by Sharon Smith

I have been a U2 fan for years. It is really interesting to hear what they have to say. Everything is so real, and so in depth to the way the world should really be and the way people should really look at things. Such as all of us are children of God; and color, race, religion should not matter. It does not matter to me. I look at someone or their country for what they are and what I can learn from them. It is a shame that in the last couple of U2 concerts I have been to, the people just scream because they are famous, but do they really know what U2 is saying. Come on people, give their lyrics a chance and if you are a true U2 fan, you will practice loving your neighbor and treating everyone you come across in your daily path of life with a certain respect just because they are a human being as you are. The only race that should be singled out is that of the human race and that is the race that I am a part of.

Anyway, I could preach on and on, but bottom line, wonderful lyrics, full of feeling again on this new release and the music is just incredible. No way to keep me still listening to U2's music! I am hoping to make the San Antonio concert in November where my spirits will be lifted just to know that there are people out there like U2 not ashamed to show their true feelings of life, religion, and humanity through Rock 'n Roll and also be able to joke at all the hype the "star seekers" have made them to be. As far as I'm concerned, I would get just as much out of the concert (like in Ft. Worth with B.B. King) without all the lights and flash, but also am able to understand what their message is this time through all of the "suit of lights". Thank legr listening.

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