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  1. Originally posted by Cypress:Wow, so you like quoting yourself.


    Again: Go ahead and do it better instead of just bashing Bono all the time.

    It's a complicated situation and a difficutl business. I wish they'd be more successful with that. Organic and ethical clothing is a good thing that many people certainly support, but the fashion has to be fashionable and affordable.


    I quote myself because there is a direct correlation between the Louis Vuitton campaign, their 49% stake of Edun and Edun producing cheaply in China - saying they produce ethical clothing, helping African workers to improve their situation.

    I also mentioned what I do to engage myself in helping African people. So I actually go ahead and do something. There is no "instead of". Unfortunately I rarely meet heads of states, so my contribution is rather unnoticed.

    You seem to agree with Bono's approach, so I'd be interested to know how you see the situation. For a start -
    What's your position on the wages Edun pays it's African workers and on another note, the copyright on Aids and Malaria drugs?


  2. Originally posted by yeah:[..]

    I quote myself because there is a direct correlation between the Louis Vuitton campaign, their 49% stake of Edun and Edun producing cheaply in China - saying they produce ethical clothing, helping African workers to improve their situation.

    I also mentioned what I do to engage myself in helping African people. So I actually go ahead and do something. There is no "instead of". Unfortunately I rarely meet heads of states, so my contribution is rather unnoticed.

    You seem to agree with Bono's approach, so I'd be interested to know how you see the situation. For a start -
    What's your position on the wages Edun pays it's African workers and on another note, the copyright on Aids and Malaria drugs?





    Yea, Edun is frankly crap I thought their stuff would be made in Africa - not China like everything else. And when your paying that much too.

    Why wouldn't I just go with all the other designer brands who use organic cotton and also don't manufacture in Africa - where's the differentiation, Edun's designs are quite mediocre too.
  4. Edge appeared yesterday on the Stand Up To Cancer (tribute to Patrick Swayze). The performance of Unchained Melody is nothing but incredibly cheesy (and pretty mediocre in my opinion. In fact, it's as mediocre as moving), and Edge contributes with a fairly simple guitar solo, from 4:08 on.

  5. I'm pretty disappointed in Edge's contribution. I thought he'd sing or something, not just get out his sustainer and play a few notes that a novice guitar player could play. Upsetting.
  6. Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:I'm pretty disappointed in Edge's contribution. I thought he'd sing or something, not just get out his sustainer and play a few notes that a novice guitar player could play. Upsetting.


    big deal
  7. Originally posted by yeah:[..]

    I quote myself because there is a direct correlation between the Louis Vuitton campaign, their 49% stake of Edun and Edun producing cheaply in China - saying they produce ethical clothing, helping African workers to improve their situation.

    I also mentioned what I do to engage myself in helping African people. So I actually go ahead and do something. There is no "instead of". Unfortunately I rarely meet heads of states, so my contribution is rather unnoticed.

    You seem to agree with Bono's approach, so I'd be interested to know how you see the situation. For a start -
    What's your position on the wages Edun pays it's African workers and on another note, the copyright on Aids and Malaria drugs?





    When Edun renewed their website I also noticed that much was now made in china, which dissapointed me a lot. Before it was in mainly South American or African countries. Pity they went this way, I even emailed them why they produce now in china, but never got an answer. Has nothing to do anymore with ethical clothing. Made in china you can see anywhere
  8. Originally posted by LikeASong:Edge appeared yesterday on the Stand Up To Cancer (tribute to Patrick Swayze). The performance of Unchained Melody is nothing but incredibly cheesy (and pretty mediocre in my opinion. In fact, it's as mediocre as moving), and Edge contributes with a fairly simple guitar solo, from 4:08 on.

    [YouTube Video]


    cancer is a horrible disease, too many people die of it, it's not fair, I hate it.
  9. I found this on U2interfence !

    A "reliable" friend source (Musicial Journalist) of a member said that this is the official setlist from Song of Ascent. The album will contain some Rock, Slow and one rock-metal song from different session.

    Copy-and-paste :

    1. U2 ' Soon ' (Kingdom Of Your Love) :
    From "No line on the horizon session"

    2. U2 ' Every Breaking Wave ' :
    From "No line on the horizon session"

    3. U2 ' If I Could Live My Life Again ' :
    Inspireted by Jorge Luis Borges , a beautiful song from "How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" session

    4. U2 ' Love Is All We Have Left ' :
    New rock song rock from "new session and old session"

    5. U2 ' North Star ' :
    From "How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" session

    6. U2 ' Mercy ' :
    From "How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" session

    7. U2 ' Lead Me In The Way I Should Go ' :
    Song really Rock/Metal from How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb + somes modifications in the new sessions

    8. U2 ' You Can't Give Away Your Heart ' :
    Song from "How To Dismantle an Atomic Bomb" session and finished in the new session of 2010

    9. U2 ' Rose of My Life ' (Glastonbury) :

    Bonus Track (Exclusive in some country) :

    1- Glastonbury V1 (called Rose of my life)
    A new rock/punk song from New sessions
    (360 Tour Leg 3)

    2- Return Of The Stingray Guitar
    A new rock/funk song froum New sessions
  10. I found this on Interference...
  11. Thanks friend


    Sounds promising and scary at the same time (because of "Mercy").

  12. In all seriousness though, if it is remotely true, I'd be happy about it. Keep it short.
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