U2 turned 40 and I’m so disappointed
THE world’s biggest band turned 40 last month, but the milestone passed with not much more than a murmur in Australia.
Category: Australia
10 things U2 can do in Australia
We’re waiting for the iNNOCENCE and eXPERIENCE tour to hit our shores. What else can the world’s greatest band do when they’re here?
U2 Triple M full interview – October 21, 1989
I still remember recording this interview on a cassette. The early hours of October 21, 1989, and I was worried I’d run out of tape, so pressed pause whenever a non-U2 song was played. The tape survived, but does skip in some parts, but you won’t miss much. As the title suggests, U2 were interviewed […]
Me & U2 – Anissa Arthur
The 4th in the Me & U2 series, Sandro Olivo catches up with Anissa Arthur, who once lived next to Bono.
Me & U2 – Dom Puglisi
The 3rd in the Me & U2 series, Sandro Olivo catches up with Dom Puglisi. It was a TV show about Zoo TV that turned him into a U2 fan. It pays to WATCH MORE TV.
When Bono said goodbye to his mate Michael Hutchence
Michael Hutchence was a bright star in the constellation of rock. When his light went out, it hit Bono hard.
Who does Mr Macphisto call when he’s having girl trouble?
A venerated figure of Australian rules football is asked for some advice.
Everybody needs good Neighbours, according to U2
One of Australia’s most popular TV shows becomes the inspiration for a Bono rant.
Australia, the birthplace of Achtung Baby
U2’s critically acclaimed seventh studio album entered its embryonic stage on the Lovetown tour.
Iris (Hold Me Close) – Possible meaning
Written about Bono’s mother Iris and the pain of losing her when he was just 14, this song exemplifies U2’s strength in generating deep emotions through the craft of song writing.
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