1. Originally posted by gerryhickey:[..]


    Have qued outside hmv on grafton st at midnight for every release since zooropa . Actually think zooropa was the last one i did sober . The taxi man always obliges with the cd player on the way home . I heard it was a definite runner for the early release in dublin . If it happens ill pm it to ya that night .



    Much obliged
  2. Originally posted by vanquish:[..]

    While I am all against overexcited gushing in response to something like this, which is going on at Interference apparently.

    This is the album discussion thread, if you don't want to discuss the album, don't participate in the discussion.

    You can be the hermit in a cave, who comes out on March 2, if you want to.


    I have no problem with an album discussion.
    It's all this speculation that turns it ridiculous. Pretending to be able to judge the final album by some bad quality clips is ridiculous. To hyperventilate about an uncertain 30 sec guitar part, about begging the poster to post the album, about him getting banned /jailed is ridiculous. To draw similarities between songs from a 30 sec looped riff is ridiculous.
    Taking the youtube comments serious is just the ice on the cake.

    And guess what, I listened to the beach clips, I even brought them here. I also listened to the HQ clips and the guitar riff. It's fun, nothing more nothing less. No reason to freak out.


  3. Originally posted by yeah:[..]

    I have no problem with an album discussion.
    It's all this speculation that turns it ridiculous. Pretending to be able to judge the final album by some bad quality clips is ridiculous. To hyperventilate about an uncertain 30 sec guitar part, about begging the poster to post the album, about him getting banned /jailed is ridiculous. To draw similarities between songs from a 30 sec looped riff is ridiculous.
    Taking the youtube comments serious is just the ice on the cake.

    And guess what, I listened to the beach clips, I even brought them here. I also listened to the HQ clips and the guitar riff. It's fun, nothing more nothing less. No reason to freak out.





    Well i never tried to judge the album from the clips, as you say they are too poor quality.
    You can get a feel for the song though, impressions if you will.

    I agree we can get a bit carried away with teaser's such as this, but it's the first actual thing we've heard in a long time. What else are we going to talk about? Release dates?

    And if he does leak the album, it is quite possible that he will get arrested.
  4. To stop the shit:

    U2.com

    First Single, Album Tracklisting

    Get On Your Boots, the first single from U2’s new album No Line On The Horizon, will be released as a digital download on February 15th with a physical format to follow on February 16 through Mercury/Universal.

    Produced by Brian Eno, Danny Lanois and Steve Lillywhite, sessions for No Line On The Horizon began in Fez, Morocco, and continued at the band’s Dublin studio, New York’s Platinum Sound Recording Studios, and London's Olympic Studios.

    Released on March 2nd (March 3rd in the US), the album will come in a standard format with 24 page booklet and in digipak format. The digipak includes an extended booklet and the album’s companion film “Linear” by Anton Corbijn. A limited edition 64 page magazine will also be available, featuring the band in conversation with artist Catherine Owens, and new Anton Corbijn photographs. No Line On The Horizon will be released on 180gm vinyl. (More on the formats below)

    The album cover artwork (click left to enlarge) is an image of the sea meeting the sky by Japanese artist and photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto.

    Here's the full track listing:

    1. No Line On The Horizon
    2. Magnificent
    3. Moment of Surrender
    4. Unknown Caller
    5. I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight
    6. Get On Your Boots
    7. Stand Up Comedy
    8. Fez – Being Born
    9. White As Snow
    10. Breathe
    11. Cedars Of Lebanon

    No Line On The Horizon will be available in five formats;

    - Standard jewel case - with album CD and 24 page booklet

    - Digipak format - limited edition with album CD, 32 page colour booklet and fold out poster. Features access to exclusive downloadable Anton Corbijn film.

    - Magazine format – limited edition with album CD, with 64 page magazine. Features access to exclusive downloadable Anton Corbijn film.

    - Box format - limited edition bespoke box containing digipak format album CD, DVD of Anton Corbijn’s exclusive film, 64 page hardback book, plus a fold out poster.

    - LP vinyl – limited edition with 2 black vinyl discs, gatefold sleeve, and a 16 page booklet.
  5. Thank you Yeah, official news is nice
  6. Great, what's missing, I can't remember but a song has to be missing.
    It seems winter has changed names.

    And whats Fez-Being Born? Tripoli?

    Damn they took out every breaking wave.

    And I like Casper's cover better, I'm guessing the equal symbol emphasises the 'no line on the horizon'

  7. White as Snow is probably Winter.

    And Breathe is here, they didn't leave it out.


  8. That would be strange - Tripoli is in Libya... Well, who knows.

    Probably --orn (Prov.) // 5:58 // Nearly finished // Intro to be decided on? New Eno Edits + treatment
  9. I'm just excited we have another song we can abbreviate.....IGCIIDGCT.
  10. AWESOME!! Oh, this is exciting!!

    So no "Every Breaking Wave" or "Tripoli"? The Fez-Being Born title sounds interesting...


  11. This is a better cover, I don't know why they didn't use photo that Casper used, as the one they have doesn't really show an invisible horizon. They should have used Casper's background with the equal sign to emphasise that the horizon is missing.

    And why no WOWY sounding Every Breaking Wave?