Originally posted by Andrew_C:So we wont be getting a best of 2000-2010 by the looks of it, i was hoping that North Star, EBW and the other unreleased 360 tracks would make that album and maybe we see one become a single ala Electrical Storm.
Originally posted by Andrew_C:So we wont be getting a best of 2000-2010 by the looks of it, i was hoping that North Star, EBW and the other unreleased 360 tracks would make that album and maybe we see one become a single ala Electrical Storm.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:I think it'd be kind of ridiculous at this point for them to release another greatest hits after U218 and the other two, but maybe that's what they mean by "release and then release again right after"
Originally posted by ahn1991:I honestly don't think Mercy, North Star, Every Breaking Wave, or Glastonbury will be released on the new album. I think they will be released as B-sides or some other minor project, but I find it very difficult to see songs that are no longer considered "new" released on a new album for U2.
This is especially true in the case of Mercy because I'm sure most U2 fans have that studio quality recording of the song.
Originally posted by Genaro92U2:[..]
the only one I see on there is Every Breaking Wave in an amazing rework that'll be very different from the live versions. (Hoping at least!)
Originally posted by TheRefugee:When asked by Dave Fanning in the recent interview, Dave asked if Stingray and Glastonbury will arrive in something, some time soon? Larry replied "not in the form that you've heard them, they've been rewritten". The same most likely applies to North Star and EBW.
According to Larry, the band want to 'get as much music out there' as they possibly can. That has to sound promising from a fan's perspective. It's a shame the double album thing is no longer fashionable. A U2 'white album' anyone??