
U2 in House :) pic.twitter.com/d5cvsjQefw
— JR (@JRart) June 1, 2013
The free release of the new U2 album, titled 'Songs of Innocence', has sent shockwaves across the world of music because of the scale of the band's reputation, being one of the biggest bands in the world along with Coldplay. A slightly smaller and similar release was Radiohead's 'pay what you like' with 'In Rainbows', which caused controversy but was seen as a success. Bono was quick to state he believes music should be payed for and stated U2 were paid by Apple for the shock release, presumably with a very large sum. The digital booklet included with the Irish rockers new album gives credit to Chris Martin for his work in the studio with them. Thanks to Coldplayatlas on Twitter for the screenshot. Chris Martin is credited for his contributions to the new U2 album. (Thanks @marianodealba) pic.twitter.com/vYglPxJUdZ
— Atlas Project (@ColdplayAtlas) September 9, 2014
Our large fanbase of Coldplayer U2 fans have been voicing their opinion on the album and the surprise release. We would like to hear yours too, whether you are a fan or not!
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