this is not "No Line on the Horizon" by U2

they were showing me the lyrics sheet that was going to be included with the next album. But it was printed on a rubber bedsheet.

― snoball, Sunday, March 29, 2009 11:10 AM (2 hours ago) Bookmark Suggest

LOLOLOLOLOL

A friend of mine will make a homemade video for my contribution during our holidays in May : youtube, here we come !

guys i think i might have found a way to get this into the hands of u2 themselves

― WHO DEY and the blowfish (roxymuzak), Sunday, 29 March 2009 11:11 (Yesterday) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

Now I am TOTALY JEALOUS I didn't geet my contrib in in time.

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(xpost) if your track is done now, you could link to it and it can be released on the Super Deluxe Cash-in Collector's Edition...

ghost track !

^^^ lol
also in 20 years we can all be interviewed for an episode of "Classic Albums"

each one of us interviewed seating in front of his cpu.
in hawaian shirt.

Snoball's GOYB sounds like some mid eighties Residents nightmare track meets early Rough Trade, grrreat!

Holy shit MaresNest yr close but it's Ata Tak Ron Johnson! Laughing head off from AWE here + I shall buy your first album if it exists snoball.

Best song named "Get On Your Boots" EVER!

so this holds up, it does

has it rly been a year etc etc

this is excellent, well done everyone

ah, good memories !
so there's no album worth doing it again in the pipe ?

It's a very individual situation.

Oasis are gorn, all the other bands that might have qualified for this kind of 'tribute' are not exactly superpremier league anymore (Stones, REM) and no-one else 'winds up' the select few like U2.

Or Coldplay.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_Line_on_the_Horizon#Songs_of_Ascent

Supposedly an album of tracks discarded from NLotH. Also according to some rumours it has a reggae theme!

haha get to work ilxorz!

There's a partial and totally speculative tracklisting here, but it's not enough to go on. Also half of the tracks they list are out-takes from "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb", so probably won't be on "Songs of Ascent" anyway. The only confirmed song is "Every Breaking Wave".

Bono indicated that he had become "tired of [writing in] the first-person"

end of the world.

ah, good memories !
so there's no album worth doing it again in the pipe ?

― AlXTC from Paris, Friday, 11 June 2010 11:27 (1 hour ago) Bookmark Suggest Ban Permalink

vote The Suburbs

the next Strokes album could be a candidate

Defintely the new Arcade Fire album, although preferrably the joke tracklisting that was floating around. In fact, I volunteer to be the midwife that brings Neighborhood #5 (Hockey) kicking and screaming into the world.