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In the wake of the Bataclan massacre, major musical acts including U2 and Motorhead cancel their scheduled performances in Paris. Adam Curry criticizes Bono and U2 for what he perceives as cowardice, arguing that continuing the shows would have been a stronger statement against terrorism. The hosts discuss the cultural impact of these cancellations on the city's morale.
Paul McCartney canceled his scheduled performances in Tokyo after contracting norovirus. Adam Curry critiques the singer's public relations handling of the illness, suggesting that "pooping and puking" is a poor image for a former Beatle. The hosts compare McCartney's last-minute arrival to the Rolling Stones' practice of arriving early to acclimate to new environments.
