I am BURNED OUT on U2!

[hibricc]

Internet news sites, online forums, ticket trades, six live shows, bootleg CDs MP3dowloadsBostonDVDSuperBOWLGRAMMIESSUMMEREUROPEAAAAARRRRRGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

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Okay, got it out of my system. Ready for a fresh batch of U2mania!

 

[sulawesigirl4]

you could always check out the new Radiohead portion of the forum in an attempt to give U2 a break.

 

[mikal]

Yes, I've found myself listening to a lot of other bands lately. But that's a good thing. I picked up one of my friends blaring a Soundgarden album and he was like WTF!?!?!?! No U2!??!?!?! Are you sick!?!?!?!?

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Look what you did, you little JERK!

Kevin! You're such a disease!

 

[HelloAngel]

I've been chillin' to Gorillaz, PJ Harvey, Enya and Diana Krall lately -
I want to be able to savour all the U2-goodness in the next coming months!

Not withstanding, I have been listening to the U2 Vegas bootleg lately

 

[Diemen]

I just picked up the O Brother Where Art Thou soundtrack, and I'm really digging it. Nothing like some good ole American roots music.

 

[LarryMullen's POPAngel]

My friends have been saying the same thing to me, "what? no U2?!"

I think after almost half a year playing everything of theirs to death, it's time to expand my musical horizons.

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I know your garden's full
But is there sweetness at all?

 

[adam's_mistress]

I admit I burned out on U2. I followed them extensively for, well, since I was 12 and by the time POP came out... even though I enjoyed the record, I was burnt. It wasn't until recently that I started getting back into them. Chock it up to U2 overload, but actually the break from U2 allowed me to step away and explore other kinds of music, other bands I find worthy too. To me that's not a bad thing. I never stopped liking U2, and never stopped respecting them.