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This album is a perfect example of how a band in decadence looks and sounds. When I first heard the first single `Vertigo' I thought they were joking, I could handle `All that you can't leave behind' but this one is just too much. <
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>Let's not talk about their music but of all the marketing campaign and the commercial phenomenon they have become. In their origins U2 didn't have an image, they have ideals and they expressed them, Bono was not a public figure but an opinion leader who you just had to consider seriously, to see him now doing all the things he didn't do as a young man is one of the saddest things a fan can see, his posing for the cameras and the videos, wearing an image of a rock star... anyways, the band has chosen a path that will make them last for a while longer, they have chosen to become commercial, the political idealists and critics from `War', `Boy' and `The Joshua tree' are gone for good now. <
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>The experience of listening to this album is easy to define, this is `All that you can't leave behind part 2', the songs sound basically the same and the vocal style of Bono has deteriorated incredibly (listen to `City of lights' for example) They stopped innovating and being experimental, their previous works like `Achtung baby', `Zooropa' and `Pop' where experimental in many ways and each one of them had a new proposal and evolution could be heard in both lyrics and sound; now, U2 has stuck in a moment in which everything they do sounds the same. <
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>This album is ideal for young people used to many of the `one hit bands' from nowadays as a perfect introduction to a band that used to be the greatest band on earth. With this album, U2 remains as a shadow of their brilliant trajectory. Opinions may be divided among fans, I personally have followed the band for many years now and just don't like it, I have tried to find something appealing and came to like `Crumbs from your table' but that's the most I have achieved. <
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>The Bonus DVD has nothing valuable to offer, a short documentary on the making of the album and the songs and some `videos' that are nothing but studio performances dubbed with the album songs with the exception of an acoustic performance. The sound is stereo PCM (I wouldn't listen to it in my home theater anyways, so the lack of 5.1 or higher didn't bother me) and is presented in widescreen format. I don't think the extra DVD is worth the extra money you pay from the regular version. <
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