Title: The vastly overrated U2 2000
Product review: Sticking to an insignificant music statement. Simply put, HTDAAB is the most disappointing record of U2's strong, lengthy career.It suffers from Bono's weathered voice and many moments of their weakest writing ever. A lot of that has to do with Lillywhite's astonishingly uninspired production. However the sad truth is that this is an album dominated by filler tracks- all that 'A Man And A Woman', 'Original Of The Species', 'One Step Closer', 'Love And Peace Or Else', 'Yahweh', etc - and shows a band in need of a new wind.What does HTDAAB have to distinguish itself? Nothing at all.It's U2 by numbers. Each track seems to blend into the nest with nothing to grab the attention.The band sounds tired, the tunes have run out, the zest is gone. Even the packaging looks boring.I got hooked on U2 far before they became the corporate/money machine they are now.Listen to their incredibly under appreciated albums Zooropa and Pop instead. Rest In Peace U2, please!.
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