In many ways, U2 took their fondness for sonic bombast as far as it could go onWar, so it isn't a complete surprise that they chose to explore the intricacies ofthe Edge's layered, effects-laden guitar on the follow-up,The Unforgettable Fire. Read more about The Unforgettable Fire on All Music Guide
U2 had only hinted at expanding their sonic palette on 1983's brilliantWar, with the closing song "40" showcasing a softer yet grandiose band. But a little Brian Eno went a long way in helping establish this band as worldwide superstars ...read the complete review at The Daily Vault Album Reviews
Enter Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno on production duties, and U2 make a marked change from anything they'd done before, whilst still including a few songs reminding you of exactly who are listening to. 'Pride' is the most obvious example of this, ...read the complete review at Adrian Denning.co.uk