Larry Mullen Jr. of U2's songs, helping to evoke military imagery. During the recording of the album "Pop" in 1996, Mullen suffered from severe back problems. Recording was delayed due to surgery. When he left the hospital, he arrived back in the studio to find the rest of the band experimenting more than ever with electronic drum machines, something driven largely by guitarist The Edge's interest in dance and hip-hop music, and, given his weakness after the operation, he relented, allowing The Edge to continue using drum machines, which contributed heavily to the album's electronic feel. Mullen has had tendinitis problems throughout his
Larry Bagneris Jr. with faculty and students from St. Augustine High School. Larry Bagneris Jr. Lawrence "Larry" Bagneris Jr. (born September 15, 1946), is an African-American social and political activist from New Orleans, Louisiana. Larry's career has focused on improving government relations with the African American and LGBT communities. Larry served as the Executive Director of the City of New Orleans Human Relations Commission from 1999 to 2018. Larry Bagneris is the son of Gloria Diaz Bagneris and Lawrence Bagneris Sr., who ultimately had four children. Larry's brother is notable actor, playwright, and musician Vernel Bagneris. Larry's father was a postal clerk and