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Also very well done! :up:

This.Is.Everything. :heart: :heart: :heart:

November 22nd???? :crack: My body is ready. My wallet, not so much. :ohmy:

I'd love to see Two Door Cinema Club open for them. ALL IRISH BOYS, ALL THE TIME!! :heart: :lol:

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this song! Like another commenter, I really thought (based solely on the title, LOL) that "Lucifer's Hands" would be my fave of the bonus tracks, but after a few listens I really don't care much for that one. CB deserves to be on the album - it should have taken the place of...

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:up: :up: :applaud: :applaud: :up: :up: This is precisely why the album is grabbing me. It's all new stuff but still feels/sounds like what I've loved from the band for 30yrs. :heart:

:up: Good thread! One friend (a high school band teacher) surprised me the other day by posting on FB that she'd listened to the new album & loved it. My very best friend - a U2 fan, though not near to the extreme that I am - says she's listened to it twice and is still kind of 'meh' about it...

Where is... everybody??? :mad:

:up: I thought he summed the whole thing up very directly and succinctly... a very un-Bono thing to do. :lol:

U2 free album verdict is in - an epic fail that could cost dearly Love this portion (which, granted, is only a statement from one person, but it goes toward the general tone of the article): Don't forget this is the band that ignored a plea to play a high profile cancer charity gig in London...

I actually agree with that point. The first half is growing on me slowly, but those three are definitely some of (if not the) strongest points on the album. I don't understand how she negates her enjoyment of a particular song because of the album's delivery process. :confused: They're two...

Haven't seen this one posted here yet.... U2’s surprise album Songs of Innocence, reviewed. (From Slate.com, originally featured in Vulture.) This one irritates me from start to finish. "U2’s Surprise Album Is Totally Gorgeous, Totally Boring, And at Least a Little Creepy". So you think the...

:hyper: I smell bacon!! :wave:

Have to second these lines in particular. :up: As for "Iris", that line brings me to tears every single time. It's just so raw. :sad:

Precisely 1:28 and again at 3:49 on SLAB. :combust: :drool: (There are others, too, among "Iris", "Troubles", RBW & CR, but nothing else for the time being tops these two sections.)

It's still a big part of their life, but really - how much discussion can be had over 'gettin' turnt up!!111!!' or or yet another barely-clothed chick writhing on the floor and sticking her ass into the camera? (Unless you're a professional college 'bro', in which case, it's your entire life...

http://youtu.be/sGZalfcrwSU?t=33s

Lots to love on this album, but on my very first listen this dirty little freak of a song jumped out at me. It is easily my favorite (which kind of scares me, 'cause... subject matter, right?? :ohmy: ) and makes me understand why slowly, over the last decade or so, AB has become my all-time...

I think a lot of it stems from the fact that the band (Bono more visibly than the rest of the guys and, therefore, more the target) have had the audacity to become successful and actually enjoy their success. I mean, can you believe the nerve? :rolleyes: And they've enjoyed themselves without...

That's the first thing that occurred to me when the possibility of two additional albums surfaced. I don't want to think about it, but I've always known the back of my mind that we'd likely come to a point in our lives where there was no more U2 in any real sense of the word. :sad: For the time...