Comments on: U23D and coexisting with Bono http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono Frank thoughts on our times from the view of the Gospel. Mon, 06 Feb 2012 13:46:57 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 By: Ronald C. http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-8999 Ronald C. Sat, 06 Mar 2010 06:08:33 +0000 http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-8999 Happy to discovered this website, I've been searching many times about it. This is now certainly what I have been seeking and I've bookmarked this web site too, I'll be return soon to check out with the new posting. Happy to discovered this website, I’ve been searching many times about it. This is now certainly what I have been seeking and I’ve bookmarked this web site too, I’ll be return soon to check out with the new posting.

]]> By: ben huggins http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-102 ben huggins Tue, 19 Feb 2008 21:36:54 +0000 http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-102 yeah, that was as much of an experience as RATTLE AND HUM was back in the '90s. U2 knows how to put a show together - all aspects. they can combine fierceness and sincerity (& a dash of self deprecation) in such a way that makes me a little jealous and more than a little humbled. i miss never having seen them "live". there's always the future, i suppose. yeah, that was as much of an experience as RATTLE AND HUM was back in the ’90s. U2 knows how to put a show together - all aspects. they can combine fierceness and sincerity (& a dash of self deprecation) in such a way that makes me a little jealous and more than a little humbled. i miss never having seen them “live”. there’s always the future, i suppose.

]]> By: Doug Meikle http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-90 Doug Meikle Sun, 17 Feb 2008 21:06:18 +0000 http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-90 I am not sure I understand U2 anymore. Back in the day of Boy and the Joshua Tree albums they spoke to me but now it seems to me that they are getting just a little too much in love with themselves. I mean, "Father Abraham ......." That's thousands of years of relgious seeking and theological thinking just overlooked as if there was no real truth or progress after Abraham. Come on Bono, you dont think that religious passion that was there in "Where the Steets Have no Name" and in "When Love comes to Town" was real? I am not sure I understand U2 anymore.

Back in the day of Boy and the Joshua Tree albums they spoke to me but now it seems to me that they are getting just a little too much in love with themselves. I mean, “Father Abraham …….” That’s thousands of years of relgious seeking and theological thinking just overlooked as if there was no real truth or progress after Abraham. Come on Bono, you dont think that religious passion that was there in “Where the Steets Have no Name” and in “When Love comes to Town” was real?

]]> By: Luis Luftop http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-89 Luis Luftop Sat, 16 Feb 2008 15:45:49 +0000 http://ancienttruthmodernsound.com/u23d-and-coexisting-with-bono#comment-89 Welcome to the "blogiverse" Great way to kick it off with your thoughts on the U23D extravaganza. One of my favorite things about the U2 experience (whether at the IMAX or live) is those "transcendent" moments. Just for a little bit, we get a sense that everything will be okay someday...there's unity...there's art...there's beauty...there's Divinity...all held together by some great rock n roll. For me, it's a sliver of a glimpse of the joy and unity we'll experience in heaven that day....where the streets have no name. Peace. Welcome to the “blogiverse”

Great way to kick it off with your thoughts on the U23D extravaganza. One of my favorite things about the U2 experience (whether at the IMAX or live) is those “transcendent” moments. Just for a little bit, we get a sense that everything will be okay someday…there’s unity…there’s art…there’s beauty…there’s Divinity…all held together by some great rock n roll.

For me, it’s a sliver of a glimpse of the joy and unity we’ll experience in heaven that day….where the streets have no name.

Peace.

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