ujn70

You and I are not mates so stop referring to me as such. I was civil with you but then you annoyed me. Also, you being French is not relevant and definitely nothing to use as an excuse for this misunderstanding. What makes you think that English is my first language?

You back off. SOI + is widely available (iTunes, have you heard of that?) and I won't be spoken to like that. I politely corrected you, just because you're embarrassed at your own ignorance is your issue and yours alone. Tread carefully because you already sound stupid.

SOI + . Plus. Maybe you should take the time to read the comments that you reply to.

Boomerang 2. (giggling to myself) Ok, that's it.

With all due respect, I consider Songs of Innocence+ to be an album of b-sides so I apologise if my opinion was taken the wrong way by you. The Three Sunrises, Where Did It All Go wrong?, Lady With The Spinning Head. Like I said, I shoud stop. The fact that you're a fan of U2 means that, as far as I'm concerned, you are a person of integrity.

Stingray/Lucifer's Hands. I should probably stop. (Everlasting Love was a great call from the earlier poster)

Dancing Barefoot.

Absolutely. As soon as the bass line kicked in, my first thought was that U2ers will immediately understand that we're about to hear the evolution of Stingray. Glad that they kept Edge's "carnival" riff.

Log out, login to your iTunes account. Worked for me.

Fortunately I discovered their music in 1983, which means that it didn't take me long to then go through their back catalogue. We are all commenting because we care but one thing that I, and many others, have learnt over the years is that U2, as a unit, are tough. Tough enough to absorb criticism from their own fans because they know that expectations are increasingly higher with each release and they simply cannot be anything less than superb. We expect a lot and they know that, which is why they will, again, exceed our expectations. It's in U2's nature. Always has been.

U2, over the years, have earned my trust with their consistently good judgement and honesty. They have my musical PIN numbers so I'm glad that they care about being relevant. I'm 44 and have always loved the fact that U2's appeal and audience spans generations, not just touring a greatest hits package, but coming up with a song like Ordinary Love, between albums, that prompted my 16 year old daughter Grace to delve into the band's back catalogue. We, as U2 fans, are used to the best but it's worth remembering that they take time over these things for our benefit. It's cool to not like U2 at th

I just don't read full threads these days. Lot of nonsense on them. Like your post. Hi, it's us. Must be difficult for you to see us up there on your high horse. Of course you read them, otherwise you wouldn't have commented. Erm ....eh? I said I "LIKE YOUR POST".......I don't own a horse small or high. please read more carefully. You clearly missed the 'full-stop' within my post. No worries though..... Apologies Yardie, I read "Like your post" to mean similar to. I did clearly see the full stop but, to be fair, use of the word "I" before "Like your post" would have negated any a

Well said. Could not agree more.

I just don't read full threads these days. Lot of nonsense on them. Like your post. Hi, it's us. Must be difficult for you to see us up there on your high horse. Of course you read them, otherwise you wouldn't have commented.

I finished work this morning at 6am GMT after a 60 hour week of fork lift driving. I walked 3.2 miles home, got changed and then went for a run while listening to my favourite band. Slept for 6 hours, checked my weekly donations to NSPCC, RED, WWF had gone through ok then came here to read the comments from certain U2 fans complaining. I don't swear on websites to make a point but if I did, today, it would be spectacular.