My favorite artists are U2, Bruce Springsteen, and R.E.M.
My favorite artists are U2, Bruce Springsteen, and R.E.M
Blake Rogers
Jace Butler
That's nice to know, user.
Easton Hughes
pretty rad, mate
Tyler Ward
oops forget eminem and kenrick
Zachary Lewis
>Bruce
>R.E.M.
Mostly good taste
Josiah Long
>Jewish women is there twice
Ryder Peterson
They're afraid of White and Asian women I guess...
Chase Cruz
democrats I got a question.
Why
Jeremiah Ortiz
Early U2 is good man. Even the boss himself would admit to that.
And pretty sure Michael and the guys in U2 are buddies too.
Samuel Russell
Jesus talk about showing your hand
Zachary Gomez
good luck getting anyone elected at all lol. if you guys don't take the midterms, you're finished
Robert Hughes
Find me where bruce said U2 is good and I will listen to any album by them you want
Jordan Evans
Indeed, since they're biologically superior
Jackson Thomas
>Oy vey, don't be such an antisemite goyim! Remember the six gorillian
Hunter Howard
atu2.com
And has played with them several times before:
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
youtube.com
You do realize that U2 of today is nothing like what the U2 of the 80s and early 90s was right?
Robert Moore
can someone redpill me on the east asia/western europe brain size meme
Luis Scott
I don't actually dislike u2 for the record. Alright so what album my man
Joseph Rogers
In a song? Or are you on the wrong part of the website again.
Charles Martinez
Depends on what you're into. If you like new wavey post-punk, go with Boy. If you want more politicially charged and slightly better written stuff, go with War. If you want Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois-produced anthemic mainstream rock (their Born in the USA essentially), go with the Joshua Tree. If you want a mix of that style with new influences from artists like My Bloody Valentine and Einstürzende Neubauten and such, go with Achtung Baby.
Of course, like Bruce, the pinnacle of U2 was their live shows from like 1983 - 1993, though even in the later years they were still quite good despite having less strong studio material.
Jaxson Nelson
I'm about some New Wave / Post-Punk stuff so I'll listen to Boy first. If I like that I'll check out Joshua Tree cause that's the one people seem to really love
Cooper Hughes
Yeah. I think Joshua Tree is a bit overrated myself and like the one before it a bit more because it's a bit more ambient and spacy sounding.
Though I also like Tunnel of Love A LOT so who knows.
Kevin Martin
Tunnel of Love was better than I expected. Darkness on the Edge of Town is probably my fav, but Greetings and We Shall Overcome are close.