reflection on life in show business or love declarations to his wife, and contemplates faith, whose influence is evident in the divided Ireland and in music. However, differences fade when we fight for justice. Whether it's U2's participation in the Live Aid project or Bono's charitable activities for developing economies and AIDS treatment, his knowledge of the 'corridors of power' connected him with top politics in a way that benefits ordinary citizens. One of today's most influential musicians knows that pop music will not soothe the world just with the beauty of guitar riffs,…