Originally posted by BelgianBono:[..]
Great interview indeed, thanks for posting
What surprises me is that there are no new "Beach Clips" then, as Bono says they're playing 25-30 new songs almost every day in Eze
Gonna take the 4-albums stuff with a pinch of salt tough
It also seems like the band thinks NLOTH is too difficult for us to understand then...
Originally posted by yeah:"What? They noticed my idiotic lyrics and some of the bad arrangements? ... Let's tell them they're just too dumb to get it. It's artsy...."
Originally posted by yeah:"What? They noticed my idiotic lyrics and some of the bad arrangements? ... Let's tell them they're just too dumb to get it. It's artsy...."
Originally posted by Macphistfly:[..]
No Line is a great song, if you're insinuating otherwise you've got a lot of people to disagree with you.
That said, Magnifcent/UC/Crazy Tonight/SUC could have been a dickload better.
Originally posted by Genaro92U2:[..]
I think he meant the album as a wholee....
Originally posted by Macphistfly:[..]
I wouldn't change a single thing about MoS or Cedars.
I think the album is among their best but only brought down by Boots, Magniifcent, Unknown Caller (awkward song for the public), Stand Up, White as Snow... 
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