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Achtung Baby
Dernière mise à jour le mercredi 21 mars 2012.Spin élit ’Achtung Baby’ de U2 meilleur album de ces 25 dernières années
N’importe quelle fournée de dieux du rock devrait être familière des accolades grandioses, d’autant plus lorsque le groupe en question pourrait probablement être le plus grand du monde entier. Aussi, félicitations à la formation rock irlandaise U2 qui arrive en tête du classement établi par SPIN des 125 meilleurs albums de ces 25 dernières années. Ce (...) (lire la suite)
| 21 mars 2012
Spin elects U2’s ’Achtung Baby’ best album in 25 years
Any batch of Rock Gods should not be unfamiliar with grandiose accolades, let alone the group that may very well be the biggest band in the entire world. So U2’s bestowment atop SPIN’s list of the 125 Best Albums of the Past 25 years isn’t a surprise to anyone who is aware that U2 is a band that exists, with Achtung Baby beating out every other (...) (lire la suite)
| 21 March 2012
Sublime Time: The Joshua Tree at 25
by Greg Melton
Before there was the deservedly beloved Achtung Baby, there was The Joshua Tree. Before U2 were reinventing themselves, they were creating everlasting greatness. Before there was post-modern kitsch and contradiction to wrestle with, there was spiritual unrest and personal relationship uncertainty to wrestle with. Before U2 even (...) (lire la suite)
Before there was the deservedly beloved Achtung Baby, there was The Joshua Tree. Before U2 were reinventing themselves, they were creating everlasting greatness. Before there was post-modern kitsch and contradiction to wrestle with, there was spiritual unrest and personal relationship uncertainty to wrestle with. Before U2 even (...) (lire la suite)
| 16 March 2012
’The Joshua Tree’ fête ses 25 ans…
… retour sur U2 et d’autres chansons inspirées par le désert. (lire la suite)
| 10 mars 2012
’The Joshua Tree’ Turns 25: U2 & Other Songs Inspired By The Desert
It was twenty-five years ago today that U2 released their pivotal album, ’The Joshua Tree’. And what an album it is, from the anthem ’Where The Streets Have No Name’ to the subtle ’Running To Stand Still’. The record is arguably where U2 refined their sound, and it includes songs that have remained staples of their live set list ever since. (...) (lire la suite)
| 10 March 2012
