Ep 114 - U2/Lady Gaga/Corey Hart

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U2 were young and idealistic when they talked to us in 1980. They talk passionately about their music, their country and their fans. And you'll hear Bono get genuinely pissed off when talking about the song "Won't Get Fooled Again" by The Who. We also have a great early interview with Lady Gaga from 2008 - as "Just Dance" was hitting #1 around the world. Plus we go back to 1984 with Montreal's Corey Hart upon the release of "First Offence". Corey tells us about writing "Sunglasses At Night" and

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This week on Famous Lost Words - The guys in U2 were young and idealistic when they talked to us in 1980. They talk passionately about their music, their country and their fans. And you'll hear why...

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