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Jun. 8th, 2009 04:41 pmWhen U2 walks into a studio with Brian Eno, about 1/4th of the time they come out with something brilliant. The other 3/4ths of the time, not so much.
I think that's all i'm going to say about No Line on the Horizon.
Oh, yeah, there's a new Depeche Mode album out too, Sounds of the Universe. If you like their music, you are guaranteed to dig at least one song on it. For me that song was "Perfect." I also liked "Peace." The album also has the virtue of making Playing the Angel look like a masterpiece in retrospect, because this album made me go back and listen to *that* album and it helped me remember how much of it i actually really liked. I know some groups put out albums that take a while to grow on you, but four years is pushing it.
I think that's all i'm going to say about No Line on the Horizon.
Oh, yeah, there's a new Depeche Mode album out too, Sounds of the Universe. If you like their music, you are guaranteed to dig at least one song on it. For me that song was "Perfect." I also liked "Peace." The album also has the virtue of making Playing the Angel look like a masterpiece in retrospect, because this album made me go back and listen to *that* album and it helped me remember how much of it i actually really liked. I know some groups put out albums that take a while to grow on you, but four years is pushing it.
