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EVERY thread is about rap.I thought the other thread was about rap? Or is this one about rap, too?
EVERY thread is about rap.I thought the other thread was about rap? Or is this one about rap, too?
We've got a few albums up our sleeves. We've got a whole album we started with Rick Rubin, which is a rocking club album with beats and big guitars, and I can't wait to get back to that. So we're going to see where the mood takes us. But it's not like we have to start afresh. We have five or six songs on that album.
in other previously discussed news.. everybody remember when Bono stated in 2009 that the Rubin album was a "club" album?
Bono talks about U2's 360 Degree Tour in exclusive interview
Perhaps it's time for OONTS OONTS OONTS.in other previously discussed news.. everybody remember when Bono stated in 2009 that the Rubin album was a "club" album?
Perhaps it's time for OONTS OONTS OONTS.
i hope the club album does happen ... the NLOTH remixes were surprisingly good. I've listened to the GOYB Fish Out of Water remix almost as much as the original song (gave Justice a fair number of spins as well). and playing the CT remix was an excellent decision, really energized the crowd. Magnificent remixes were great too. if a club album is anything like the No Line remixes, and/or POP (ok, so the first three songs are the only ones that are anything close to dance/electronica...but those three songs are some of their best), i will be ecstatic. some may argue U2's a little old to be making dance music, but hey, Underworld's been together about as long as U2, and their latest album is excellent. if the tunes are good, i am down
I really hope they make some club tunes too - songs like 'Lady with the Spinning head' and 'Mysterious ways' are good examples of how amazing u2 songs can be with a club twist, whilst still retaining the recognisable 'u2 sound'. Also, i may come under fire for this, but i think that tunes like Magnificent and Boots would have sounded much cooler produced by a club producer, rather than Eno/lanois/lillywhite.
I think some of their best work has a very 'dance' feel to it, so i think it's a great idea of them to work with people like David Guetta and Will.i.am
Definitely, I agree
also maybe going into club territory will inspire them to play Mofo or Discotheque live on 360 next year...one can dream, anyway
Man, i hadn't even thought of that! Let's hope so!!!!
Although now i think about it, it seems likely that what they're making now is meant to be 'pop, but done right' - seeing they've kind of disowned that album, i wouldn't be surprised if they distanced themselves even more in order to make the new club songs seem entirely new and not a continuation of Pop...
:/ BUT POP WAS DONE RIGHT DAMNIT
though it wasn't much of a club album past the first three songs
if they are taking inspiration from the vision they had for Pop, i will likely be happy with the result
wish they wouldn't trash talk it and/or ignore it though. i understand as an artist it can be frustrating if you release something you think you could have significantly improved. but what artists often fail to take into account is the fact that as soon as you give your creations to the world, they're not just yours anymore. they're everyone's. Pop is a piece of me and many others. U2 can certainly have their opinions but when they trash Pop it's like hey, that's my favourite album you're talking about! be nice!
My inside sources tell me it will sound like Passengers remixed by The Orb.