Jupiter9

It would be ever so helpful though if a 'Guest' would log in and post something. There are 5 Guests at the moment. Show yourselves! I can't talk to myself all week. :(

I'm determined to get U2 back into the Top 10 this week. I'm on a mission. :P

Oh look. And here is the reason for the album delay. Ordinary Love is to blame! Full story here http://www.theguardian.com/music/2014/feb/...tor-album-delay

U2 are apparently the guests on NBC's 'The Tonight Show' tonight 17th Feb. Story here http://www.al.com/entertainment/index.ssf/...p_for_toni.html

The video is very 'old school' U2 as well, isn't it? I like it ^_^

Song is from a recent album. Two words. 2nd word sounds like http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/09/17/article-2423315-1BDF84D7000005DC-89_634x267.jpg It's like Give Us A Clue!!! :lol:

I honestly can't think of another clue. Moral of the story. Don't pick a song where you can only think of one solitary cloooo. :(

Is that a recurrence? I thought I heard ages ago she had cancer? :unsure:

Good evening :cheer: Do you realise a week on Saturday is March? Spring will soon have sprung! :cheer: Still means rain though... <_<

We've dropped out of the Top 10 this week. Can't say I'm surprised. With sod all U2 album to talk about and a max of 4 posters I shouldn't really have expected anything else. Bah. <_<

From http://entertainment.stv.tv/tv/264256-step...ins-got-talent/ Britain’s Got Talent’s Stephen Mulhern has revealed that he wants to see Robbie Williams on the panel. The Britain’s Got More Talent host said that the singer would be his dream panellist. Mulhern told Digital Spy: “I think Robbie Williams would be incredible, because he's a great showman. “He gives something that the others haven't got. "You'd have the comedy of David Walliams, the stagemanship of Amanda Holden, the pop career of Alesha Dixon(?), obviously the cheese of Simon Cowell, and then a performer that's a world star. That would be brilliant. Five is not [a] bad [idea]."

From http://www.news.com.au/entertainment/music...9-1226827917928 Guess who’s coming to town? Five huge superstar singers set to announce Aussie arrivals in next 30 days..... SPECULATION is rife that superstars Kanye West, Lady Gaga, Robbie Williams, Katy Perry and Justin Timberlake are set to announce Australian tours after a ticket agency teaser campaign. Ticket agency Ticketek put a teaser campaign about “five mega announcements” — with silhouettes of the performing giants — on its Facebook page late yesterday. Ticketek’s Facebook post said: “Countdown to the hottest performers — 5 mega announcements in 30 days.” However, clever punters wasted no time tracking down shots to fill silhouettes used in Ticketek’s campaign, with the mystery apparently solved. Ticketek removed the teaser campaign overnight. Robbie Williams will perform an exclusive show for the Today Show in Sydney on February 20. “I’m itching to get to Australia,” he said. “I want to feel the love.” Williams, promoting a swing album, is expected to use his visit to make a tour announcement http://resources2.news.com.au/images/2014/02/15/1226827/917818-c3ed58e4-95c3-11e3-831f-628faee552fc.jpg

Not so bad. :bounce: I'll try to post a bit more this week. :teresa:

I've got that concert on dvd. Possibly my most favouritist Robbie concert ever. Especially when he put on his blue football top. :wub:

Sin Sin Sin or Place to Crash? -_-

Good evening :cheer: I got a new mobile phone yesterday. It took me nearly an hour to work out how to send a text. And now I seem to have a bright green background. :lol: I'm so un-technical... :(

Off to read my book now. Night Night :wub:

Wee Daniel would have had 20 albums released in that time.....

Karma Killer or Feel :cheer:

Coffee Tea and Sympathy or Karma Killer

:teresa:

From http://www.classichitsandoldies.com/v2/201...-is-relentless/ U2's Album Still a Work in Progress, Larry Mullen Says Process is "Relentless" 14 February 2014 U2 fans hoping for a definitive release date for the band’s new album-in-progress will need to wait a little longer. In a long interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the band members confirm that work is certainly coming along, but the process is slow. Drummer Larry Mullen says, “We’re slow learners. We need to be creative, on the cutting edge, challenged, and it’s really hard going, it’s relentless, and we’re relentless, and we have a history of breaking engineers, producers. I mean, people come out of working with U2 and just go, ‘I just don’t know what’s happened; it feels like a lifetime has passed by.’ And that’s just the way we work.” Bono hints that there’s an end in sight. The singer says, “The album won’t be ready till it’s ready. But right now, people are walking a little differently — well, they’re not walking, they’re running as if to a finish line. There’s a couple of songs that are part of the story we haven’t quite finished. We know we have to spend a couple of years taking these songs around the world, so they’d better be good.” Even though U2′s recent release of “Invisible” as a fundraiser for the (RED) charity was a giant success, Bono said in a recent USA Today interview that the band would be selecting a different tune as a first single from the new album. He explained that U2 picked “Invisible” to contribute to the AIDS fundraising campaign simply because “it’s the first one we finished.” U2 will perform its Academy Award-nominated song “Ordinary Love,” which the band wrote for the film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, live at the Oscars on March 2. :rolleyes:

I wish he was in the new Muppets movie. That would be good :cheer:

I hate you :angry:

Likewise. -_-