1. Originally posted by kris_smith87:I really don't get why people are so against this relevant thing... if you aren't relevant there is no need to make music in my opinion.


    Honestly, I don't even believe in the term "relevant." It's a 100% opinion not based in any facts. I want a good album with the best songs that they have. I don't care if it hits #1 or #84. I want to like it. I love NLOTH, but rank it just above October and Passengers as my least favorite U2 albums. Just thinking about it, when your least favorite albums by your favorite group are this good, there's not too much to complain about!!!

    Thoughts on the next album. They could likely become even more "relevant" by doing something nobody has ever done. Instead of waiting 2-10 years to do a deluxe release of the album, just release it that way to begin with.

    Make the usual one disc standard edition with the best songs from every session...Rick Rubin, Danger Mouse, Red whoever, Will I Am, etc. A 70-79 minute disc of the absolute best. They don't have to have a cohesive theme, just the best songs.

    Then take the unprecedented step of releasing the Deluxe Version in the maddest, most ridiculous fashion ever....Release it the SAME DAY as the Standard Album. The standard 1 CD version could be $15 or whatever, but the 7CD 1DVD version could be $75 or so, as a nice gift to the fans.

    Make the Deluxe Version 7 CDs and 1 DVD with the original album, and make 6 of the discs full of the album demos and include many songs not on the album. You could see the entire evolution of the Album with maybe 3-5 takes of each song on the album revealing the entire evolution of how the songs transformed from rough demos to the finished songs.

    This would be a groundbreaking and awesome gift for the Die-Hards, and would likely make history. The Beach Boys released a Box Set of multiple takes from their Pet Sounds Album 30 years after the fact. U2 would be doing it in real time. This is a great idea, and I know U2 don't have the balls to do it. Even if the Album sucked, it would still be fascinating, and I'd love it.

    I know they are scared of making a "Crap Album." But even a crap album full of "Wild Honey," and "One Step Closer," level songs would be ok with me. And it would be MAGNIFICENT to have 3-5 demos of each track, and all the outtakes in a huge Deluxe Edition.

    I know most of my U2 and Prince Ideas are Pipe Dreams, but they are Pipe Dreams that would be loved by many fans of the band.
  2. Originally posted by Genaro92U2:it depends on what TYPE of dance music... if Guetta is still attached to the project then NO THANK YOU. if Above & Beyond got to remix or work with U2 NOW THAT WOULD BE FUCKING AMAZING

    [YouTube Video]

    I'd take this over Guetta ANY DAY

    As an electronic (real) music fan, I'm with you.

    About U2, in my opinion, they shouldn't think about being relevant while creating their songs. They should care about song quality and that's it. Doing that, I'm sure they'll keep being relevant for me and for people who aprecciate good music.
  3. Originally posted by AidanFormigoni:[..]

    As an electronic (real) music fan, I'm with you.

    About U2, in my opinion, they shouldn't think about being relevant while creating their songs. They should care about song quality and that's it. Doing that, I'm sure they'll keep being relevant for me and for people who aprecciate good music.

    Yeah that's definitely what I mean when I bring up LEGIT dance music artists, and REAL artists in general, they need to understand that being relevant or "Top 40" comes AFTER making something amazing and pure musically.
  4. Finally some breaking news. But I don't believe a thing about that 'we plan a new one after the new one very soon...' they said that with HTDAAB and with NLOTH...and it's been 4 bloody years.
  5. Hello hello!
    Thanks for that!
    I dont know why but i cannot download it with my you tube downloader.
    Anyone got a download link?
    Thanks for answers!
    Greetings from
    Frank

  6. Originally posted by pleasegone:Fabian Said:

    U2 albums are never released in summer. Album were released in February (2), March (2), October (5) or November (3 studio + 3 compilation). Only exception is Zooropa (July 1993) , but that one was released during a tour and no-one does an arena tour during winter.


    The Joshua Tree Tour had several arena shows in the Winter of 1987, Zoo TV started in Arenas in the Winter in Feb of 92, Elevation started at the end of Winter in March 01, and concluded in the start of the next Winter in Dec 01.

    You're right. I meant stadium tour where I said arena tour. I make that error very often, because the biggest Dutch stadium is called the Amsterdam Arena. I believe I'm still wrong about the Joshua and Zoo tours, though...

    Whatsoever, my main point was that Zooropa was released as part of the tour, which happened to be in summer.
  7. Originally posted by dieder:Finally some breaking news. But I don't believe a thing about that 'we plan a new one after the new one very soon...' they said that with HTDAAB and with NLOTH...and it's been 4 bloody years.

    +1!
  8. Originally posted by dieder:Finally some breaking news. But I don't believe a thing about that 'we plan a new one after the new one very soon...' they said that with HTDAAB and with NLOTH...and it's been 4 bloody years.

    +2

    haha it´s true!
  9. Originally posted by fabian:[..]

    You're right. I meant stadium tour where I said arena tour. I make that error very often, because the biggest Dutch stadium is called the Amsterdam Arena. I believe I'm still wrong about the Joshua and Zoo tours, though...

    Whatsoever, my main point was that Zooropa was released as part of the tour, which happened to be in summer.

    It's ok. I guess we all just want a new album as soon as possible. I should have realised it was an error...lol.