The wait is over, sort of! In this episode, Andy and Cameron begin to dismantle the masterpiece The Joshua. Join them as they analyze the first half of The Joshua Tree and provide insight into the meanings and messages of these songs. Thanks for waiting so long for this episode, but it is definitely worth the wait. We want your input on this. Email us at info@u2dismanlted.com.
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The wait is over, sort of! In this episode, Andy and Cameron begin to dismantle the masterpiece The Joshua. Join them as they analyze the first half of The Joshua Tree and provide insight into the meanings and messages of these songs. Thanks for waiting so long for this episode, but it is definitely worth the wait. We want your input on this. Email us at info@u2dismanlted.com.
Find us on Facebook and twitter @U2Dismantled.
The wait is over, sort of! In this episode, Andy and Cameron begin to dismantle the masterpiece The Joshua. Join them as they analyze the first half of The Joshua Tree and provide insight into the meanings and messages of these songs. Thanks for waiting so long for this episode, but it is definitely worth the wait. We want your input on this. Email us at info@u2dismanlted.com.
Find us on Facebook and twitter @U2Dismantled.
Can you believe we made it to episode 5? In this episode we examine U2’s Unforgettable Fire. The album includes the mega -hit “Pride” and solidifies the band as a group that is unforgettable. The album appears to be about tearing down and rebuilding. This is the first collaboration between U2 and Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois and the band takes on a new experimental sound.
During the episode, Andy and Cameron discovered a mystery and want help solving it. When listening to “MLK” at the end of Unforgettable Fire and then immediately playing “Where the Streets have No Name” it appears that these are one song. We want your input on this. Email us at info@u2dismanlted.com.
Billboard information about Unforgettable Fire http://www.billboard.com/articles/review/album-review/6266759/u2s-the-unforgettable-fire-at-30-classic-track-by-track-album
The inspiration for the title of Unforgettable Fire http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=901 and http://www.udiscovermusic.com/essentials/u2-unforgettable-fire
Rolling Stone review http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/the-unforgettable-fire-19841011
BBC review http://www.bbc.co.uk/music/reviews/8bzf
More background on Unforgettable Fire https://www.rte.ie/ten/news/2015/1206/751667-eve-hews/
Another amazing episode this week as Andy and Cameron dismantle U2’s WAR. Find out how this album differs from Boy and October. Journey with Andy and Cameron as they discover how WAR changed things for the group.
If you’d like to tell us what you think, PLEASE EMAIL: info@u2dismantled.com
Background on WAR:
Rolling Stone Review: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/albumreviews/war-19830331
Charts: http://www.udiscovermusic.com/essentials/u2-war
Feature article about U2 from 1983 in Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/blessed-are-the-peacemakers-19830609?page=2
The wait is over, sort of! In this episode, Andy and Cameron begin to dismantle the masterpiece The Joshua. Join them as they analyze the first half of The Joshua Tree and provide insight into the meanings and messages of these songs. Thanks for waiting so long for this episode, but it is definitely worth the wait. We want your input on this. Email us at info@u2dismanlted.com.
Find us on Facebook and twitter @U2Dismantled.
