Free U2 album

[kel_]

Were?

Haw G, are youse driving an geet big car now a days? I think I may of sawed youse earlier in Castleton.

#wheresjudd

[AndoverPFC]

Their first album (Boy) was ace, Out of Control was a very good song, and I Will Follow was an absolute classic. October was an bit more experimental and the Edge's guitar was more to the fore, which was good, and Fire, Rejoice and Gloria were pretty ace songs as well. The third album (War) was when they started to crawl up their own arses I reckon, although Sunday Bloody Sunday wasert too bad. After that (around 1983) they became utter ****e in my view, and ofn't produced an single decent track since.

It all went to their heeds and the pap they of produced since then kind off of sums them up. I prefer to remember their first couple off of albums (and Under An Blood Red Sky), that was when they were an proper rock band. Now they're ****s.

Absolutely spot on.

[Sir_Judd]

Haw G, are youse driving an geet big car now a days? I think I may of sawed youse earlier in Castleton.

#wheresjudd

An Maserati Quattroporte. Just on way to one of the McDonalds.

[kel_]

Haw G, are youse driving an geet big car now a days? I think I may of sawed youse earlier in Castleton.

#wheresjudd

An Maserati Quattroporte. Just on way to one of the McDonalds.[/quote]

Can't believe someone with an family could post that.

[Sir_Judd]

Haw G, are youse driving an geet big car now a days? I think I may of sawed youse earlier in Castleton.

#wheresjudd

An Maserati Quattroporte. Just on way to one of the McDonalds.[/quote]

Can't believe someone with an family could post that.[/quote]


I'M OFF.

[kel_]

Haw G, are youse driving an geet big car now a days? I think I may of sawed youse earlier in Castleton.

#wheresjudd

An Maserati Quattroporte. Just on way to one of the McDonalds.[/quote]

Can't believe someone with an family could post that.[/quote]


I'M OFF.[/quote]

I see. Is it because I didert massage your ego?

[Munch_Magic]

I like the way that they manage to re-invent themselves on every album yet manage to remain ****s, very hard to achieve.

That drummer looks like a right ****ing homlord by the way.

[Floppy_funbags]

There were some programme about guitarists* on last neet and there were footage from an U2 gig where there was an geet big winding runway type thing built through the crowd so that Bonio could skip and flounce his way along it, being at one with his 'people'.

What an spunktrumpet. And so is anyone that likes them.



* I'll grudgingly accept that Mr The Edge appears to be quite an nice bloke though.

[moorlad]

An mate off of mine knows the Edge, he also says he's an lovely chap. That gig what Judders and I went to didert of an geet runway or owt, but Bobo did climb up to the balconies and stuff near the stage, and looked an bit off of an tit, then climbed down again.

In actual fact (and that were the only time I of seen the ****s live) they were very accomplished musicians and were really very good. I Will Follow, at that gig, has actually stuck with me for thirty (30) odd years as one off of the best live song performances I of ever seen.

Spunktrumpet he may be, but at that time he were an pretty good performer, he were an big heeded ****, but not as bad as he has since become. His hair were an bit gay to be fair.

[moorlad]

I went to see them in the very early '80s at Lancaster University and they were ace. The trip down and the entrance fee were £2.50. Then an few years later an ex off of mine wanted to gan see them somewhere else, we looked at prices and it were £25 so we ****ed them off of.

Bulk booking from Carlisle Art College Judders, some reciprocal agreement and there were an bulk discount

I were at the same gig, moorlard. Pretty sure it were £3.50 to get in.[/quote]


Bulk booking from Carlisle Art College Judders, some reciprocal agreement and there were an bulk discount[/quote]

Youse were all fat ****s?[/quote]

Mostly, yes. Cumbrians and scoths to be fair.