hatrickpatrick
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ALL of the rumours about U2 breaking up are coming from this remark...
...taken completely out of context by the Mirror and the 20 or so other outlets which have been claiming since March that "Larry Mullen says breakup is imminent"
U2 in Their Own Words : Rolling Stone
The bit that's in bold has been cut out of this article in Rolling Stone by some other website which started this whole breakup rumor, and pasted together, so you end up with this:
Larry is in no way suggesting that this particular tour is the last tour. Edge even said in the same interview that if he left the band now, he'd try to keep making music, but when he went looking for collaborators he'd realize there was no one better than his bandmates to jam with. So basically, the Daily Mirror and about 20 odd other news websites are trying to put a spin on this for an "exclusive" story. Anyone who got worried after reading the two articles which came out yesterday or the others which appeared around March can put those fears to rest.
Yay!
...taken completely out of context by the Mirror and the 20 or so other outlets which have been claiming since March that "Larry Mullen says breakup is imminent"
U2 in Their Own Words : Rolling Stone
Larry Mullen Jr.: We don't always like each other but we respect each other, and we love each other. Marriages don't last this long. Will it stop working at some time? I'm sure it will. It's not indefinite. There will be a time where it's like, "It's time to go," and I would like that time to be on a high when you're still achieving, as opposed to on the curve down. That'll be sad for me. I think it'll be a more dignified time to actually go, "You know what? That's the end of that period" and we might come back in five years time and may do something together just for old times sake 'cause we know we'll want to. And I think that'll be a beautiful end to a long a beautiful career.
No [I haven't discussed this with my bandmates]. We don't discuss a lot of things. I'm just saying what I imagine it would be like, but I don't know. Of course it can't go on forever. It just can't. And if it ended tomorrow, would it be sad? Sure. But it wouldn't be the end of the world. It helps, I imagine, that you have a family, that you have a life outside the band. As a younger man would it have felt like the end of the world? I think it would have been more difficult. But my family is obviously important, as is everybody's in the band. It's an important part of our life.
The bit that's in bold has been cut out of this article in Rolling Stone by some other website which started this whole breakup rumor, and pasted together, so you end up with this:
There will be a time where it's like, "It's time to go," and I would like that time to be on a high when you're still achieving, as opposed to on the curve down. That'll be sad for me. We might come back in five years time and may do something together just for old times sake 'cause we know we'll want to. And I think that'll be a beautiful end to a long a beautiful career.
Larry is in no way suggesting that this particular tour is the last tour. Edge even said in the same interview that if he left the band now, he'd try to keep making music, but when he went looking for collaborators he'd realize there was no one better than his bandmates to jam with. So basically, the Daily Mirror and about 20 odd other news websites are trying to put a spin on this for an "exclusive" story. Anyone who got worried after reading the two articles which came out yesterday or the others which appeared around March can put those fears to rest.
Yay!