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Artist: U2 Album: The Unforgettable Fire (Deluxe Reissue) Review: This transitional, hit-or-miss set, U2's first collaboration with producers Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois, followed 1983's breakthrough, War. When things click, it bridges that record's fight-the-power arena rock w...

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Go behind the scenes with U2 on their epic 360° Tour in our new issue, on stands now. Check out Q&A from our interviews with the band below. Go behind the scenes with U2 on their epic 360° Tour in our new issue, on stands now. Check out Q&A from our interviews with the band below. On Future Pl...

BOY (1980) Key Tracks: "I Will Follow," "A Day Without Me" Quick Take: The 10 tunes on U2's debut are sturdily constructed and winningly melodic, but by far the most arresting thing is its sound, every part in its stripped-down arrangements played for maximum impact. The ringing ostinato...

How 'bout some fucking U2 and Led Zeppelin already! who ever says “why dont you go play a real instrument” is an idiot. this game is supposed to be entertaining for all age groups who have fun. who cares if you play rockband and not an instrument? its ...

Though some artists are scaling back their set designs and others paying closer attention to ticket prices, the rock show is still burning rubber on America's highways this summer, bringing acts like U2, Bob Dylan, Fleetwood Mac, No Doubt, ...

U2, Metallica, Green Day and more — inside 20 of the season’s biggest tours Next Despite doomsday visions of the recession gutting the tour business, the summer season is thick with acts hoping to make it big in a weak economy. Many — Kid Rock and Lynyrd Skynyrd, Nine Inch Nails & Jane's A...

on U2’s latest based on three reviews submitted to our Website. Here’sa quick rundown: In a three-star review, jonathanhigh5 writes, “It feels like it could’ve really a huge step in a new direction, an electronic rock album for this decade. ...

Artist: U2 Album: No Line On The Horizon Review: "I was born to sing for you/I didn't have a choice but to lift you up," Bono declares early on this album, in a song called "Magnificent." He does it in an oddly low register, a heated hush just above the shimmer of the Edge's guitar and the iron-ho...

By Pete Maiden Snow Patrol frontman Gary Lightbody talked with Rock Daily recently to discuss the artists and albums that were influential in helping craft Snow Patrol’s own sound, which include hits on both sides of the Atlantic like “Run,” “Hands Open” and “Chasing Cars,” as well as their new album A...

By Daniel Kreps What looked to be a huge holiday season for Universal Music Group instead turned into a promising 2009 as the record label delayed new releases by U2, Eminem, Dr. Dre and 50 Cent. Of the quartet, U2’s move to 2009 was the least surprising, as the band told fans earlier this year that their new al...

U2 Talk New “Trance”-Infused Album, Radiohead Halt Freebies ...  - Dec 5, 2007 According to Bono, guitarist The Edge has “real molten metal” coming from his guitar, and that the band has recorded enough material to fit two cds. ... U2 Goes Trance on Next Album Aversion all 2 news articles

By Andy Greene Earlier this year Rolling Stone asked The Edge whether U2 would ever work with producers Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno again. “You might be surprised how quickly that happens,” he cryptically replied. The man wasn’t kidding. The legendary production duo behind many of U2’s greatest albums (...

Starring: Bono, Adam Clayton Review: In 1992, after a decade of singing about Chilean dictators and waving white flags, U2 decided to simply get goofy. Captured here at the end of the Zoo TV Tour, U2... Rating: 4 Stars

By Gavin Paul They grow up so fast. It’s been thirty (mega rocking) years since Bono Vox, the Edge, Larry Mullen, Jr. and Adam Clayon got together and formed a little band called U2. But before we knew them as the high mountain-climbing, field running fools that they are today, their style was more New Wave m...