90s U2 fans

bonovox1985 · 10-19-2009, 10:35 PM

Anyone out there really into the 90s U2 as well as the 80s!

Most people I meet who say they are U2 fans always say the same ... that they didnt get it after JT/Rattle and Hum.... U2 became commercialised etc...

Would be great to chat with people who did get it and thought U2 were best when they unleashed Zoo TV, Popmart and three brave and brilliant albums

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coolian2 · 10-19-2009, 10:36 PM

you should read the forums a bit more

bonovox1985 · 10-22-2009, 06:21 AM

I'm new to these forums and thought best not interrupt discussions but start anew

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digitize · 10-23-2009, 06:35 PM

Welcome.

For the record, Interference (except for Axver) is generally loves the 90s. I'm not the only one here who strongly prefers the 90s to the 80s.

theedgeu2 · 10-23-2009, 09:13 PM

80's-90's U2 is awesome! I love any era. At least one song from every era. I love me some Achtung Baby. Pop is ok. I mean some songs stand out amongst the others. I don't like "Miami" off that album. But anyway, we're here for 90's U2!

Vlad n U 2 · 10-24-2009, 03:06 AM

Damn that Axver.

Can't appreciate 90's U2.

theedgeu2 · 10-24-2009, 04:41 PM

Uhhh, did I leave out Zooropa!?

Great album. I never got it at first and put it away, but now I have quite the love for that album. There are some true gems on that one.

bonovox1985 · 10-26-2009, 08:26 AM

Bono said once I think that they werent trying to use any obvious trademark guitar sounds...and said that the spirit of the band would still come through...(and i got that totally, although I know alot of people didnt)...

I think the 80s u2 (the music was brilliant but..) always seemed to be stuck in its own earnest bubble it created (the interviews of the 80s showed the bands true wit and irony)...and in the 90s, the music was I think a product of a band breakin through and being able to be themselves.... Achtung baby was awesome, zooropa had the confidence to be alternative in the height of grunge and dance and I see pop for what it strived to be (not what it unfortunately was because of tight deadline).... Also think bonos lyrics were much grittier in this era, larrys drumming was more varied, adam developed his bass skills and edge made his guitar sound like anything he could....

10-19-2009, 10:35 PM	#1
bonovox1985 Babyface Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: England, UK Posts: 6 Local Time: 07:48 PM	90s U2 fans Anyone out there really into the 90s U2 as well as the 80s! Most people I meet who say they are U2 fans always say the same ... that they didnt get it after JT/Rattle and Hum.... U2 became commercialised etc... Would be great to chat with people who did get it and thought U2 were best when they unleashed Zoo TV, Popmart and three brave and brilliant albums )

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theedgeu2 War Child Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: The City of Blinding Lights Posts: 788 Local Time: 02:48 PM	Uhhh, did I leave out Zooropa!? Great album. I never got it at first and put it away, but now I have quite the love for that album. There are some true gems on that one.

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bonovox1985 Babyface Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: England, UK Posts: 6 Local Time: 07:48 PM	Bono said once I think that they werent trying to use any obvious trademark guitar sounds...and said that the spirit of the band would still come through...(and i got that totally, although I know alot of people didnt)... I think the 80s u2 (the music was brilliant but..) always seemed to be stuck in its own earnest bubble it created (the interviews of the 80s showed the bands true wit and irony)...and in the 90s, the music was I think a product of a band breakin through and being able to be themselves.... Achtung baby was awesome, zooropa had the confidence to be alternative in the height of grunge and dance and I see pop for what it strived to be (not what it unfortunately was because of tight deadline).... Also think bonos lyrics were much grittier in this era, larrys drumming was more varied, adam developed his bass skills and edge made his guitar sound like anything he could....