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"It's an incredible thing to finish it, it's like getting out of jail,"
"It's very important for us that it will be a great piece of work, not just good or even very good. You can't live like we live, have all this success and make a crap album. I can't live with that."
The first song on the album is a rock song but the remainder of the tracks "go somewhere very different," Bono said.
"I think we might have touched a bit of magic. The Edge is on fire in a way that I haven't heard him in many years. He's an extraordinary guitar player, a great genius of a musician, and I think he deserves all the accolade on this one."
And, probably the most interesting one:
"It has taken 20-odd years to make this album," Bono said. "It's a very personal record, and the album title, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, really refers to my father. I should have called it How to Dismantle the Atomic Bob.
More on atu2.com. Bono was interviewed while receiving the Chilean medal of honour.
"It's very important for us that it will be a great piece of work, not just good or even very good. You can't live like we live, have all this success and make a crap album. I can't live with that."
The first song on the album is a rock song but the remainder of the tracks "go somewhere very different," Bono said.
"I think we might have touched a bit of magic. The Edge is on fire in a way that I haven't heard him in many years. He's an extraordinary guitar player, a great genius of a musician, and I think he deserves all the accolade on this one."
And, probably the most interesting one:
"It has taken 20-odd years to make this album," Bono said. "It's a very personal record, and the album title, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, really refers to my father. I should have called it How to Dismantle the Atomic Bob.
More on atu2.com. Bono was interviewed while receiving the Chilean medal of honour.