Donnerstag, 23. Dezember 2004
contactmusic.com: Irish rockers U2 have blasted conspiracy theories they arranged for their latest album to be stolen in France - but confess even the country's police suspected them.
The VERTIGO band were staying in the south of France when the eagerly awaited album HOW TO DISMANTLE AN ATOMIC BOMB was reportedly stolen, sparking fears it would surface on the internet before it hit record store shelves.
But cynics were quick to brand the incident a publicity stunt orchestrated by the band themselves, aimed at creating hype ahead of its release. [
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The VERTIGO band were staying in the south of France when the eagerly awaited album HOW TO DISMANTLE AN ATOMIC BOMB was reportedly stolen, sparking fears it would surface on the internet before it hit record store shelves.
But cynics were quick to brand the incident a publicity stunt orchestrated by the band themselves, aimed at creating hype ahead of its release. [
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contactmusic.com: U2 frontman Bono is too rich to feel threatened by the damage file-sharers are inflicting on the music industry.
The charismatic Vertigo star's band have been shifting millions of records across the world for over 20 years now and are all millionaires as a result.
However, Bono is delighted the internet didn't exist when they launched to prominence, and sympathises with up-and-coming bands desperate for a breakthrough. [ more]
The charismatic Vertigo star's band have been shifting millions of records across the world for over 20 years now and are all millionaires as a result.
However, Bono is delighted the internet didn't exist when they launched to prominence, and sympathises with up-and-coming bands desperate for a breakthrough. [
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