Numb1075
ONE love, blood, life
I've long considered myself a "hard -core" U2 fan. I was initially hooked when I heard the first 3 seconds of Pride, back in 1985. I went out and bought UF and every earlier release. Just like many of you, I bought every record the day it came out since then. I've had friends and aquaintances you enjoyed their music as well, but not quite on the level that I did. They didn't "get" U2 (what they embody, their passion, the infectious melodies etc). I investigated them further by purchasing books and some of the remixes/B sides, attended 7 shows, saw U2 cover bands 30 times etc. I named my cat Clayton !! I listen to them every day. U2, in short, has been the soundtrack of my life and I wouldn't have it any other way. I thought, that I MUST BE the biggest U2 fan alive.
Then, I came to Interference. Having been a lurker for a long time, I finally started posting my thoughts early this year. I have found, to my suprise, countless U2 nuts such as myself.
However, I have come to realize that many of you, dwarf my U2 knowledge. Many of you can recall specific concerts, setlists, Bono speeches, many of you have dozens of bootlegged shows. You own ALL of the B sides and ALL of the remixes. Some of you have even met the band members. I couldn't believe how much you folks know. It shows your passion and commitment to the 4 lads from Dublin and that *in a way* you know them almost like friends. You people certainly picked the right course to follow.
Anyway, thanks for listening to my thoughts and lets keep the "good work" of spreading the U2 sound and message to anyone who will listen.
Then, I came to Interference. Having been a lurker for a long time, I finally started posting my thoughts early this year. I have found, to my suprise, countless U2 nuts such as myself.
However, I have come to realize that many of you, dwarf my U2 knowledge. Many of you can recall specific concerts, setlists, Bono speeches, many of you have dozens of bootlegged shows. You own ALL of the B sides and ALL of the remixes. Some of you have even met the band members. I couldn't believe how much you folks know. It shows your passion and commitment to the 4 lads from Dublin and that *in a way* you know them almost like friends. You people certainly picked the right course to follow.
Anyway, thanks for listening to my thoughts and lets keep the "good work" of spreading the U2 sound and message to anyone who will listen.