From atu2.com:
Shortly before Saturday's Music Rising auction in New York, Edge sat down with Rob Simmelkjaer of ABCNews.com for a lengthy interview that focused mainly on Music Rising and the auction. But Simmelkjaer is a U2 fan, and didn't let you and me down. He asked Edge about progress toward a new album, and here's Edge's reply:
"We are working on a lot of material at the moment, but I have to say, it's without any particular ambition, without having to think about where it's going to go, and we're really enjoying that. It's very liberating. We're making music just for the sake of making it, and some wonderful things are happening as a result. I'm really resisting the temptation to start thinking in terms of making a record, of finishing anything and putting a record out -- I want to keep this spirit going for as long as possible. Who knows -- we may end up with two or three albums at the end of it. But for the moment, we're just loving getting lost in the music."
Shortly before Saturday's Music Rising auction in New York, Edge sat down with Rob Simmelkjaer of ABCNews.com for a lengthy interview that focused mainly on Music Rising and the auction. But Simmelkjaer is a U2 fan, and didn't let you and me down. He asked Edge about progress toward a new album, and here's Edge's reply:
"We are working on a lot of material at the moment, but I have to say, it's without any particular ambition, without having to think about where it's going to go, and we're really enjoying that. It's very liberating. We're making music just for the sake of making it, and some wonderful things are happening as a result. I'm really resisting the temptation to start thinking in terms of making a record, of finishing anything and putting a record out -- I want to keep this spirit going for as long as possible. Who knows -- we may end up with two or three albums at the end of it. But for the moment, we're just loving getting lost in the music."