1. Just watched the latest Adam Clayton interview with dave fanning. So 2 more albums and that's the end for the boys??
  2. The future is open!
  3. Two more albums = a few more years. And this is what they say now. I'm pretty sure they'll keep making music some way or other.
  4. I really like Adam in interviews. He really needs to do more of those.

    Also, I think it's interesting that U2 is doing more festivals now in spite of U2 having the reputation for not doing festivals really.
  5. Me 2
    Coherent but always funny still (<- e-smoke )
  6. Quite probably, yes.
    They're >55 now, and 2 more albums might mean 10 or more years in U2-time so that would put them well into their mid-60s, a.k.a. standard age for retiring in most jobs and countries, a.k.a. something perfectly reasonable.
  7. ...however, life - as we know it - is highly unpredictable...
  8. Originally posted by LikeASong:[..]
    Quite probably, yes.
    They're >55 now, and 2 more albums might mean 10 or more years in U2-time so that would put them well into their mid-60s, a.k.a. standard age for retiring in most jobs and countries, a.k.a. something perfectly reasonable.
    Artists don't retire, they burn out or fade away...

    Am I the only one who is sort of shocked by the Adam interview?
    I like the fact that the 'trilogy' idea seems to be coming reality, but for heaven's sake, 'U2-time' is slowing down more then ever.... it sounds like:

    SOI - 2014 - indoor tour
    SOE - (end of) 2017 - indoor tour
    SOA - 2021 (at the earliest, more then 12 years after it was first mentioned) maybe outdoor tour...

    I'm sort of disappointed by these irrelevant 'greatest hits' mini-gigs.
  9. I really hope their last album will be namen Man
  10. Originally posted by u2joost:[..]
    Artists don't retire, they burn out or fade away...

    Am I the only one who is sort of shocked by the Adam interview?
    I like the fact that the 'trilogy' idea seems to be coming reality, but for heaven's sake, 'U2-time' is slowing down more then ever.... it sounds like:

    SOI - 2014 - indoor tour
    SOE - (end of) 2017 - indoor tour
    SOA - 2021 (at the earliest, more then 12 years after it was first mentioned) maybe outdoor tour...

    I'm sort of disappointed by these irrelevant 'greatest hits' mini-gigs.
    (R.E.M. wouldn't agree with your first statement)


    I'm not shocked in the sense that it's logical to me. Painful to hear? yes, but logical. We fans have been saying that for ages, and it was only a matter of time until the band started to realize and openly say it too.
  11. excruciatingly painful......
    *sobs and reaches for the tissues*