U2girl said:
(I thought Love you like mad was from Bomb recording?)
No, it is ATYCLB. Smile and Mercy are the only leftovers from HTDAAB that we have heard (unless you count the alternates).
U2girl said:
(I thought Love you like mad was from Bomb recording?)
Irvine511 said:i think they're going to crap out the flip side of Zooropa this spring -- where Zooropa was spacey this will be 10 rock songs, with maybe a ballad or two, songs that will kick hard and sound great in the stadiums they'll be playing next summer, and that will finally complete the back-to-basics trilogy, and they'll return to Dublin in the autumn of 2006 and plot their final trilogy.
Irvine511 said:i think they're going to crap out the flip side of Zooropa this spring -- where Zooropa was spacey this will be 10 rock songs, with maybe a ballad or two, songs that will kick hard and sound great in the stadiums they'll be playing next summer, and that will finally complete the back-to-basics trilogy, and they'll return to Dublin in the autumn of 2006 and plot their final trilogy.
Irvine511 said:i think they're going to crap out the flip side of Zooropa this spring -- where Zooropa was spacey this will be 10 rock songs, with maybe a ballad or two, songs that will kick hard and sound great in the stadiums they'll be playing next summer, and that will finally complete the back-to-basics trilogy, and they'll return to Dublin in the autumn of 2006 and plot their final trilogy.
rjhbonovox said:
and also an album where they only release one single off it like they did for Zooropa that being Stay. I don't think so!
rjhbonovox said:
I think u must have just stepped into the Twilight Zone. This U2 and Zooropa U2 are no longer connected, they are as far apart as Genius and Ringo Starr are. They will never release an album as diverse as that, can you imagine U2 of today doing something like Numb???? Mmmm me neither, and also an album where they only release one single off it like they did for Zooropa that being Stay. I don't think so!
Irvine511 said:
oh ye of little faith.
also, and while i like Zooropa, just because it's weird doesn't mean it's good. "stay" is easily the best song off that album, followed by "the wanderer," and both are the least wacky songs on the album.
i said "the flip side of Zooropa" -- an album that will be what Zooropa would have been had they not taken a left turn and gone all spacey. the spring 2006 album will have 10 "kiss me, kill me" type songs. it will be out in May, during their break from their stadium dates in Australia, Japan, South America and before they conclude a sort of "victory lap" through stadium markets in Europe and No America. they'll holiday through the fall of 2006 and then begin recording in Dublin in January of 2007, new album fall of 2008, and then a 2009 tour.
Irvine511 said:
oh ye of little faith.
also, and while i like Zooropa, just because it's weird doesn't mean it's good. "stay" is easily the best song off that album, followed by "the wanderer," and both are the least wacky songs on the album.
i said "the flip side of Zooropa" -- an album that will be what Zooropa would have been had they not taken a left turn and gone all spacey. the spring 2006 album will have 10 "kiss me, kill me" type songs. it will be out in May, during their break from their stadium dates in Australia, Japan, South America and before they conclude a sort of "victory lap" through stadium markets in Europe and No America. they'll holiday through the fall of 2006 and then begin recording in Dublin in January of 2007, new album fall of 2008, and then a 2009 tour.
Headache in a Suitcase said:
you, sir, are a genius
Chizip said:the wanderer is one of the least wacky songs on zooropa? it's the only U2 song that doesn't have Bono or the Edge on lead vocals, and the music is like something from a nintendo game.
I don't think there is any way we see an album in the spring. remember, they has almost a 6 month break between legs on the ZooTV tour for them to get in the studio and do something. the longest break they have had during the Vertigo tour was 2 weeks, and they used it to go on vacation. This leg ends in December, and the rumors of another leg are for March, that would give them 2 months, there is no way they could get something done in that short of time. Even if they could, they aren't in the stage of their career that they'd want to, they have different priorities these days, especially Bono.
I don't think I really buy the whole triliogy theory either. I mean are October and War really that similiar? How about The Unforgettbale Fire and Rattle and Hum? Eh, I think people read too much into the trilogies. I really don't think the band sits down and plans 3 albums to make a trilogy. I think after Rattle and Hum they got critcised in the press, and they realized they had to go in another direction. Same with after Pop.
Anyway, my prediciton is fall of 2008. They have the Milan DVD they can release in fall of 2006, the Box set of Red Rocks/ZooTv/Popmart for fall of 2007, and new album fall of 2008.
Earnie Shavers said:
See, you make a good point then ruin it with a dumb comment. Along with stay there was also Numb and Lemon.
t8thgr8 said:
See, the problem with this prediction conflicts with he band's desire to be the greatest ever.
What kind of band in their mid 40's puts out their 12th studio album a year and a half after their 11th and in the middle of a tour?
The greatest band ever.
Can you imagine the praise theyd get if the album is actually 10 hold me thrill mes? I think they can and should do it.
I think they should put a huge raw scar on the public's perception of them.
There's been some talk of U2 continuing their Vertigo tour after their last scheduled date on Dec. 19 in Portland.
But U2 guitarist the Edge told The Sun in a Canadian newspaper exclusive at the Air Canada Centre last weekend that nothing's been decided.
"At a certain point, we're going to have to get back and start thinking about the next record," said the 44-year-old guitarist, whose band plays the third of their four sold-out shows tonight at the ACC.
The Edge says he does write on the road but he's not as focused as when he's in one place.
"I do, but for every 10 songs I write there's probably only one that will end up going anywhere," he said.
"To start really getting into the material for the next record, it's going to take a lot of time off the road. There's a couple of things that I've done that I hear (and think), 'That's special, that's going to make the next record,' but I'd still need some time off, I think, to make a great U2 record."
U2DMfan said:So the question is, minus the album tracks and minus the b-sides and such that are going nowhere, how many songs realistically could they have sitting around just waiting for more work?
the tourist said:Why does everyone seem to think there is going to be a surprise fourth leg? I think we're through in December. And an album in August.
Zooropean103 said:
Ya, I know what you mean, real punk rock from venus! Edge really is on fire on Northern Star
Chizip said:
I don't think I really buy the whole triliogy theory either. I mean are October and War really that similiar? How about The Unforgettbale Fire and Rattle and Hum? Eh, I think people read too much into the trilogies. I really don't think the band sits down and plans 3 albums to make a trilogy. I think after Rattle and Hum they got critcised in the press, and they realized they had to go in another direction. Same with after Pop.
nathan1977 said:
Dude, what are you talking about? It's just Mercy over and over. The Trance Dub, the Perfecto Mix, the Exit Wound 360 degrees of Kevin Bacon mix....