Originally posted by thefly07I'm gonna call it, sometime next month we will have all the info on the new album. It looks like it's gonna be released towards the end of October, like ATYCLB, and like that album the title and tracks were announced in mid-late August, which makes perfect sense, since all things being considered there will be a single in September. This will be a long month! thank god for the reissues to distract us!
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979THE BEST YET - PER STEVE LILLYWHITE
Sunday Mirror
July 6, 2008
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Originally posted by anstratdubh1979THE BEST YET - PER STEVE LILLYWHITE
Sunday Mirror
July 6, 2008
U2's legendary producer, Steve Lillywhite, claims the band's eagerly-
awaited new album will be their BEST ever. He has worked with the
band since their first album, Boy, was released in 1981, and now he
is back in the studio with them as they put the finishing touches to
their latest album prior to its October release.
Veteran DJ Tony Fenton said he met Steve and was struck by how the
told how the famous producer was ranting about the new album. Tony
said: "I met Steve recently and we got talking about the band's new
album. He is so excited about the record and claims it's the best
record they have ever done.
"I know people think he might say that - but that's not the kind of
thing somebody like Steve Lillywhite says easily. Like the rest of
people who love music I'm so looking forward to it."
U2 even missed the recent Nelson Mandela Tribute Concert in London
because they were so caught up in putting the final touches to the
album at their Hanover Quay Studios in Dublin's Docklands.
The group recorded initially recorded a lot of new material in
Morocco - but then scrapped a lot of it and started again because
they didn't think it was up to their high standards.
A source said: "U2 have never put out a dud record and they don't
want to start now. In fact it's got to the stage with them that they
want to put out a classic but still make it fresh and new. They know
they are coming very close but they still have a bit of work to do
yet."
The album is the first studio work the band will released since their
smash hit How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb in 2004.
© Sunday Mirror, 2008.
Originally posted by stj0691[..]
holy fucking shit I think I just got an or******** from this news. I cant wait until October now. Thank Bono we got the remasters, and my yet to be discovered Vertigo shows.
Originally posted by yuri31[..]
I had only eye-gasm, don't know how about you....
Originally posted by stj0691[..]
holy fucking shit I think I just got an or******** from this news. I cant wait until October now. Thank Bono we got the remasters, and my yet to be discovered Vertigo shows.
Originally posted by stj0691[..]
this isnt the wierdest thing said on U2start though,,,,,
Originally posted by AllBeacauseOfZoo[..]
I also nearly creamed myself hearing this news........hold on....thats for another thread!!
Originally posted by AllBeacauseOfZoo[..]
I also nearly creamed myself hearing this news........hold on....thats for another thread!!
Originally posted by yuri31[..]
[..]
Ehm....
Originally posted by stj0691[..]
Why did you have to even MENTION that topic here? Next thing ya know people will be talking about making out to the new album. Please!
Originally posted by anstratdubh1979THE BEST YET - PER STEVE LILLYWHITE
Sunday Mirror
July 6, 2008
U2's legendary producer, Steve Lillywhite, claims the band's eagerly-
awaited new album will be their BEST ever. He has worked with the
band since their first album, Boy, was released in 1981, and now he
is back in the studio with them as they put the finishing touches to
their latest album prior to its October release.
Veteran DJ Tony Fenton said he met Steve and was struck by how the
told how the famous producer was ranting about the new album. Tony
said: "I met Steve recently and we got talking about the band's new
album. He is so excited about the record and claims it's the best
record they have ever done.
"I know people think he might say that - but that's not the kind of
thing somebody like Steve Lillywhite says easily. Like the rest of
people who love music I'm so looking forward to it."
U2 even missed the recent Nelson Mandela Tribute Concert in London
because they were so caught up in putting the final touches to the
album at their Hanover Quay Studios in Dublin's Docklands.
The group recorded initially recorded a lot of new material in
Morocco - but then scrapped a lot of it and started again because
they didn't think it was up to their high standards.
A source said: "U2 have never put out a dud record and they don't
want to start now. In fact it's got to the stage with them that they
want to put out a classic but still make it fresh and new. They know
they are coming very close but they still have a bit of work to do
yet."
The album is the first studio work the band will released since their
smash hit How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb in 2004.
© Sunday Mirror, 2008.
