A two-day pop up installation opened last night at a gallery in Space 15 Twenty in Hollywood to promote U2's new album, No Line On The Horizon. It features photographs by Anton Corbijn and, uh, a bunch of empty space. Arty!
And as D'luv is still woefully unemployed, I ran up today to check it out and snap some photos of all this Bono-ness.
I saw the other day that Pop Justice was pondering why "Get On Your Boots" wasn't a hit. Why, Pop Justice, didn't you see that Chart Rigger already declared this 3 minute 25 second travesty one of the band's suckiest singles to date?Sorry, but opening the Brits and the Grammys with the song was never going to save it. Releasing it as the first single was probably the biggest misfire since leading Achtung Baby with "The Fly"—a track which I love, though, face it, it's not really a single. Well, maybe the entire Pop album was a bigger misfire.
Anyway, why the label didn't go with return-to-form "Magnificent," "Stand Up Comedy" or "Moment Of Surrender" as the first single is anyone's guess.Hey, Interscope–hire me!