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latest site news Jeremy, known as haytrain here, is the latest addition to the U2start crew. Jeremy will be a crew member specialised in bootlegs, he will mainly work on maintaining our bootleg collection, making it even better, more r.. (read more)
bootleg of the month Every month we have a bootleg in the spotlights, the current one took place on 1987-07-08 in Brussels, Belgium. You can download this bootleg, read reviews or write your own review here. You can also join the discussion on this bootleg in our forums.
high resolution photos We have 619 high resolution U2 photos available for you, the biggest photo collection you will find. The latest photo we've added is 'The Edge'.
statistics There are currently 4,580 topics started on the forums with over 189,527 messages.
More than 12,508 fans are a member of U2start. The average age of the U2start users is 28, only users who submitted their age are included in this figure.
popular songs The song Where The Streets Have No Name is requested the most at our songs pages and therefore quite popular, according to the favorite song lists of our users the song Bad is the alltime favorite song.
news headlines We cover the news of many international U2 websites including U2.com, the most popular headline in the last two weeks was 'Under a Blood Red Sky…' from u2wanderer.org.
fan of the month Every month we put an U2 fan in the spotlights, the fan of this month is user AllBecauseOfU2. Every fan of the month has an interview with us, you can read our interview with AllBecauseOfU2 here.
did you know? The song 'New York' originally had a final verse about Frank Sinatra which was edited out in the final cut.
new fan around us The most recent fan who registered is named TEZA2111, welcome to U2start TEZA2111! As a new user you can introduce yourself in the Welcome to U2start y'all forum.
"With Rattle and Hym we just didn't want to reveal ourselves. My attitude was, 'What? Do you think we're crazy? Cameras in the dressing room? What do you think we are, stupid?'."
- The Edge, 1990