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COVER STORY: U2 Dream It All Up Again (opens the original)
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The band goes very, very deep on how they got their swagger back on Carnaval De Luz, with help from Brian Eno, the late Dolly Parton, Rosalía, and Larry Mullen Jr.’s brave neck surgeon As of this afternoon, precisely 49 years and 342 days have passed since the four members of U2 first hung out together, and they still haven’t gotten sick of each other. Or maybe they have. “Look, it’s been 50 years of hell,” says Larry Mullen Jr., sitting with his three bandmates at an outdoor lunch table just a
U2 Dream It All Up Again (opens the original)
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A s of this afternoon, precisely 49 years and 342 days have passed since the four members of U2 first hung out together, and they still haven’t gotten sick of each other. Or maybe they have. “Look, it’s been 50 years of hell,” says Larry Mullen Jr., sitting with his three bandmates at an outdoor lunch table just a few feet from the Mediterranean’s pointillist pastels. He’s looking sleek, as usual, in a black polo and Wayfarers, his hair in its perpetual pompadour, shorn at the sides. “I mean, ho
Jeff Ament Looks Back at Pearl Jam's Early Days -- And Explains How They Picked Their New Drummer (opens the original)
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Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament is also a photographer, and you already know his work: He shot the sheep close-up on the cover of 1993’s Vs., as well as the covers of 1998’s Yield, 2002’s Riot Act, and the 2003 rarities collection Lost Dogs. He’s also been turning his camera on his bandmates since the early Nineties. His excellent new book, Since Forever — created with his brother, designer Barry Ament — collects more than 250 of those black-and-white photos, along with his written reflections. The
Inside Dolly Parton’s Final Recording — A Duet With Bono on the New U2 Album (opens the original)
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“She got out of her bed to sing this song,” Bono tells Rolling Stone Parton recorded her vocal for “Torn” in June. The final vocal recording of Dolly Parton‘s seven-decade career appears on U2‘s new album, Nov. 13’s Carnaval de Luz, the band announced today. Parton, who died in August at age 80, recorded her duet with Bono on the album-closing track, “Torn,” in June. She shares writing credits for the song with the band and Snow Patrol’s Johnny McDaid. “When she got ill,” Bono tells Rolling Ston
U2 Announce New Album, 'Carnaval de Luz,' Out Nov. 13 (opens the original)
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U2 will release Carnaval de Luz, their first album of new songs in nine years, on Nov. 13, the band announced today. “It’s an extraordinary collection of songs,” bassist Adam Clayton tells Rolling Stone in interviews for an upcoming feature, “and it’s the culmination of the work that everyone has been doing for 50 years.” U2 first played together in Larry Mullen Jr.’s kitchen on Sept. 25, 1976 — 50 years ago this Friday. Bono describes the album as “anarchic,” which is borne out by a just-releas
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