MooMoo!
New Yorker
??? Why are they saying February...isnt is due for release on Monday in JANUARY?
Aired on monday, released in Feb.
??? Why are they saying February...isnt is due for release on Monday in JANUARY?
??? Why are they saying February...isnt is due for release on Monday in JANUARY?
I just got an email from U2.com with the boxset photo, so it's legit.
What ? An email from U2.com ?
And they said something about the subscription or the album ?
they sent him this email:
BREAKING NEWS: U2 is in the studio working with Rick Rubin on songs that will be on their upcoming 12 studio album...check back for more news!
Hahahahahahaha !
They sent an email with all the album info from yesterday's posting, as well as the boxset photo and a link to buy the album from HMV.
Has no one else received this?
It has just occurred to me that the two blocks of the "equals sign" are to represent the sea and sky. There is a gap inbetween them implying the two do not join, hence no line.
So perhaps the key is to consider that symbol to be a representation of the cover photograph, rather than drawing attention to itself specifically.
This would logically then flow through the rest of the graphic design, as we can see from the box-set.
Here is an attempt of mine at recreations. I tried to get that font right but obviously with that small photo it's hard to tell.
Well at least it's considerably better than the last cover.
It has just occurred to me that the two blocks of the "equals sign" are to represent the sea and sky. There is a gap inbetween them implying the two do not join, hence no line.
So perhaps the key is to consider that symbol to be a representation of the cover photograph, rather than drawing attention to itself specifically.
This would logically then flow through the rest of the graphic design, as we can see from the box-set.
can you people relax at all?
I think you might be over thinking it a bit....or maybe A LOT
Keep it simple.
The equals sign represents AN EQUALS sign. What its saying is the sky = the sea.....hence NO LINE ON THE HORIZON. But don't think about it in a literal way, but think of it in a more esoteric way. The cover is trying to convey the thought or the zen idea as opposed to the literal image.
So we come to the same conclusion, in a different way
Does that equal sign represent the equal sign in gay/lesbian bumper stickers?