As a new moderator when No Line on the Horizon was released in 2009, I witnessed many passionate conversations on our forum about this album. There was no middle ground. Fans either loved it or despised it. I immediately belonged to the camp who loved it. U2 promised us something different, something special. To me, [...]
An interview with author Andrea Morandi about his book on U2’s lyrics, U2:The Name of Love.
And you thought “desert island disc” discussions were only appropriate for U2 forums, didn’t you? Turns out, even the Vatican has some opinions on the topic.
Saturday’s edition of L’Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper, published what it calls a “semiserious” list of “classics to pack for a desert island.” And making the Holy See’s list: U2’s [...]
NPR recently had one of its interns — a young guy, but they don’t say exactly how young — listen to The Joshua Tree for the first time.
Yep, for the first time. It sounds strange, but I have to confess that there are a lot of classic rock albums from the ’60s and ’70s [...]
A 28-year-old dance instructor in my hometown of Portland, Ore. now teaches a modernized form of square dancing to attract younger participants.
What do they dance to? Michael Jackson, Tag Team and…U2.
Paul Silveria creates a “hoedown mosh pit” from the moves he choreographs, and sometimes teaches in unconventional spaces (warehouses, for example). That’s great for young [...]
If you visit the official web site for Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, you’ll immediately get hit with about 5-6 seconds of a pretty loud song that is presumably one of the new tunes that Bono & Edge composed for the production. Go ahead, click here and listen, then come on back.
That little clip sounds [...]
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