Originally posted by ferrari:[..]
Yes thats my opinion. Lemon is awfull, First time boring. Dirty Day live is ok.
Originally posted by ferrari:[..]
Yes thats my opinion. Lemon is awfull, First time boring. Dirty Day live is ok.
Originally posted by blueblue:[..]
SOI might not have a lot of highlights
Originally posted by germcevoy:I guess my problem is that I just refuse to believe that Get out of your own Way is the type of songs that men their age want to write. If it is then fair enough but it’s not the music I want and I’ll have to call it a day if that is the direction they are going.
I will say that I’ve never been as nervous about hearing a new U2 record. That should stand for something.
Originally posted by TheUglyOne:I hope Max will beat the shit out of you
Originally posted by TheRefugee:U2 (Bono especially) have way too much baggage at this stage of their existence for any review to be completely impartial. It is rare for a review to simply focus on the songs. I understand that reviewers want to contextualise the work, but the fact remains that the hatred is so great that all objectivity gets skewed. It's the same with other polarising artists, e.g. Morrissey. Notice the amount of column inches of a review that go into his latest pronouncements before discussing his songs. When reviewing U2, every UK and Irish broadsheet review will mention the paradise papers, the SoI/apple thing, U2's age, Bono's stature/obnoxiousness, etc. It's just the way things are now for U2. Very hard for reviewers competing for views, shares, likes, bantz, yadda, yadda, to maintain perspective regardless of whether the album is the best or worst thing since Bomb, Baby, Boy or Behind. U2 have made their bed, now they have to lie in it. Only through the prism of time will we know where the album truly ranks in the scheme of things. This is all obvious stuff, I know, but worth keeping in mind for fans when wading through the impending avalanche of reviews. We've all been here before, I guess. Plus it's an outlet for dealing with the anticipation til the album drops/leaks.
There are quite a few ads running for Songs of Experience with music snippets. This one seems to include 5 seconds of a song we haven't heard! Thoughts? https://t.co/6Z1dz5VGMK
— U2start.com (@U2start) November 22, 2017
(via @U2uruguay, #U2SongsOfExperience)
Originally posted by Remy:https://twitter.com/U2start/status/933321671913680896
@MattBellamy must be calling his lawyer already ???
— Sergio LikeASong (@U2santos) November 22, 2017