Originally posted by iTim:Looks like they're finally going to treat us to a three hour set too
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That's no three-hour ocean!!!
Originally posted by iTim:Looks like they're finally going to treat us to a three hour set too
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I totally understand the pessimism, and I too feel it to some degree. Of course there is a chance something will delay it, but you are being obtuse if you can't see how it is different now than in February or last year. The two big bits of news that set it apart are Headache's u2invisible.com domain and the beach clip. The fact that they haven't been together for a while too is a good sign. Add to that the (admittedly second hand) reports of negotiations going on until last last week or so regarding the World Cup, rumours of some sort of major announcement on July 18, people hearing mixing going on (which would only happen without the band in the context of mixing the entire album to create the similarity in levels, sounds etc), and the final markers, and definitely the least convincing of Edge and Bono getting themselves into 'public mode'. Yeah, things could change, and they invariably do with U2, but it is just plain stubborn and ignorant to say it isn't different this time.
Originally posted by LikeASong:For some reason (don't ask me why) I've been reading the new album's thread over at interference from here on... July 18th seems to be the date for some U2-related announcement, and there seems to be rumours regarding a "Superbowl Part 2" aka an ad/promo being aired during Brazilian World Cup's final match. There's also a guy (nicknamed Headache - very appropiate) who reports U2 mgmt are in negotiations to buy u2invisible.com domain
And this particular post by Dan_Smee: [..]
This, and the beach clip are cautiously bringing back into optimism.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:I have to say he makes a convincing case. There are also the statements from U2 officials saying the album won't be delayed to next year and that one of Dallas telling a fan that it's coming out this fall and they're touring next year. Coupled with what he's saying, it sort of falls into place. U2invisible.com makes it sound like they're calling the album that or something though. It'd be an odd name considering they're trying to be the opposite of invisible - relevant.
Originally posted by pleasegone:[..]
I can't imagine the need for a website with the name Invisible in it. People are moving away from websites to a point, and just using facebook. Now if they somehow name the album after a track that got a somewhat mixed reaction, and after a big promo push that lasted only a few short days, it would be really odd to use that song title for a new website. I mean, could you have imagined AllBecauseOfYou.com , being launched at any time?