MUZ Muziek
Het forum voor 's werelds enige universele hobby! Snaren of toetsen, vinyl of cd, eendagsvlieg of rasartiest, op de radio of op een festival! Hier kun je al je ongebreideld enthousiasme, maar ook je weldoordachte kritische noten kwijt over muziek
Gaaf!quote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 00:43 schreef eskimos_zijn_cool het volgende:
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Heb ik van een vage kennis gehoord
[afbeelding]
Mag ik je aanraken?
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Per ongeluk in het verkeerde topic gepost?quote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 01:09 schreef kamstra het volgende:
Guus Meeuwis - geef mij je angst (ja, gecovered dus van de Andre versie...maar zoooo mooi )
Dank u Shareazaquote:Waar kan je Neon Lights dan downloaden?
Heeft Fok! verlaten, jeweetoch.
Hoe kreeg je dát nou weer voor elkaar?quote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 00:43 schreef eskimos_zijn_cool het volgende:
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Heb ik van een vage kennis gehoord
[afbeelding]
Uren voor een uitgang posten of puur toeval?
Waar is het eigenlijk?
Er zijn Europese landen waar een groter bevolkingsdeel moeite heeft de eindjes aan elkaar te knopen, maar waar supermarktgevechten om rollen zacht Page-toiletpapier toch uitblijven.
dat was bij de studio in juni. die dag hebben ze dvd-opnames gemaakt voor 'Vertigo' (de clip die bij TOTP te zien was) en ze hadden luistersessie's voor diverse gasten en bij zijkant van de studio hebben we lekker mee kunnen genieten want alle ramen stonden wagenwijd openquote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 15:11 schreef Gert het volgende:
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Hoe kreeg je dát nou weer voor elkaar?
Uren voor een uitgang posten of puur toeval?
Waar is het eigenlijk?
alleen als ie ijs en ijskoud is!
Ik persoonlijk denk dat de tour veel eerder begint, ik heb ergens gelezen dat het eigenlijk december 2004 al zou worden, maar dat was nu iets te vroeg.
http://www.nme.com/news/110009.htmquote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 00:01 schreef eskimos_zijn_cool het volgende:
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Je vergeet 'Fast Cars'
Wat nou, "(UK Bonus track)".quote:The full tracklisting is:
* ‘Vertigo’
* ‘Miracle Drug’
* ‘Sometimes You Can’t Make It On Your Own’
* ‘Love And Peace Or Else’
* ‘City Of Blinding Lights’
* ‘All Because Of You’
* ‘A Man And A Woman’
* ‘Crumbs From Your Table’
* ‘One Step Closer’
* ‘Original Of The Species’
* ‘Yahweh’
* ‘Fast Cars’ (UK Bonus track)
Elevation/Popmart begonnen in Maart/April.quote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 17:09 schreef mrkoenz het volgende:
Afgelopen tours hebben ze daar toch ook niet op gewacht?
Voor de Elevation Tour hebben ze wel een kleine promo tour gedaan, misschien doen ze nu weer zoiets. Kan me niet voorstellen dat de tour al in December begint eigenlijk.
quote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 00:43 schreef eskimos_zijn_cool het volgende:
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Heb ik van een vage kennis gehoord
[afbeelding]
Er is een cafe in Dublin waar om de zoveel tijd ook The Edge en Larry komen. Toen ik er was waren ze er natuurlijk weer niet.
Volgens de policy worden proletarische discussies niet aangegaan
Dockersquote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 21:09 schreef Georges het volgende:
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Er is een cafe in Dublin waar om de zoveel tijd ook The Edge en Larry komen. Toen ik er was waren ze er natuurlijk weer niet.
alleen als ie ijs en ijskoud is!
Bono schijnt wel es in Porter House in Bray (ten Z van Dublin) te komen. Vertelde twee leuke meiden in die pub toen ik er in januari was . De zogenaamde round tower (ronde verdedigingstoren) aan de kust in Bray is van Bono, dus hij is vast wel es in de buurt . Maar helaas, ik had ook pech toen ik er was .quote:Op dinsdag 28 september 2004 21:09 schreef Georges het volgende:
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Er is een cafe in Dublin waar om de zoveel tijd ook The Edge en Larry komen. Toen ik er was waren ze er natuurlijk weer niet.
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Als ik een tip mag geven: ga naar Dalkey. Daar heb je een grote kans om The Edge en Bono tegen te komen in de paar pubs die er zijn.. The Edge woont er en Bono in het dorpje wat er aan vastligt (Killiney). In Dalkey wonen veel bekende mensen: Van Morrison, Enya, Jim Kerr, Eddie Jordan, Maeve Binchey. En terug naar Dublin: neem buslijn nr 7
alleen als ie ijs en ijskoud is!
NOS TT 372
quote:` In 2005 start de tournee van U2 door
Europa,en die zal beginnen in Ierland.
Op 26 en 27 juni 2005 speelt de groep
twee keer thuis in Dublin en daarna
gaat het hele circus verder door
Europa.Reken op ongeveer juli voor de
NL-show.
En op http://www.u2tours.com/faq/ staat weer wat anders
quote:1. When does the tour start? Will U2 be playing my city?
There's been no official announcement of tour dates yet. Paul McGuinness told BBC radio in May that the tour would begin in Miami in March, 2005. More recently, a Chicago newspaper reported hearing Bono say the tour would begin in Boston in March. Until something official is announced, everything is speculation.
Maar de shows in Croke Park zouden wel door U2 zijn bevestigd, aldus http://www.u2tours.com/ne(...)il&Rec=20&0415a6ff1d
quote:Reports that U2 are planning to play Croke Park next summer have been confirmed by a band source who tells hotpress.com that "the shows are more or less a done deal."
Speculation that the European leg of the band's world tour would kick off in the 79,500-capacity GAA stadium intensified last week when Bono said, "Men are climbing these walls as we speak trying to figure out if they can put a stage in there. It's where we should be. To play there would be incredible. We're looking into it."
Reccy subsequently completed, the U2 bandwagon will trundle into the Dublin venue on June 26 and 27, with provision for a third consecutive show if demand dictates.
Croker already has a special place in U2 folklore with the two dates they played there in 1986 rated among the Joshua Tree Tour's finest.
In the meantime, there's been an enthusiastic response to 'Vertigo' with BBC Radio One B-Listing the single a month ahead of its November 5 release.
1e recensie van NME. En als je bedenkt dat ze altijd negatief schrijven over U2 dan is het een hele goeie cd geworden:
'It's one of the most eagerly anticipated albums of the year, is set to be one of the biggest-selling and NME has heard it first: it's U2's new album 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb'. There are only two copies in the country but we got our hands on one of them.
The album, the band's 11th studio collection, is the follow-up to 2000's 'All That You Can't Leave Behind' and is an all-guns-blazing-guitar album produced by Steve Lillywhite (sp?). Because of a security lapse in the summer when a CD containing the record was lost or stolen from a photo session in France, security around the album is tight. However, NME managed to pull some strings to get a sneak preiew of an unmastered copy.
Out on November 22, 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' is direct, loud and often heavier than their previous album, with a couple of songs big enough to shake stadiums. The first taste will come in the form of a single, 'Vertigo', released on November 8, but until then here's NME's exclusive track-by-track guide to the record.
'Vertigo' (3:07)
The first single, and as you'd expect, it's a corker. 'Vertigo' features a riff from The Edge as big as 'Beautiful Day', perfectly complementing Bono's cries of "Feeeel!" throughout the chorus. "Hello, hello, we're in a place called vertigo", he sings. It's an anthem, probable Number One single and an electrifying opening to the album.
'Miracle Drug' (3:54)
After the punky 'Vertigo', 'Miracle Drug' is much slower but still heavy. "Want to trip inside your head/Spend the day there", Bono croons. It's a love song with tribal drums and a massive guitar-led chorus. Could be a single.
'Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own' (5:02)
After two all-out rock numbers, 'Sometimes....' is the first ballad. Backed by simple chiming guitar and drums reminiscent of 'Where The Streets Have No Name', Bono sings "You don't have to put up a fight/You don't always have to be right....let me take some of the punches for you tonight". The feel is a lot like REM's 'Everybody Hurts'.
'Love and Peace or Else' (4:47)
An industrial growl and host of Nine Inch Nails-style noises hide Bono's whispering intro, before the song evolves into a clapalong, glammy chorus "Give me love and peace", Bono sings. It's the first hint of his political side, with references in to "troops on the ground". A thumping bassline makes it all sound a bit like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
'City of Blinding Lights' (5:44)
The second Big Stadium moment. Pretty piano opens the song, which sounds like an updated 'With or Without You', Bono's in reflective mood, singing, "The more you see, the less you know".
'All Because of You' (3:37)
'Achtung Baby'-era guitars back one of Bono's most confessional songs ever. "I'm not broke but you can see the cracks", he sings. The lyrics suggest that he may walk the corridors of the UN, meet with Presidents and be able to call the Pope on his mobile, but sometimes he'd just like to be simple old Paul Hewson.
'A Man and a Woman' (4:25)
If the first half of the record is direct, simple rock, from here on in it gets more chilled. 'A Man and a Woman' is the last of the straight-ahead rock numbers dealing with similar themes of lost love.
'Crumbs From Your Table' (4:57)
Compared to 'Vertigo' and 'All Because of You', 'Crumbs...' is one of the more understated songs on the album. Could probably have been a B-side.
'One Step Closer' (3:50)
An ambient-sounding track their old producer Brian Eno would have been proud of is the stand-out song on the second half of 'How to Dismantle...'. Bono's dejected, or in his words has "crossed the road from hope", but is resigned to his fate. "A heart that hurts is a heart that beats", he sings. It'll be the lighters-in-the-air moment on next year's stadium tour.
'Original of the Species' (4:33)
In keeping with the calmer mood of the second half of the album, 'Original...' has subtle, cinematic strings backing a pretty piano. It builds into an epic ballad which is classic U2.
'Yahweh' (4:20)
The title is the transliteration of the Hebrew word for the name of God, so it's appropriate what the closing song is a plea for peace. "Take these hands, don't make a fist", Bono sings, "take this mouth, give it a kiss".
'Fast Cars' (bonus track)
Unlikely to appear on the UK version of the album, this track is currently slated for inclusion on the Japanese pressing only. That's a tragedy for UK U2 fans as it's by far the most exciting song here. With a distinct Middle Eastern influence in the music, it's also where the line 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' comes from. NME says: put this track on the UK album!
NME verdict:
For fans looks for that classic U2 sound, 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' is well worth the wait. Some strong tracks - particularly on the early part of the album - guarantee this will be a massive-selling record and will set them up for some monster live shows next year.'
'It's one of the most eagerly anticipated albums of the year, is set to be one of the biggest-selling and NME has heard it first: it's U2's new album 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb'. There are only two copies in the country but we got our hands on one of them.
The album, the band's 11th studio collection, is the follow-up to 2000's 'All That You Can't Leave Behind' and is an all-guns-blazing-guitar album produced by Steve Lillywhite (sp?). Because of a security lapse in the summer when a CD containing the record was lost or stolen from a photo session in France, security around the album is tight. However, NME managed to pull some strings to get a sneak preiew of an unmastered copy.
Out on November 22, 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' is direct, loud and often heavier than their previous album, with a couple of songs big enough to shake stadiums. The first taste will come in the form of a single, 'Vertigo', released on November 8, but until then here's NME's exclusive track-by-track guide to the record.
'Vertigo' (3:07)
The first single, and as you'd expect, it's a corker. 'Vertigo' features a riff from The Edge as big as 'Beautiful Day', perfectly complementing Bono's cries of "Feeeel!" throughout the chorus. "Hello, hello, we're in a place called vertigo", he sings. It's an anthem, probable Number One single and an electrifying opening to the album.
'Miracle Drug' (3:54)
After the punky 'Vertigo', 'Miracle Drug' is much slower but still heavy. "Want to trip inside your head/Spend the day there", Bono croons. It's a love song with tribal drums and a massive guitar-led chorus. Could be a single.
'Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own' (5:02)
After two all-out rock numbers, 'Sometimes....' is the first ballad. Backed by simple chiming guitar and drums reminiscent of 'Where The Streets Have No Name', Bono sings "You don't have to put up a fight/You don't always have to be right....let me take some of the punches for you tonight". The feel is a lot like REM's 'Everybody Hurts'.
'Love and Peace or Else' (4:47)
An industrial growl and host of Nine Inch Nails-style noises hide Bono's whispering intro, before the song evolves into a clapalong, glammy chorus "Give me love and peace", Bono sings. It's the first hint of his political side, with references in to "troops on the ground". A thumping bassline makes it all sound a bit like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club.
'City of Blinding Lights' (5:44)
The second Big Stadium moment. Pretty piano opens the song, which sounds like an updated 'With or Without You', Bono's in reflective mood, singing, "The more you see, the less you know".
'All Because of You' (3:37)
'Achtung Baby'-era guitars back one of Bono's most confessional songs ever. "I'm not broke but you can see the cracks", he sings. The lyrics suggest that he may walk the corridors of the UN, meet with Presidents and be able to call the Pope on his mobile, but sometimes he'd just like to be simple old Paul Hewson.
'A Man and a Woman' (4:25)
If the first half of the record is direct, simple rock, from here on in it gets more chilled. 'A Man and a Woman' is the last of the straight-ahead rock numbers dealing with similar themes of lost love.
'Crumbs From Your Table' (4:57)
Compared to 'Vertigo' and 'All Because of You', 'Crumbs...' is one of the more understated songs on the album. Could probably have been a B-side.
'One Step Closer' (3:50)
An ambient-sounding track their old producer Brian Eno would have been proud of is the stand-out song on the second half of 'How to Dismantle...'. Bono's dejected, or in his words has "crossed the road from hope", but is resigned to his fate. "A heart that hurts is a heart that beats", he sings. It'll be the lighters-in-the-air moment on next year's stadium tour.
'Original of the Species' (4:33)
In keeping with the calmer mood of the second half of the album, 'Original...' has subtle, cinematic strings backing a pretty piano. It builds into an epic ballad which is classic U2.
'Yahweh' (4:20)
The title is the transliteration of the Hebrew word for the name of God, so it's appropriate what the closing song is a plea for peace. "Take these hands, don't make a fist", Bono sings, "take this mouth, give it a kiss".
'Fast Cars' (bonus track)
Unlikely to appear on the UK version of the album, this track is currently slated for inclusion on the Japanese pressing only. That's a tragedy for UK U2 fans as it's by far the most exciting song here. With a distinct Middle Eastern influence in the music, it's also where the line 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' comes from. NME says: put this track on the UK album!
NME verdict:
For fans looks for that classic U2 sound, 'How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb' is well worth the wait. Some strong tracks - particularly on the early part of the album - guarantee this will be a massive-selling record and will set them up for some monster live shows next year.'
alleen als ie ijs en ijskoud is!
quote:The feel is a lot like REM's 'Everybody Hurts'.
Dat belooft veel goeds .quote:which sounds like an updated 'With or Without You', Bono's in reflective mood, singing, "The more you see, the less you know".
Dit slaat natuurlijk nergens op. Zet zo'n nummer gewoon op iedere versie van het album. Kun je weer een paar versies gaan kopen om alles compleet te hebben .quote:Unlikely to appear on the UK version of the album, this track is currently slated for inclusion on the Japanese pressing only.
Daar kregen ze 'The Ground Beneath Her Feet' ook al als bonustrack op ATYCLB.
En The Fly ook al op the Best Of '90 - '00.quote:In Japan, Australia and the UK, CD prices for domestic CDs are much more expensive than the price of imports from other countries. In an attempt to get buyers to buy CDs made in their own countries, The Ground Beneath Her Feet was pressed onto the CD as the last track of the CD.
zo vragen platenmaatschappijen er toch om dat je je eigen cd'tjes brandt zodat je de cd, alle bonustracks, b-sides en remixes op 1 cd krijgt???quote:Op woensdag 29 september 2004 13:17 schreef Roel_Jewel het volgende:
Dit slaat natuurlijk nergens op. Zet zo'n nummer gewoon op iedere versie van het album. Kun je weer een paar versies gaan kopen om alles compleet te hebben .
ik koop de cd wel hoor
alleen als ie ijs en ijskoud is!
