Talk:Even Better Than the Real Thing

Citation concerning Marc Bolan
Not sure how to add it in at this point or the proper format, but here's a citation for the song having to do with Marc Bolan:

Stokes, Niall Into the Heart: The Story Behind Every U2 Song. New York: Thundermouth Press (1997).

Here's the quote (pp.96-97) "By the time it came to finishing 'Even Better than the Real Thing', the band (U2) had rediscovered their sense of fun, tarting it up a la Marc Bolan in a tribute to the kind of glam rock that was on Top of the Pops when they were hitting their own teens."

The particular article on this particular song, where the above quote comes from, also features a picture of Marc Bolan with the caption "Marc Bolan: the real thing."

If I get more comfortable, I'll add the citation. But if someone else wants to put it in using this info, be my guest.John ISEM 07:52, 15 April 2007 (UTC)
 * have a go, be bold - others can fix up any 'problems'. and copy this template in to help you:
 * There are other templates here at WP:CITET. regards Merbabu 07:58, 15 April 2007 (UTC)
 * There are other templates here at WP:CITET. regards Merbabu 07:58, 15 April 2007 (UTC)

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Incorrect video attribution of the Rollover Rig
Hi all,

This will need to be amended in the entry. This is not the rig used to achieve the effect, the camera moves around the subject, the subject does not move -- you can clearly see this in the U2 video.

On the Best Of 90s DVD Godley explains the effect as very simply a camera on a stick which passed through the hole in the ground (which is the black stipe under their feet you can see whenever the camera passes over their heads.)

"Shot in January 1992 by Kevin Godley in London and promptly dubbed "the wheel thing" by the crew after Godley came up with an innovative trick, camera lens twirling on a stick, "to capture the momentum of the track..."

Thanks!

Tek nuckle (talk) 05:20, 3 September 2010 (UTC)

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