Revolver Upstairs, Chapel St, Prahran, Victoria Superthread
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The friendliest place on the web for anyone that follows U2.
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Vlad n U 2
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Pretty much, although I find it hard to hate him because he's just so pathetic.
Vlad n U 2
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I feel ashamed for being from the same city he is.
I'm surprised traffic stops for him when he crosses the road.
The Sad Punk
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Got the keys to our warehouse today. Right in the middle of town, surrounded by everything, a whole bunch of other nearby studios, and we can do anything we want, and ALSO there's a fucking BASEMENT THAT LOOKS LIKE A DUNGEON. I mean that's not part of our deal but we get to explore it (someone from the street artist group next door tagged BLACK METAL on one of the old walls, the t was an inverted cross. Not sure how I feel about this). Anyway, fun! Does anyone want a coathanger, there are a lot of coathangers there, and also some old Chemical brothers cds and a Rattle and Hum DVD cover but with no disc.
Alisaura
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It sounds like a place already oozing with artisticness! 
bono_212
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Well, I definitely think that's a gem if ever there was one.
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cobl04
45:33
Ah, you saw my work.
bono_212
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Young Axver
liamcool
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Man, that cover that Larry and the lads did of Night and Day is way better than I remember it being. Really creepy stuff.
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cobl04
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i take a hit from
an asthma puffer
i do it wrong, i was never good at smokin' bongs.
i'm not that good at breathin' in
an asthma puffer
i do it wrong, i was never good at smokin' bongs.
i'm not that good at breathin' in
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cobl04
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cobl04
45:33
343pm. I'm still catastrophically hungover. I can really only think of one time I have so thoroughly destroyed myself. That hangover lasted nearly 24 hours.
liamcool
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Hm. Do I want to see St. Vincent on Friday? I wasn't too fond of the self titled album, but I suppose I better spin it again, right?
Mount Isa really is the gift that keeps giving.
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cobl04
45:33
do the crab.
liamcool
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It's the boys trying to prevent a leak, obviously. /s
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cobl04
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it's pretty fucking annoying. no information or posts about it of course.
liamcool
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It's become self-aware.
That would explain the lengthy downtime. If I were aware that I hosted "New Album Discussion Crazed Fan GIF-Frenzy Delusion", "What Are You Touching With Your Nose Part 59,348,454????", and any iron horse thread, I'd crash frequently too.
bono_man2002
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Maybe it crashed due to that "exciting" new email from U2.com. /Sarcasm
bono_212
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Fuck that email!
Alisaura
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I can't even remember if I got an email from them recently or not. Better check the spam folder...
Nope, just miracle diabetes cures and miracle vision improvement.
Nope, just miracle diabetes cures and miracle vision improvement.
bono_man2002
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Totally massive breaking news.
Dear Daniel,
'There's been a lot of recording going on, but we're coming to an end, which is good.'
That's the word from Adam, speaking on Irish radio to promote 'Walk In My Shoes' day earlier in the month.
As patron of the campaign, Adam was in Dublin helping raise funds for mental health support for young adults. 'It's ok to ask for help and Walk In My Shoes is working hard to remove the stigma around mental health difficulties...' (Update: you can now bid for Adam's Jimmy Choo shoes...)
Music Rising, another great cause the band support, launched a specialist website at Tulane University and Edge spoke by video at the launch.
Edge has also been recalling how DJ producer Howie B first came into the band's orbit. 'It must have been the mid-1990s. We were making an experimental record called Passengers, with Brian Eno producing...'
Were you one of the 3 million who downloaded Invisible in February? Here's the T-shirt.
'I was on the lookout for a young band that would have the potential to become internationally successful.' That's Paul McGuinness recalling his earliest days in the music business and how he first came across U2.
The interview is taken from North Side Story, the special publication from Ireland's Hot Press which captures the band's rise and rise in Dublin, from 'Out of Control' to 'Under A Blood Red Sky'. We've just posted another extract from this limited edition title, with Bono speaking in 1982 to the German magazine Music Express.'We give something to the crowd and they give us something back. Everyone pushes themselves until they sweat - and through that, a type of force or power is created by the people.'
You'll find everything you need to know about a U2.com subscription here - and how to give one to a friend as a gift.
'There's been a lot of recording going on, but we're coming to an end, which is good.'
That's the word from Adam, speaking on Irish radio to promote 'Walk In My Shoes' day earlier in the month.
As patron of the campaign, Adam was in Dublin helping raise funds for mental health support for young adults. 'It's ok to ask for help and Walk In My Shoes is working hard to remove the stigma around mental health difficulties...' (Update: you can now bid for Adam's Jimmy Choo shoes...)
Music Rising, another great cause the band support, launched a specialist website at Tulane University and Edge spoke by video at the launch.
Edge has also been recalling how DJ producer Howie B first came into the band's orbit. 'It must have been the mid-1990s. We were making an experimental record called Passengers, with Brian Eno producing...'
Were you one of the 3 million who downloaded Invisible in February? Here's the T-shirt.
'I was on the lookout for a young band that would have the potential to become internationally successful.' That's Paul McGuinness recalling his earliest days in the music business and how he first came across U2.
The interview is taken from North Side Story, the special publication from Ireland's Hot Press which captures the band's rise and rise in Dublin, from 'Out of Control' to 'Under A Blood Red Sky'. We've just posted another extract from this limited edition title, with Bono speaking in 1982 to the German magazine Music Express.'We give something to the crowd and they give us something back. Everyone pushes themselves until they sweat - and through that, a type of force or power is created by the people.'
You'll find everything you need to know about a U2.com subscription here - and how to give one to a friend as a gift.
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cobl04
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Is that for fucking real? What fucking retard wrote that? Every single sentence is completely unrelated to the one before it. Fuck this band.
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