Originally posted by stj0691This will be the release that blows everyone's minds, just as Achtung did.
. Kids these days
. Whats happening to us? Originally posted by U2Nick[..]
"faster & wilder than vertigo..." It'd also probabally grab a few more younger listeners.. ya know, there god damned metal and such
Originally posted by stj0691This will be the release that blows everyone's minds, just as Achtung did.
you are absolutely right
Originally posted by U2Nick[..]
"faster & wilder than vertigo..." It'd also probabally grab a few more younger listeners.. ya know, there god damned metal and such
Originally posted by yuri31[..]
What?! You don't like today's kids? We listen to U2!!! (well, I do, but dunno if the others listen to a real music...)
Originally posted by Ali709[..]
No they don't, it's either hannah montana or rap or backstreet boys
Originally posted by Ali709[..]
No they don't, it's either hannah montana or rap or backstreet boys
Originally posted by Ali709[..]
No they don't, it's either hannah montana or rap or backstreet boys
Originally posted by markp91[..]
Under my Umbrellaellaellaella
(How many puke faces are that? I think it's not enough, so...)
Originally posted by iwillfollow.com
ALBUM NAME: unknown
PRODUCER(s): Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, and Steve Lillywhite have all been in the studio during album sessions
ALBUM RELEASE DATE: October, 2008, according to Paul McGuinness
FORMATS: unknown
TRACKLIST: unknown
POSSIBLE SONGS MENTIONED:
These are songs that have been mentioned in the buildup to U2's next studio album:
"No Line On The Horizon" - Bono and Edge played this song for a USA Today writer during an in-the-car interview at the Sundance Film Festival. On hearing it, writer Anthony Breznican says "heavy distortion fills the car," and later adds: "The song is rough, weaving between brutal guitar blasts underscoring the mellow title refrain." Edge explains that the song "It came out of a new distortion box that my guitar tech got."
Unknown Title - in the same interview with Anthony Breznican, Bono and Edge played a second song whose opening lyric is, "It's six o'clock...". Bono tells Breznican that numbers are significant in each of the new songs.
"If I Could Live My Life Again" - Bono says this song is "inspired by the great Argentinian poet Jorge Luis Borges." Bono said he had just begun the song while speaking with author Michka Assayas in December, 2005. Their interview appears as the extra material in the paperback version of Bono in Conversation with Michka Assayas.
"Love Is All We Have Left" - a song Bono named during his May, 2006, trip to Africa as one that he had recently written. "It’s like an old Broadway tune. I thought it was a Frank Sinatra song," Bono said.
"North Star," a song from the How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb sessions which included a guest organ appearance from Michael W. Smith. In this CCM article, Smith describes the song as a tribute to Johnny Cash.
"Mercy", one of the last songs to get cut from How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, described in Blender magazine as "a six-and-a-half-minute outpouring of U2 at its most uninhibitedly U2-ish"
"Lead Me In The Way I Should Go" -- a contender for Atomic Bomb first mentioned in this February, 2003, interview with Bono in Grammy Magazine
"You Can't Give Away Your Heart" - a contender for Atomic Bomb first mentioned in SPIN magazine
Originally posted by stj0691[..]
OH MY GOD I HATE THAT SONG!!!!!!
sorry, but if U2 ever covered that song I would burn my entire collection
Anyway, today, music is whatever. We all have different tastes. "Rock 'n' roll used to be dance music". The thing is, dancing styles have changed. SO in order for songs to fit that they become remixed. These remixes are compared to the originals and sometimes hated by fans. AS for me I would love to dance to the Perfecto Mix of EBTTRT!
Also, I found this at iwillfollowu2 dot com:
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