BVS
Blue Crack Supplier
I can't disgree more with One Tree Still. I think first of all your opinion is very age discriminatory. Saying that you couldn't possibly have gotten the full effect if you weren't the right age and that JT produced most of the die-hards. I think there are people who turned diehards with War and even a younger generation who turned diehards with AB that may get a little offended by that. I'm 27 now and I'm just as in tune if not more with the music scene than I was during the years of 17-24.
ATYCLB and the Elevation tour were just as relevant and vital as any other moment in U2 history. The one thing ATYCLB has going against it, are the themes of dealing with your own mortality. It's pretty un-Rock n Roll to deal with subjects like that(most people don't want to hear about it), but that's also what makes this such an amazing album.
Aritist such as Sting, Rolling Stones, etc. have lost relevance as they got older, doesn't mean they're not any good anymore, but U2 is far from losing their place in music.
ATYCLB and the Elevation tour were just as relevant and vital as any other moment in U2 history. The one thing ATYCLB has going against it, are the themes of dealing with your own mortality. It's pretty un-Rock n Roll to deal with subjects like that(most people don't want to hear about it), but that's also what makes this such an amazing album.
Aritist such as Sting, Rolling Stones, etc. have lost relevance as they got older, doesn't mean they're not any good anymore, but U2 is far from losing their place in music.