'Acid' Queen? Condoleezza Rice Picks Her Ten Top Musical Favorites -- for Bono's Newspaper

Editor & Publisher ^ | May 15, 2006 | By E&P Staff

[gwb43_2004]

NEW YORK Bono promised, and delivered, a list and description of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's ten musical favorites for the Tuesday edition of the London daily The Independent that he has guest-edited. Rice revealed herself as a huge fan of "acid rock."

[cardinal4]

She also got Hamas elected and is allowing a modern-day Nazi regime to build nuclear weapons to destroy our country while she debates at the U.N.

She went to the middle east and cast all of the votes that allowed the buttwipes to get elected?

[chapin2500]

She also got Hamas elected and is allowing a modern-day Nazi regime to build nuclear weapons to destroy our country while she debates at the U.N. She is a pathetic failure as is her boss.

Link please, you troll.

[tomahawk]

She insisted, over Israeli opposition, that the terrorist Hamas group partcipate in the elections.

Hamas is on the U.S. list of terrorist organizations.

Kind of like demanding that Al Qaeda run in future Saudi elections.

[Liberal Classic]

I didn't really have a song picked out for the Secretary. It's just a good album. Cream was really the only psychedelic band on that list. But that's not to say I have any problem with her tastes in music. I always liked motown sax and trombones.

[ishabibble]

Hey there Sparky!

You ought to read your profile page. It's as much a crock as your tagline.

[Borges]

The Mozart 24th in c minor is just as big if not a bigger influence on Beethoven. Especially his own C minor Piano concerto. The 21st also became super popular in the late 1960s upon its use in 'Elvira Madigan'. The 23rd in A major was used prominently in the recent Terence Malick film to good effect. It's also the only Mozart concerto recorded by Vladimir Horowitz. The Brahms B flat is one of the most physically taxing to play. The extreme length doesn't help.