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  1. the poster looks really good, I'd wouldn't mind one in my room!


    can't wait!
  2. Originally posted by NoamTGthe poster looks really good, I'd wouldn't mind one in my room!


    can't wait!


    heres The Joshua Tree poster that i have in my room
  3. Originally posted by U2sBiggestFan[..]

    heres The Joshua Tree poster that i have in my room
    [image]


    I have that one to. I know a guy who works in the local HMV. I'm gna see if he has any of those promo posters.
  4. Originally posted by U2sBiggestFan[..]

    heres The Joshua Tree poster that i have in my room
    [image]


    cool ! it's beautiful


    Originally posted by germcevoy[..]

    I have that one to. I know a guy who works in the local HMV. I'm gna see if he has any of those promo posters.


    good luck!


  5. One weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeek... I cant wait...
  6. I like that new CD cover. Widescreen, classy inobtrusive font.

    Very nice. 3 weeks to go here.....
  7. Originally posted by djrlewisI like that new CD cover. Widescreen, classy inobtrusive font.

    Very nice. 3 weeks to go here.....


    correction 3 very long weeks
  8. I'll buy it from Amazon in December
  9. Originally posted by U2sBiggestFan[..]

    correction 3 very long weeks


    too long....
  10. How long is the limited edition going to be on shelfs?
  11. Originally posted by wtshnnfb01How long is the limited edition going to be on shelfs?


    Someone correct me if I'm wrong but I don't remember reading that the deluxe version was on a limited run? So apart from possibly an initial surge I don't think there'll be a problem. Still be there for Christmas for sure, they'd be mad not to.
  12. Just checking out CNet Australia, and look what I came across. Because CNet is blocked in some places I copied the entire article here for you, but it's just been published today.


    U2 previews unreleased track on Facebook, snubs MySpace?

    By Brendon Chase on 15 November 2007

    Bono has given the creators of Facebook app iLike a sneak preview of U2's upcoming re-release of the Joshua Tree, which will feature previously unreleased tracks. Wearing his trademark sunglasses Bono, the lead singer of U2, has given fans a rendition of a previously unreleased song via Facebook's iLike application.

    With U2 set to release a special re-mastered edition of the Joshua Tree next week, he talked through the song "Wave of Sorrow" -- a track which was first demoed during recording sessions for the Joshua Tree album in 1987 but which never made the cut.

    The message and announcement of the new unreleased tracks has caused a flutter on Facebook with over 6,000 messages left for Bono's band and over 1.2 million users signed up to the U2 page to receive updates. At the time of writing the video has yet to appear on the popular social music Web site, MySpace, nor on the band's official Web site. Bono's choice of using iLike over other platforms for giving the exclusive could have been motivated by his business contacts. Marc Bodnick sits on the board of both iLike and a venture capital firm, Elevation -- the same VC firm that Bono is involved in.

    The video and future updates from Bono can be found via iLike on Facebook (http://apps.facebook.com/ilike/artist/U2).

    http://www.cnet.com.au/mp3players/0,239028967,339283855,00.htm
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