Radio is dead. Talk radio is still alive, but it's on life support. Podcasts are slowly killing that area, too.
Wasn't he invited to a music festival in Morocco, which led to U2 recording there? Wherever he can find inspiration is probably good for U2 in the long run. If he dries up of creative juice, U2 are finished. Simple as.
U2girl said:NLOTH is some of his best work.
The Edge needs to find something new, on the other hand.
Yes, the chorus of unknown caller is Shakespearian.
Headache in a Suitcase said:Yes, the chorus of unknown caller is Shakespearian.
Strawman
That's about as tight as saying NLOTH sucks because of the "middle three" songs.
That's about as tight as saying NLOTH sucks because of the "middle three" songs.
It's past time for Bono to say something wildly optimistic about their upcoming album to give us all a good chuckle.
i heard that fans of "Africa", Bono's side project, were really disappointed in the delay of this current tour due to his U2 duties.
What? No mention of fire?
I predict he'll give us the following adjectives: mad, ecstatic, joyful, noisy, lime green
I predict he'll give us the following adjectives: mad, ecstatic, joyful, noisy, lime green
my goal for this album is for me to turn on the radio......and right after LMFAO, the new U2 single is played........followed by Maroon 5.
this is the U2 i love folks!
Hallucination said:Anyone who became a U2 fan in 2004 or 2009 has nothing to complain about. Worst case scenario you've had to digest their entire body of work over the last 8 years. It's long time fans who had the back catelogue firmly in their mins that have been waiting for something new. For new fans EVERYTHING they ahd done prior to them becoming fans was new so.... I'm not saying new fans shouldn't be anxious for new material as well but it sure as hell isn't worse for a new fan than it is for a long time fan.