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  3. Originally posted by AllBecauseOfU2:An Interference member apparently sat next to Bono and Ali at dinner in NYC last Tuesday, and got to speak with Brian Murphy, Bono's off-tour body guard. The lucky guy had this conversation with Brian:

    "We kept talking to the guy and out of nowhere he said, "Wait until you hear the new album." I said, "Really? you have heard some - I heard they had 50 or 60 parts of songs recorded." He said they do and it is going to blow me away. "

    http://u2.interference.com/f233/bono-and-ali-at-dinner-last-night-190164.html


    wow. lucky bastard lol
  4. Isn't it amazing how calm it is after the hype some weeks ago? Remember 2004 when the pre-album hype was at an insane level? I for one just adore these peaceful times. Apart from Red Rocks I didn't listen to any U2 in weeks and months. So many new releases to enjoy, so many R.E.M. and Coldplay boots I watch, so much time to spend on trading without having that irrational fear to miss something in the U2 camp. Love it.
    Please guys, keep everything under the radar till the end of the year and come back with a boom in 2009.
  5. Originally posted by yeah:Isn't it amazing how calm it is after the hype some weeks ago? Remember 2004 when the pre-album hype was at an insane level? I for one just adore these peaceful times. Apart from Red Rocks I didn't listen to any U2 in weeks and months. So many new releases to enjoy, so many R.E.M. and Coldplay boots I watch, so much time to spend on trading without having that irrational fear to miss something in the U2 camp. Love it.
    Please guys, keep everything under the radar till the end of the year and come back with a boom in 2009.


    I kinda agree. I wudnt mind a trickle of info here and there. The calm is nice though. I like the waiting
  6. Originally posted by yeah:Isn't it amazing how calm it is after the hype some weeks ago? Remember 2004 when the pre-album hype was at an insane level? I for one just adore these peaceful times. Apart from Red Rocks I didn't listen to any U2 in weeks and months. So many new releases to enjoy, so many R.E.M. and Coldplay boots I watch, so much time to spend on trading without having that irrational fear to miss something in the U2 camp. Love it.
    Please guys, keep everything under the radar till the end of the year and come back with a boom in 2009.


    I agree 100%....I like this calm atmosphere....gets me to concentrate on my AP work
  7. Originally posted by yeah:Isn't it amazing how calm it is after the hype some weeks ago? Remember 2004 when the pre-album hype was at an insane level? I for one just adore these peaceful times. Apart from Red Rocks I didn't listen to any U2 in weeks and months. So many new releases to enjoy, so many R.E.M. and Coldplay boots I watch, so much time to spend on trading without having that irrational fear to miss something in the U2 camp. Love it.
    Please guys, keep everything under the radar till the end of the year and come back with a boom in 2009.


    Sounds good to me, only I do listen to U2. But the hype has gone too, haven't thought about it for weeks.
  8. it's almost a little numbing after having the constant feeling of 'something will happen tomorrow/next week!' and now there's suddenly... nothing.
  9. Originally posted by flowerchild:it's almost a little numbing after having the constant feeling of 'something will happen tomorrow/next week!' and now there's suddenly... nothing.

    Yeah, I feel Numb
  10. Paperless Tickets For 2009 Tour?
    http://www.atu2blog.com/2008/10/13/paperless-tickets-for-2009-tour/

    For those of you who have been keeping up with how the concert industry has been slowly trying to combat scalpers (aka ticket resellers), there has been a development thanks to AC/DC and Ticketmaster.

    Over the weekend, a Dallas show for AC/DC went on sale and the only way you could purchase your ticket is by means of paperless tickets. The entire building was sold this way. Through doing a paperless ticket, it means that there is nothing physically available for sites like StubHub or eBay (or anywhere/anyone else looking to resell the ticket). For example, if I bought 3 pairs of tickets, and walk in 3 times with 3 different people, I’d have to pay 100% for 3 tickets and can only resell 3 as opposed to up to 6 (if it was a show I wasn’t interested in going to.) Waste of money for the ticket reseller, not to mention a heck of a headache to manage. The reselling market dries up as a result.

    According to an industry source, this is most likely the way U2 will go with their concert ticketing for next year. Also, the source said that Live Nation will partner with Ticketmaster for the ticketing: “U2 is the biggest client and they don’t want to risk something going wrong with their system while they are still working on it.”

    Now, the only issue with a paperless system would be the amount of swapping that happens between fans from city to city, and even between General Admission and seats. I’ve been a part of multi-city General Admission trades and I know how helpful they can be. This will impact this type of fan-to-fan help…but I’d take this inconvenience over having to deal with the ticket resellers ANY day!
  11. If it beats the scalpers then bring it. The only tickets i'm worrying apart are my own (thats assuming they are tickets, or codes, or special handshakes with the box office staff etc). New tour is gonna be exciting
  12. Originally posted by germcevoy:If it beats the scalpers then bring it. The only tickets i'm worrying apart are my own (thats assuming they are tickets, or codes, or special handshakes with the box office staff etc). New tour is gonna be exciting


    Yep. But then again these "tix" would mean that I can't buy them for 10 bucks 5 minutes before the show. Shit.
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