Thinking of nabbing U2’s latest album? Got a BlackBerry to hand? Here’s something you should check out then: the band’s first BlackBerry album app, with artwork and extra features bundled in, just like an iTunes LP album . Once upon a time, stadium behemoths U2 were bumping fists with Apple, but the band’s defection to BlackBerry now finds them taking on Apple’s new album format with their own free BlackBerry app. iTunes LP: first look! Developed in collaboration with Bono and

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U2: I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight – DVDRip x264 (2009)

Source:U2: I’ll Go Crazy If I Don’t Go Crazy Tonight – DVDRip x264 (2009)

There was a day when U2 and Apple were buddies. Read the original here: U2 forgo iTunes LP in favor of Blackberry, Benjamins

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What the hell happened to Muse ? You know, the group that used to be pegged as a Radiohead cover band? Or, how about the same act responsible for roller-rink anthems “Bliss”, “Map of the Problematique”, or “Hysteria”? (The latter of which is a total compliment, by the way.) Since when did they put out such lazy and sluggish material? It all started with the glitter and bombast of the naturally awkward Queen throwback, “United States of Eurasia” , which is more or less the first real throwawa

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Wicked is still number one overall (power score 5.94) in TicketNews’s Weekly Top Events rankings for the week ending September 6, but U2 gains some ground, moving to number two (2.22) from their previously held number three spot. Jersey Boys make number three overall (2.15), beating out sports’ top sellers the New York Yankees (four, 2.06), the Texas Longhorns (five, 1.96), Pittsburgh Steelers (eight, 1.33), and the Dallas Cowboys (ten. 1.17). Also making a strong showing in the ove

Source:U2 gains some ground on 'Wicked' in the Top Event Rankings