If there’s one thing computer users hate it’s being told what applications to use or being forced to use apps they don’t want. Now there’s evidence that Microsoft is mysteriously installing Spotify with
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U2 and Apple thought they were doing a nice thing when they made the Songs of Innocence album automatically free to iTunes users. It turns out that not everyone was pleased with the
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Aha! You’d forgotten that U2 had promised to follow up Songs of Innocence with a companion album, hadn’t you? Then again, that record came out in September 2014 and even the most hardcore
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With the tour starting May 14, The New York Times was given some impressive access to the rehearsal space and the band. Within that they have defined the mandate of Songs of innocence:
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Look, I’m a fan of both U2 and the Stones, but there comes a time when a group reaches a point in their career when they transition from being a band of the
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Sounds from inside the Pacific Coliseum.
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As the months pass, Bono has struggled to repair himself for the upcoming May 14th kick-off of the Innocence + Experience tour in Vancouver. “It’ll be a battle to be match fit for
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I realize this may upset a few of the hardcore fans of U2. I happen to be one of them. Bono has talked extensively on the subject of whether U2 is still relevant.
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It’s a stripped-down version of the recording that appears on Songs of Innocence and is closer to the arrangement the band played on a promo tour last year. (Via Michael and Stereogum)
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U2 is releasing Films of Innocence on iTunes on Tuesday, December 9th. FOI is a collections of videos for all the tracks on Songs of Innocence. Each video was done by a different
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Don’t get me wrong. I like Songs of Innocence. If you look beyond all the detritus surrounding the way it was released through iTunes, it’s a very good album. But for Rolling Stone
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