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Come on then peeps,when do you think songs of accent will come out. And will it even be called that!?

They supposedly wanna take some new songs out on the tour to test out. I think Kingdom (the opening song after Space Oddity) will be on that record in some form and so should Every Breaking Wave. Couldn't care less if Mercy or that horrible new Winter version (the original is miles better) gets on the album but a meditative U2 album? Yeah fucking right. Wasn't No Line meant to be that and it is half rock half ambient?

All I know is that NLOTH is better than ATYLCB and HTDAAB - not that it was hard to beat those two boring albums. Best since Passengers and Zooropa.

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No Line and ATYCLB are both rubbish. Bomb is better then both of them.

I wouldnt say they are both rubbish. However I do agree that Bomb is better than both of them.

What? No way is Bomb better than No Line. Out of interest what did you think of Zooropa, Original Soundtracks and Pop?

EDIT: It's a shame songs like Levitate, Flower Child and Xanax And Wine didn't make it onto the final albums, but good to have them released.

ATYCLB:

- Kite

- Wild Honey

- In A Little While

- Peace On Earth

- When I Look At The World

- The Ground Beneath Her Feet

HTDAAB:

- Miracle Drug

- City Of Blinding Lights

- Crumbs From Your Table

- One Step Closer

- Original Of The Species

- Yahweh

- Mercy

- Are You Gonna Wait Forever

No Line:

- No Line On The Horizon

- Moment Of Surrender

- Unknown Caller

- Crazy Tonight

- Stand Up

- Fez / Being Born

- White As Snow

- Breathe

- Cedars Of Lebanon

- Winter

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No Line and ATYCLB are both rubbish. Bomb is better then both of them.

I wouldnt say they are both rubbish. However I do agree that Bomb is better than both of them.

What? No way is Bomb better than No Line. Out of interest what did you think of Zooropa, Original Soundtracks and Pop?

I love the 90's stuff.

So I love Original Soundtracks and Pop.

Zooropa is possibly my favorite album by them.

And yes Bomb is better than No Line.

Not by much but it is,

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No Line and ATYCLB are both rubbish. Bomb is better then both of them.

I wouldnt say they are both rubbish. However I do agree that Bomb is better than both of them.

What? No way is Bomb better than No Line. Out of interest what did you think of Zooropa, Original Soundtracks and Pop?

I love the 90's stuff.

So I love Original Soundtracks and Pop.

Zooropa is possibly my favorite album by them.

And yes Bomb is better than No Line.

Not by much but it is,

I think the 90s was the best part of U2's career. Next to October - far better than War but not better than Boy, those three albums in succession were amazing.

As for Pop I have a real soft spot for Miami and The Playboy Mansion, OST1 bar three songs and Zooropa...the whole thing is a fucking masterpiece.

I listened back to All That You Can't Leave Behind and Bomb back-to-back and really actually enjoyed them, for some reason better than I did in the past. I wonder if the recent state of bootlegs from the tours and 360 made me actually appreciate them for what they are, not what they could have been. That would have been putting Flower Child, Love You Like Mad, Levitate and Smile somewhere on one or either.

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The biggest band in the world is planning a release by June before taking to the road on tour, writes Niamh Horan

Irish Independent, December 27, 2009

By: Niamh Horan

IRISH rockers U2 have delivered a late Christmas present to their loyal fans this weekend by promising to release a new album by June.

Speaking exclusively to the Sunday Independent at Leopardstown Races yesterday, U2 frontman Bono revealed the band had been working hard on new material in the run-up to Christmas and are hoping to have a new chart-topping album on shelves before the summer.

Speaking about the upcoming release, Bono described how the band had been putting in the hard work in the studio in recent weeks: "We are working away and we have a couple of yearlings in the stables that could really turn out to be thoroughbreds in the future," he said.

"As a band you are always trying to work on new material and we had some unfinished material from the last album.

"I would love to elaborate a bit more but unfortunately it is a democracy -- and sure isn't that the world that we live in?"

One person who had no problem elaborating, however, was U2 manager Paul McGuinness.

The legendary music mogul described how the world's biggest rock group are confident of having the album released by June.

"I have heard some of the stuff the guys have played and, yeah, it is great. Bono is always an optimist but he seems confident of getting a new record out by the end of the next six months. They're talking about June. By that time we will be ready to go back on tour and I think that will give it a different flavour."

Mr McGuinness also described how sales of concert tickets "have been incredible" for the band -- despite the current recession.

"Most of the shows left are either sold out or close to being sold out, which is terrific. We're defying gravity at this stage -- it's incredible."

He also took some time out to offer his support to bassist Adam Clayton following reports last week that he is involved in a court case with his former housekeeper who has allegedly misappropriated €1.8m.

"It is very upsetting for him, especially because it is someone that he trusted and let into his life and his home. I didn't council him or advise him or anything like that.

"For Adam to discover that someone he had trusted had let him down like that. . . well, it is disappointing.

"I suppose though that is life and it could happen to anyone. But I can't really say too much about it because of the legality of it but that the courts are dealing with it."

Meanwhile, speaking about his time off over Christmas, Bono said: "We have had a really great Christmas, very homely and lovely and we had a great time. In fact, we have just had the most amazing year."

The Irish rocker was continuing what has become an annual tradition for him an his pals, by spending St Stephen's Day at Leopardstown races with his wife Ali.

"I did have one bet today but it was more of a sentimental flutter for the year that is ahead of U2.

"I put some money on a horse called Happy Reunion but unfortunately it was no good so I can only hope that we will have a bit more success."

Also at the races was Dublin publican Charlie Chawke, racing magnate JP McManus, horse trainer Dermot Weld, betting boss Paddy Power, Robbie Fox, Johnny Ronan and Guggi.

Over 14,500 people attended the races, while the Tote brought in €404,752 on the day.

© Independent, 2009.

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Oh yeah, I scored The Joshua Tree for Christmas. :thumbsup:

The one with the DVD or just the CDs by themselves? The Unforgettable Fire one is fantastic as well.

As for that Songs of Ascent news, I'm really looking forward to it and hearing stuff like Breathe and Being Born.

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No Line and ATYCLB are both rubbish. Bomb is better then both of them.

I wouldnt say they are both rubbish. However I do agree that Bomb is better than both of them.

What? No way is Bomb better than No Line. Out of interest what did you think of Zooropa, Original Soundtracks and Pop?

I love the 90's stuff.

So I love Original Soundtracks and Pop.

Zooropa is possibly my favorite album by them.

And yes Bomb is better than No Line.

Not by much but it is,

This is true.

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Anyone else like the New Year's Day Edit, better than the long version?

I just love how Bono keeps repeating the chorus ( i will be with you again). Don't get me wrong I love the long version to....

just wondering.

U2 is probably the best band still around. I :wub: them.

No "probalies" about it.

They are.

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