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  1. 2027 will be hear before we know it
  2. Wheres the radio edit of Luckiest man in the world?
  3. On the Radio
  7. Originally posted by Sydney_MIke: From my vantage point of 1984, when I first saw them, I would never have imagined them still being together in 2004, never mind 2024. Back then, so many groups broke up or faded into obscurity within 10 or 15 years.


    You're right. We're very lucky. Thank you for the reality check!
  8. A new Band Aid doc from 1984:

  9. Originally posted by MoFoNYR15:How anyone is excited for anything other than a proper u2 album is beyond me. All we’ve got was edge and bono projects. It’s been 7 years en counting. They’re not getting any younger.


    Totally agree. I wish they’d be honest - maybe to themselves as well. I don’t believe a word the Edge says anymore - if you cobble the quotes together from recent interviews it’s quite funny. Absolutely they don’t owe anything to anyone anymore so I wish they’d just decide either that’s it, and they just tour the hits, or get on with it and release the album. They are long past being “relevant” to younger people especially and don’t need a hit, so why not create / release what they love and long term fans will likely enjoy. And if it’s only a Bono / Edge thing so be it but don’t pretend it’s U2.
  10. Originally posted by jennagirl:[..]


    Totally agree. I wish they’d be honest - maybe to themselves as well. I don’t believe a word the Edge says anymore - if you cobble the quotes together from recent interviews it’s quite funny. Absolutely they don’t owe anything to anyone anymore so I wish they’d just decide either that’s it, and they just tour the hits, or get on with it and release the album. They are long past being “relevant” to younger people especially and don’t need a hit, so why not create / release what they love and long term fans will likely enjoy. And if it’s only a Bono / Edge thing so be it but don’t pretend it’s U2.
    100% agree. If I hear, "We're waiting for God to walk through the room," or, "The songs will tell us what to do," one more time...!
  11. Edge the great liar
  12. Originally posted by jennagirl:[..]


    Totally agree. I wish they’d be honest - maybe to themselves as well. I don’t believe a word the Edge says anymore - if you cobble the quotes together from recent interviews it’s quite funny. Absolutely they don’t owe anything to anyone anymore so I wish they’d just decide either that’s it, and they just tour the hits, or get on with it and release the album. They are long past being “relevant” to younger people especially and don’t need a hit, so why not create / release what they love and long term fans will likely enjoy. And if it’s only a Bono / Edge thing so be it but don’t pretend it’s U2.
    They're not even 'relevant' to older people. The only people they're relevant to is their die-hard fan base. No one else cares and that won't change going forward ever again