Sasha Frere-Jones talks more sense about No Line on the Horizon than anyone else has.
David Sessions
David Sessions is the founding editor of Patrol. He covers religion for Newsweek and The Daily Beast, and is a graduate student in the Draper Program for Humanities and Social Thought at New York University. He can be reached at hdavidsessions at gmail dot com.
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Very good piece. His point about U2’s newest songs getting the most praise and recognition at live shows is so true. My brother and all his friends think “Vertigo” is the best thing U2’s ever done. The’re hopelessly naive, of course, but that’s easy to see. I’m not sure what the larger thesis behind that statement is though . . .
And I thought I was the senbslie one. Thanks for setting me straight.