Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Were u credited? Darn leechers. . Cool tho
He's credited on Interference too.
Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]
Were u credited? Darn leechers. . Cool tho
Originally posted by haytrain:[..]
Next time you'll place a U2start.com watermark on anything like that, huh?
Originally posted by AllBecauseOfU2:I'm still betting on a November 2008 release. Praying, actually, might be a better word.
A bit of research:
It was September 14 of 2004 that atu2.com revealed that RTE had revealed that u2.com had revealed that the official U2 camp had revealed the album title and album release date.
http://www.atu2.com/news/article.src?ID=3500&Key=new%20album&Year=&Cat=.
That could, and most likely does, mean nothing, but it still might give us a bit if hope that we'll at least hear something in the next...millenium.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:[..]
They need a decent lead-in time for the Christmas season so November is on the money.
*Nods his head as if he knows what's going on.
Originally posted by djrlewis:I notice my scan is now on Interference and by due process Scatter O Light. How cool's that?!
Originally posted by yeah:[..]
Guess who posted it there.
Just a teaser, a working title, a colour, a correction, a cough, sneeze, anything.....
Originally posted by aussiemofo:The last thing posted on U2.com's "news" was nearly 3 weeks ago. C'mon, throw us a freakin' bone will ya!
Originally posted by yeah:[..]
Guess who posted it there.
Originally posted by U2.com
03.09.2008
Ambassador of Conscience
Edge will present Peter Gabriel with Amnesty International's 'Ambassador of Conscience' award in London next week.
U2 are previous winners of the award and first teamed up with Peter Gabriel on human rights campaigning for the Conspiracy of Hope Tour in 1986. Later Gabriel founded Witness, a video community campaigning for Human Rights and more recently The Elders a private alliance of senior global figures to launch diplomatic assaults on the globe's most intractable problems.
"Peter has been at the vanguard of the struggle for human rights and justice around the world for nearly a quarter of a century" said Bill Shipsey of Art for Amnesty, “All of his wonderful work, not just with Amnesty, could justify his selection as an Ambassador of Conscience”.
The Ambassador of Conscience Award recognizes exceptional individual leadership and witness in the fight to protect and promote human rights. It was inspired by a poem written for Amnesty International by Seamus Heaney and aims to promote the work of Amnesty through the example of its 'Ambassadors' 'who have done so much to inspire and uplift'.
The presentation, on September 10th, will also mark the launch of Amnesty's global Small Places Tour 2008, its most ambitious global music and human rights project since the Human Rights Now! Tour in 1988.
Originally posted by aussiemofo:The last thing posted on U2.com's "news" was nearly 3 weeks ago. C'mon, throw us a freakin' bone will ya!