Originally posted by zooTV4all:

[..] Well, I think it will be much better than the music they wrote for "A Clockwork Orange" back in 1990: [..] http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9C0CE5D91F31F937A25751C0A966958260 Only Alex Descends Into Hell...was later released; On The Fly single.

Originally posted by Yogi:

[..] Don't forget GoldenEye...brilliant work - music, lyrics...lyrics are sooo spooky : ))))

Originally posted by aussiemofo:

Featuring the hits: A Spiderman and a Woman Drowning Spiderman SpiderBoy/Girl Stuck In A Web You Can't Get Out Of and the smash hit Spidey Bloody Spidey.

Originally posted by vanquish:

I hope this isn't true, i thought U2 were Batman fans. Instead they should write a song/instrumental for the new Batman films.

Originally posted by djrlewis:

[..] The next one won't be for at least 2-3 years though. This is scheduled for this year or next at the latest. Let's just hear it first. Before we make any judgments.

Originally posted by aussiemofo:

Featuring the hits: A Spiderman and a Woman Drowning Spiderman SpiderBoy/Girl Stuck In A Web You Can't Get Out Of and the smash hit Spidey Bloody Spidey.

Originally posted by aussiemofo:

Featuring the hits: A Spiderman and a Woman Drowning Spiderman SpiderBoy/Girl Stuck In A Web You Can't Get Out Of and the smash hit Spidey Bloody Spidey.

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So, some blogger, who's friends with some guy named Glen, who's working on the Julie Taymor–helmed, U2-scored Spider-Man musical, got Glen to give her a sneak preview of the show. Like you, she was skeptical. No more — now she's making Tony predictions. Said blogger posted about it on her LiveJournal, but it's since been taken down, which we guess makes everything she said probably true, right? Publishers Weekly's the Beat blog blurbed the relevant parts, below: It's fairly well-documented that Julie Taymor is a genius, but I was dubious when I first heard about this project. It’s Peter Parker plus Arachne (you know, from the myths about spiders) and it’s Green Goblin and Mary Jane and a greek chorus of geeks (geek chorus, snort snort) and, of course, J.J. Jameson. Glen was kind enough to show us all of the set design sketches and they are amazing — stylish and graphic with forced perspective and vertigo-inducing angles. Lots of LED stuff, also. We also got to see test footage from the swinging and flying and a short video of the team figuring out how to shoot webs. As Glen said, obviously there are going to be a lot of wires in this show. If it bothers you to see them, this is not the show for you. We also got to hear some music from the workshop they did recently and, you know, it rocks. It’s undeniably U2 in the very best way. There’s a beautiful duet between Peter and MJ that I’m sure we’ll all see at the 2010 Tonys. Wow! This sounds so good that not even Josh Bednarsky could screw it up!