Originally posted by BonoVox05:You Guys must be retarded if you really think these records are from U2. Looks like they could sell you every Shit, if they want to!
Originally posted by theedge269:The last track of that Soundcloud bunch is the instrumental version of a song called Mo Storin by Chris Krohm. Great stuff for sure. But, not U2.
Originally posted by BonoVox05:You Guys must be retarded if you really think these records are from U2. Looks like they could sell you every Shit, if they want to!
"Invisible is not, U2's frontman notes, the first official single from the group's long-awaited new album, expected later this year. "We have another song we're excited about to kick off the album," he says. "This is just sort of a sneak preview — to remind people we exist."
Originally posted by dieder:That 'Experimental Jam', when it will surface in a new song might be one of the best new things I've heard from U2 since Pop. Insanely cool
POP 
Originally posted by Ali709:[..]
nice...
Anyway, I could see some of them being fake. But for the newest one (Jam with Dallas), you can hear Bono singing, and in the end I think that's The Edge talking to Dallas? ...
The songs being readied for U2's new album draw inspiration from the more recent past. "We went back to the reason we wanted to be a band in the first place. We started listening to music from the late '70s, remembering our early trips to London," he says. "I remember being with Ali, my girlfriend at the time — now my wife — feeling incredibly uncool in the middle of this punk-rock explosion."
Not that the album will be a nostalgia trip. "There are some very different moods, and some extraordinary guitar stuff out of Edge," with modern-rock and R&B savant Danger Mouse producing "most of" the album — though the group "might experiment with some new people" in the final stages, Bono says.
U2's upcoming album — which, incidentally, still doesn't have a release date.
"We've been at it for a while now," Bono admits, his tone becoming lighter again, and self-effacing. "In this band, a song isn't finished until it's being sold online, or in the shops. And even then, Edge might try to remix it."