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Babyface
Join Date: Nov 2001
Posts: 18
Local Time: 12:52 AM
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critical acclaim! U2 can be Super
U2 can now put out a cheesy tribute album to all the heroes of Sept. 11 and not worry
__________________about a negative write up from critics. With as much positive media attention that U2 has been getting lately the band can musically do no wrong. So what will be next for the band that is on top of the world? No more three year waits! please! As Elevation winds down fans will turn to their cds, dvds, and yes the occasional U2 book! Keeping up on your Interference news, it's been reported that a U2 Encylopedia has hit book stores. Those Inteferers who feel they have a wide knowledge of the bands history are in for some of the grittiest details about Larry's grooming habits to Bono's line of shades and field glasses. Hmm, didn't Bill Flanigan cover that stuff in U2 At the End of the World? I believe he did, and I'm glad the article on the U2 Encyclopedia said what it said: "...You can skip the book entirely." Too many written works on the band are done in a lofty and overdone style.. The songs cannot all be winners. Ok, for the individual fan the songs can all be hits, but when your writing a book one could make it a bit more interesting by criticizing some songs. I haven't seen the Encylopedia yet. I probably won't need to if "Party Girl" is going to be discussed in full detail. On another note in regard to U2's Super Bowl appearance it seems fans are split on it's appearance there. U2 have a long history of turning down mass media events like the Super Bowl....not anymore. It is more relaxed, comfortable, and honored to be asked to play for a crowd, especially at a venue that will be seen by millions. If you caught U2 on the Tonight Show Thanksgiving special you could see how comfortable the band has become with performing outside of the U2 cirlce of friends. WIth that in mind and in wake of the terrosist attacks, U2's next album may move from "saving rock and roll" to more ambitiously "saving the world". 20 years and no sign of slow down yet. Soulwind |
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Paper Gods
Forum Administrator Join Date: Jun 2001
Location: a vampire in the limousine
Posts: 60,695
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and i liked that album! ------------------ have a nice day! ![]() U2: 62% dd: 37% "well my instincts is right, time to walk from the fire, leave the burning behind me, take a walk to the water..." ------- "are you serious? do you really care what peanut butter i prefer? are you in peanut butter marketing or something?" john nude! |
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The Fly
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Memphis, TN, 38104
Posts: 226
Local Time: 12:52 AM
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"..comfortable playing outside the U2 circle of friends"?? Where've you been the last 15 years? They've been playing "outside the circle" for at least that long!
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Rock n' Roll Doggie
FOB Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: back and to the left
Posts: 8,523
Local Time: 06:52 PM
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Thumbs up to the Superbowl as long as there are NO INTERPRETIVE DANCERS (the occasional belly dancer is plenty
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