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Has anyone received their passcode after renewing or will it be sent to us closer to the day tickets go onsale?

Kind of surprised not to see any mention of this album by McCartney's alter ego The Fireman (in collaboration with Youth). I know this has been said time and time again, but seriously, this album is the best thing he has done in years... It's getting a lot of critical praise, so I was curious...

Which is better, in your opinion, and why? I know there are a lot of Duran fans who have strong preference for one over the other, and I was wondering what fellow U2 fans thought about the albums side by side. (And also to hear how much everyone else misses Andy Taylor, too!)

I want a new screenname for AIM...with a U2 theme. Anyone have any suggestions?

Anyone else think this is one of their more underrated efforts? And does anyone believe that it should have been included on The Joshua Tree?

I can't get enough of "The Electric Co." live from the Chicago DVD. I also have a performance of it from Philadelphia in October 2005...just rocks the house. I really wish this would have been a b-side on the upcoming WITS single. When are we going to get a live album of Vertigo tour...

Everyone, Can you clarify for me in SYCMIOYO that it is indeed the Edge singing the lines throughout ... "and it's you when I look in the mirror", etc. etc. If it is the Edge on these lines, is Bono harmonizing with Edge here as well? Thanks!

With the band having played several of the vintage-era U2 songs on the last tour, how does everyone feel about the performances of these songs? Do you think the band did the older songs justice? Did they fit into the set? What was your personal reaction to hearing them or reading that they...

The most obvious choice for me at least is Nigel Godrich. He has done some remixing for U2---on the superior single version of "Walk On," and is well known for his work with such artists/groups like Radiohead, Beck, REM, Travis, and he produced the hell out of McCartney's last album, which was...

Billboard article The article's text is below: Bono Itching To Take U2 To The 'Next Level' December 29, 2006, 12:45 PM ET Jonathan Cohen, N.Y. With its monster-selling Vertigo tour complete, U2 is ready to reinvent itself, frontman Bono said during a BBC Radio interview earlier this...

When exactly were these two songs recorded, and were they ever considered for the lineup of tracks on ATYCLB? I notice how iTunes has "Ground" as part of ATYCLB in the digital box set release...but I'm presuming b/c it was originally a Japanese or UK bonus track. Does anyone also think that...

No complaints...I much prefer the single version...but did any of the band members ever say why they went back and did it again for radio release? Did they prefer the way they were doing it in concert and wanted to get that feel? By the way, where can this song be officially downloaded?

Is anyone familiar with this book? Do you recommend it?

My guesses as definitely will be played: Vertigo, City of Blinding Lights Very likely: Original of the Species, Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own Little to no chance: Love and Peace or Else, Miracle Drug, All Because of You Thoughts?

Does anyone know if the tracks on U218 have been remastered? New Year's Day never sounded so good, I thought.

Has there been any inclination by the band in the press to do another round of dates in the US ?

Everyone, I recently downloaded this song off of iTunes, and I wanted to know if anyone else noticed something I hear at 2:43 of the song...it seems like a little snippet or a rough sound in the drums. Is this the fault of my download, was it mixed this way, or am I imagining things?

I'm returning to this board for the first time in a long time, so I apologize for being out of the loop. Having just watched the Chicago '05 DVD, and seeing An Cut Dubh/Into the Heart and Cry/The Electric Co., and after hearing similar early U2-era tunes at the Philadelphia show I attended, I...