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For those who maybe are interested. I’m not actually!!

Next week remastered editions of the band's first three albums, Boy, October and War are released worldwide. Edge has overseen the remastering from the original audio tapes -and each comes with a bonus disc of b-sides, live tracks and rarities as well as new sleeve notes.

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copying JD again:evil4:

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Andrès wrote: For those who maybe are interested. I’m not actually!!

Next week remastered editions of the band's first three albums, Boy, October and War are released worldwide. Edge has overseen the remastering from the original audio tapes -and each comes with a bonus disc of b-sides, live tracks and rarities as well as new sleeve notes.

*w00t!!*

Those three albums were their finest hour anyway, in my opinion. :shrug:

ETA [edited to add] - And yes, those are the only three albums I like from U2 anyway.

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"The Edge."

"Bono Vox."

What a pair of complete twats.

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I'll be interested to hear any new mixes of 40, which is their finest hour.

Along with Bad.

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I didnt realise Martin Hannett was due to produce BOY.:eek3:

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Is it just me or are U2 a load of cack?

Pompous, sanctimonious, self-important, neo-populist drivel!
:yawn: :angry:

And because of THEM, even Simple Minds turned crap almost overnight.....

And besides, were they named after war planes or were they named after the old battery-size??

U2? U-Poo more like!!!

:evil4: :rofl:

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Hannett did produce U2's 11 O'Clock Tick Tock.

Still doesn't make it right though.

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