Originally posted by DMMacdonald:Before tour continues next year or after third or fourth leg?
Originally posted by spartacus070:[..]
The "Scott's" both mentioned that they had got to hear about 4 of the "Experience" songs with Bono sitting right next to them, and randomly Bono would bust out into some of the chorus on songs like he couldn't contain himself. They said that the new songs sounded really good and rockin.
Originally posted by gabrieluhu:In an interview for U2 Spain site, Brian Boyd, music journalist of the Irish Times, accompanying U2 for nearly 15 years and recently published the book "U2 Experience," says: "The next album of U2 is much like Zooropa".
"I've heard enough. Reminds me 'Zooropa'. And there is a hint of Passengers also. Sounds much more artistic and abstract than 'Songs Of Innocence'. Due out next year, but I've heard it before."
F: U2BR
Originally posted by thefly07:[..]
I'd venture to guess a March or May release. Basing this on nothing but hope
If its anything like Zooropa/Passengers then I think I'd go mad. Zooropa is my favourite album... I don't think I've mentioned it before...
Originally posted by LikeASong:http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/bono-the-voice-of-innocence-and-experience-1.2355501
We pull into a lay-by so he can play tracks from the next album, Songs of Experience. His voice comes through his phone singing about “the dying of the light”. He harmonises with himself as the album continues and gives every song an introduction: “On this one we were going after a broken cassette recorder type of sound”; “This has got a really crunchy beat”; “You have to hear Edge’s guitar work on this”; “Just wait until you hear the drum break on this one.” He’s lost in his music, staring out the window as he sings along.
The Italian prime minister is waiting but it seems that cat can chill. Bono keeps scrolling and playing. “We’re going to get this album out next year; unusually for us, a lot of the songs are done already,” he says. (I’ve heard that before.)
Originally posted by LikeASong:http://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/bono-the-voice-of-innocence-and-experience-1.2355501
We pull into a lay-by so he can play tracks from the next album, Songs of Experience. His voice comes through his phone singing about “the dying of the light”. He harmonises with himself as the album continues and gives every song an introduction: “On this one we were going after a broken cassette recorder type of sound”; “This has got a really crunchy beat”; “You have to hear Edge’s guitar work on this”; “Just wait until you hear the drum break on this one.” He’s lost in his music, staring out the window as he sings along.
The Italian prime minister is waiting but it seems that cat can chill. Bono keeps scrolling and playing. “We’re going to get this album out next year; unusually for us, a lot of the songs are done already,” he says. (I’ve heard that before.)