Over the years I have grown in my liking of U2's music. I listened to them starting in High School (The Joshua Tree
and Rattle and Hum
), and then a bit more in college (Achtung Baby
and Zooropa
), but it was only a select few albums. Zooropa kinda turned me off of their music when it went a direction that I didn't enjoy as much. Then about 2 years ago I started listening to them again (or perhaps a bit more) and have since added a few more albums to my collection - War
, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
, and U218 Singles
. Today I added U2's newest album at a great price and so can you!
If you would like to purchase the album, I bought it on Amazon where it’s only $3.99 today.
and Rattle and Hum), and then a bit more in college (Achtung Baby and Zooropa), but it was only a select few albums. Zooropa kinda turned me off of their music when it went a direction that I didn't enjoy as much. Then about 2 years ago I started listening to them again (or perhaps a bit more) and have since added a few more albums to my collection - War, How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb, and U218 Singles. Today I added U2's newest album at a great price and so can you!So here you go. This is U2’s newest album, No Line On the Horizon, and you get to listen to it free thanks to lala.com.
If you would like to purchase the album, I bought it on Amazon where it’s only $3.99 today.
3 comments:
Personally I like there old stuff more than there new material. U2 rocked harder back in the day.
I like a mix across the spectrum of U2's storied careers. But I am also inclined toward the earlier stuff, with the Zooropa/Pop not landing well with me, and then the last 3 albums really picked it up again. I really enjoy Atom Bomb, and I think No Line has a lot of potential having listened all the way through it only once so far.
Hey Chris I like U2 as well although I have gotten a bit of flack I posted some trivia about them and some folks said I was lyng anyway thanks.
Mike
www.staff2rock.blogspot.com
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