U2 iPod Returns
Apple has released a new version of the U2 iPod in the 30GB size. The special edition iPod comes with an iTunes Music Store code you can redeem for an exclusive 30-minute U2 video (preview available on Apple’s site).
U2 leave a good impression
U2log.com reader Matt Fray recently visited Fox Studios Baja in Rosarito, Mexico, where U2 rehearsed for the Vertigo Tour last spring. Outside the studios, Matt found a walk of fame, similar to the one in Hollywood, with hand prints and autographs of all the members of U2. In addition to their names and hand prints, the date (FEB 2005) and “2U DISXLEXICS UNITE” were drawn into the concrete.
According to Matt, The Edge has the biggest hands of the four. You know what they say about guys with big hands, right?
They make good guitar players.
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- Paul McGuinness vs The Black Catholics May 19, 2012Paul McGuinness recounted last week how he once took on a gang known as The Black Catholics who were notorious for breaking up early U2 gigs. […]
- VIDEO: Early U2 Photo Exhibit in Dublin May 18, 2012As we’ve reported on the main site, photographer Patrick Brocklebank is displaying a collection of his U2 photos taken in and around Dublin between 1978 and 1981. U2 manager Paul McGuinness helped open the exhibit back on May 10, and Brian Foley put together this video showing some of McGuinness’ opening remarks, as well as [...]This is a post from the @U2 b […]