There is also a brief "making of" section with outtakes, a five-minute "backstage" documentary on an Eagles concert performance in an arena, and a bonus CD containing an audio-only recording of the song. It is presented in 5.1 and stereo mixes as a black-and-white video that shows the band performing the song in a recording studio. The lyrics don't have much to say beyond noting how dire things are "tonight," wondering why, and hoping things will be better "tomorrow," but the song is a typically pretty Eagles soft rock showcase. B A óm F E They say that anger is just love disappointed, B A óm F E They say that love is just a state of mind, B A óm F Cm But. (Fear and sorrow) There's a hole in the world tonight. Chorus: D A Fm E Theres a hole in the world tonight, D A Fm E Theres a cloud of fear and sorrow, D A Fm E Theres a hole in the world tonight, Cm Fm E A Dont let there be a hole in the world tomorrow. (Hole in the world) There's a cloud of fear and sorrow. Lead vocalist Henley also contributes two verses in his husky voice, pondering how those who see themselves as "anointed" can take such actions. (There's a hole in the world tonight.) But all this fighting over who will be anointed, (Don't let there be a hole in the world tomorrow.) Oh, how can people be so blind There's a hole in the world tonight. The harmony-filled ballad features a much-repeated chorus talking about a hole in the world and a "cloud of fear and sorrow," presumably a poetic way of talking about the ruin at the World Trade Center site. the Eagles were one of the most successful recording artists of the 1970s. Schmit, the band had five Number 1 singles and six Number 1 albums. Currently consisting of vocalist/drummer Don Henley, guitarist/vocalist Joe Walsh and bassist/vocalist Timothy B. Schmit (since the dismissal of Don Felder), is easy to interpret as the band's response to the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. The Eagles are an American rock band that was formed in Los Angeles, California in 1971. II (not to be confused with Eagle Records), and their first as a quartet of Don Henley, Glenn Frey, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Until we learn to love one another, We will never reach the Promised Land.
Cool water running through the burning sand. Oh, they tell me theres a place over yonder. The Eagles’ rise to fame didn’t make Nesmith happy, but he still admired the group."Hole in the World," the Eagles' first release since their 2000 box set, Selected Works: 1972-1999, their first on their own Eagles Recording Co. Dont let there be a hole in the world tomorrow. Their albums didn’t chart among the top 100 on the Billboard 200. Three of their singles, “Joanne,” “Nevada Fighter,” and “Silver Moon,” reached the Billboard Hot 100, but none of them peaked in the top 20. The First National Band did not come close to The Eagles in terms of popularity. Five of the band’s singles reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100: “Hotel California,” “Best of My Love,” “One of These Nights,” “Heartache Tonight,” and “New Kid in Town.” Six of the band’s albums reached the top of the Billboard 200: Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975), Hotel California, Hell Freezes Over, Long Road Out of Eden, The Long Run, and One of These Nights. The Eagles enjoyed tremendous success in the US. How The Eagles and The Monkees fared on American music charts
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