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Musical geniuses and pioneers who deserve to live on into eternity?
OR
A slightly better than average band who really should have given it up by now?
Discuss.
OR
A slightly better than average band who really should have given it up by now?
Discuss.
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They get unfairly criticised in my opinion. Although their new album is fairly cack.
They're boring. Boring lyrics. Boring music.
Bono, stay out of politics. And take Bob Geldoff with you !
Bono, stay out of politics. And take Bob Geldoff with you !
SHEEPY wrote:
> My dad got gig tickets today for him and my mum, £76 a pop.
That was just unbelievable, I'd rather spend the money on a day ticket to Reading or any other festival at that matter.
And have money for the ever so cheap and healthy festival food.
I don't mind U2, a few tracks can be located on my I-pod.
I do like "one" I must confess, a bit of a classic that one.
> My dad got gig tickets today for him and my mum, £76 a pop.
That was just unbelievable, I'd rather spend the money on a day ticket to Reading or any other festival at that matter.
And have money for the ever so cheap and healthy festival food.
I don't mind U2, a few tracks can be located on my I-pod.
I do like "one" I must confess, a bit of a classic that one.
Niddle wrote:
> They sold out all their UK dates within an hour.
>
> they must be doing someting right.
Exactly.
I think u2's "All that you can't leave behind" was their best, closely followed by "The Joshua Tree". I hated them when they went all disco. ("Zooropa" and "Pop" being 2 prime examples). I think they could have meade HTDAAB a whole lot better.
> They sold out all their UK dates within an hour.
>
> they must be doing someting right.
Exactly.
I think u2's "All that you can't leave behind" was their best, closely followed by "The Joshua Tree". I hated them when they went all disco. ("Zooropa" and "Pop" being 2 prime examples). I think they could have meade HTDAAB a whole lot better.
They sold out all their UK dates within an hour.
they must be doing someting right.
they must be doing someting right.
Like Bill Bailey said.
They just make songs that alot of people can relate to, and charge £76 for the pleasure of it.
My dad got gig tickets today for him and my mum, £76 a pop.
Let us not forget:
popular = good
;)
popular = good
;)
Rushin wrote:
> Why are they still making music?
maybe because so many people like them! Just a thought.
> Why are they still making music?
maybe because so many people like them! Just a thought.
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