Edgespet
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ultraviolet299
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ladylardence said:Awesome pictures, ladies! Happy Reg Day!
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
From the news forum (u2.com)-
Edge and Yoko For Amnesty
Edge introduced Yoko Ono last night, to open 'In the time of shaking' at the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
Edge, who has supported Amnesty with U2 for 20 years, recalled attending the opening of the first Amnesty Irish offices in Shaw Street in Dublin in 1984.
'I'm proud of the way Ireland and Irish people have supported Amnesty ever since then.' he said, 'I'm also particularly pleased that this Irish initiative is spear-heading what will hopefully become a series of similar art exhibitions around the world that will raise money for Amnesty.'
Edge then introduced Yoko Ono to officially open the exhibition. Another long time Amnesty supporter, two years ago, acting on a suggestion made by Irish actor Gabriel Byrne, Yoko gave Amnesty International the rights to use John Lennon's song "Imagine" in a campaign for human rights.
Speaking about her visit to Ireland and about her late husband, she said "I am proud, pleased and happy to be here in Dublin today to open this wonderful exhibition which not only helps generate the support Amnesty needs but is providing a fund-raising model which we can use around the world. 'John was very conscious of his Irish background. He was extremely proud of being Liverpool Irish, which gave him a sense of rebellion and inspired his poetry. I really think that his poetry definitely came from his Liverpool Irish heritage - tradition, beauty, sense of humour and word play all being strong Irish qualities.'
Later in the evening, Yoko took Edge up on his invitation to drop by U2's recording studio and meet the rest of the band.
Even before last night's official opening, 'In The Time of Shaking' has raised more than half a million euro's for Amnesty International.
The launch was attended by over 1000 people including band friends like Gavin Friday and Guggi, whose work is featured in the show.
'There is a synergy between art and Amnesty International.' explained Amnesty International, Secretary General Irene Khan. 'Artists the world over have been supported by Amnesty when their rights were abused and support us in return as an expression of their commitment to truth through human rights.
'Art exposes truth and the sale of this work will go towards exposing the truth behind the most hidden human rights atrocity of our time ? violence against women'.
Edge and Yoko For Amnesty
Edge introduced Yoko Ono last night, to open 'In the time of shaking' at the Irish Museum of Modern Art.
Edge, who has supported Amnesty with U2 for 20 years, recalled attending the opening of the first Amnesty Irish offices in Shaw Street in Dublin in 1984.
'I'm proud of the way Ireland and Irish people have supported Amnesty ever since then.' he said, 'I'm also particularly pleased that this Irish initiative is spear-heading what will hopefully become a series of similar art exhibitions around the world that will raise money for Amnesty.'
Edge then introduced Yoko Ono to officially open the exhibition. Another long time Amnesty supporter, two years ago, acting on a suggestion made by Irish actor Gabriel Byrne, Yoko gave Amnesty International the rights to use John Lennon's song "Imagine" in a campaign for human rights.
Speaking about her visit to Ireland and about her late husband, she said "I am proud, pleased and happy to be here in Dublin today to open this wonderful exhibition which not only helps generate the support Amnesty needs but is providing a fund-raising model which we can use around the world. 'John was very conscious of his Irish background. He was extremely proud of being Liverpool Irish, which gave him a sense of rebellion and inspired his poetry. I really think that his poetry definitely came from his Liverpool Irish heritage - tradition, beauty, sense of humour and word play all being strong Irish qualities.'
Later in the evening, Yoko took Edge up on his invitation to drop by U2's recording studio and meet the rest of the band.
Even before last night's official opening, 'In The Time of Shaking' has raised more than half a million euro's for Amnesty International.
The launch was attended by over 1000 people including band friends like Gavin Friday and Guggi, whose work is featured in the show.
'There is a synergy between art and Amnesty International.' explained Amnesty International, Secretary General Irene Khan. 'Artists the world over have been supported by Amnesty when their rights were abused and support us in return as an expression of their commitment to truth through human rights.
'Art exposes truth and the sale of this work will go towards exposing the truth behind the most hidden human rights atrocity of our time ? violence against women'.
MrsSpringsteen
Blue Crack Addict
I love the pics of Edge and Yoko-he looks so darn CUTE 
The_Edge89
Rock n' Roll Doggie Band-aid
Edgespet said:
From where is that pic?
well here's the setlist I can see on the pic:
Streets
haven't found
Gloria
Follow
Bullet
???
Exit
God's country
Homecoming
Sunday
Maggie???
Bad
October
???
???
Pride
____________________
MLK
???
People
AO???
_____________________
This becomes
Where the Streets have no name
I still haven't found found what I'm looking for
Gloria
I Will Follow
Bullet The Blue Sky
???
Exit
In God's country
A Sort of Homecoming
Sunday Bloody Sunday
Maggie??? (possibly Maggies farm?)
Bad
October
???
???
Pride (In the name of love)
____________________
MLK
???
People Get ready
AO??? (Angel of Harlem?)
Which songs are the rest?
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
I'm not sure where they're from, but here's a few more where you can see the setlist.
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
And after Bullet comes Running I believe. Maggie would be Maggie's Farm.
wolfeden
Refugee
NYD before Pride.
OP
OP
arw
Blue Crack Addict
does anyone have this picture in a larger size? I know when I first found this it was huge and I made my copy of it smaller. 
Actually any really big pictures of Edge too.....but for sure this one. 
Actually any really big pictures of Edge too.....but for sure this one. 
dsmith2904
ONE love, blood, life
These girls met Edge and Adam earlier this week. I don't know how they'd feel about me posting their pics here so instead I'm linking to their story (thanks Regina for sending it to me). Me, very jealous, very, very, very, very, very jealous. Note to self, play it cool when meeting Edge (yeah right!)...
http://www.livejournal.com/users/mrs_macphisto/231775.html
http://www.livejournal.com/users/mrs_macphisto/231775.html
kellyahern
Blue Crack Supplier
dsmith2904 said:
That was great
Thanks for posting the link, I love the sheep! 
SpanishEyes21
Refugee
kellyahern said:
Edge looks so hot and adorable
MooMoo!
New Yorker
I CANT DECIDE BETWEEN ADAM AND EDGE!!!! eenie meenie miney mo..... 
or 
?
or ?
Edgespet
Refugee
MooMoo! said:I CANT DECIDE BETWEEN ADAM AND EDGE!!!! eenie meenie miney mo.....
How about all of the above?!?!
MooMoo!
New Yorker
good idea!Edgespet said:
How about all of the above?!?!
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SpanishEyes21
Refugee
erised
Rock n' Roll Doggie Band-aid
Nice pics, Ladies!
SpanishEyes21
Refugee
Hi Jenny
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
Edgette
ONE love, blood, life
TheWho4Life
Rock n' Roll Doggie
Ive been stareing at this page for like 20 minutes! SO HOTT!
Edgespet
Refugee
He just gets more beautiful every year! Those eyes still make me melt!
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