
Two U2 fans review all of the band's output, beginning with their studio albums: Boy, October, War, The Unforgettable Fire, The Joshua Tree, Achtung Baby!, Zooropa, Pop, All That You Can't Leave Behind, How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb, No Line On The Horizon, Songs Of Innocence and Songs of Experience. Join us on our musical journey from innocence to experience. Please rate and review on iTunes, l... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 108 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Join us as we share our first impressions, analyse the lyrics and production, discuss fan reactions, and consider what this partnership could mean for the future of U2.
The Back To The Beginning anniversary series continues as Jonny and Tyler turn their attention to War, U2's landmark third studio album. Released in 1983, War marked a major turning point for the band, capturing the raw energy, political urgency, and... more
Jonny and Tyler return from their early 80's revelry to discuss their first reactions to U2's latest single Street of Dreams.
Tyler and Jonny return with the second episode of 10th Anniversary Special series, "Back To The Beginning." Tickling our ears this time is U2's divisive second album October!
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The hosts of this podcast can go on ar lenght. But it is verry enjoyable. In fact the tangents they go on are usually the most entertaining.
The Beatles pod is honestly one of the worst podcasts I’ve ever heard. It’s fine that they’re not Beatles experts - but they’re judging things based on modern standards (standards that the Beatles mostly created over time!). Too many covers? Almost no artists wrote their own material in 1963. Too sweet/poppy? Try listening to what else was on the charts. Not enough variety in the album? Albums were a second-rate form in 1964. Too simplistic? Go look at the f——g chords in most of their songs, eve... more
My favourite U2 podcast and one of my favourite podcasts ever.
I too and a big U2 fan, so finding and then listening to this podcast has been a fun experience. I really dig that you guys are honest in your approach to the songs and albums.
Excellent guys, please continue on U2 story, lives and stuffs!!
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Two U2 fans provide in-depth, track-by-track explorations of the band's output, blending personal memories, archival context, and thoughtful critique with warm banter. Episodes systematically unpack albums and eras, from origin stories and production choices to guitar textures, live legacies, and the cultural milieu surrounding each release. The show stands out for its long-form, spoiler-free fan mindset, transparent disagreements, and a strong sense of camaraderie, making it both deeply informative for long-time fans and welcoming for newcomers who want a guided tour through U2's evolving sound. A recurring strength is the hosts' balance of passion and rigor, plus occasional audience questions that keep the discussion grounded in listener ... more
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