Recent content by lowndjnky

Really? Where did you read that? From what I've heard and read, it's not like that. Adam does his homework, he might get suggestions for what to play, but he comes up with his own stuff. Not saying each band member never gets help from the others, or that they only come up with their own parts...

After watching Letterman, the grammy's, etc...can't wait for them to tour again!

Kinda dark yellow.

Already streaming on myspace and their official site...I can't wait for them to go on tour! (I've been a lurker here for a few years) I have an idea of what a number of people think of Adam Clayton but, he inspired met to learn bass and I'm really digging the bass on this one...

I am female...just a bit camera shy.

Heard the new single from their upcoming album...sounds great!!! http://goyb.u2.com/

Can't wait to hear the new album, allegedly will be released in mid November.

I've been a lurker here for awhile now so I have an idea of what a number of bassists think of him, but Adam Clayton of U2. He inspired me to learn bass. I've developed an affinity for bass in music, though I'm still a newbie playing it. He actually does do more than play bass in U2. I...

I know a number of people rip on him, but Adam Clayton of U2. Though, when I was a kid, my mother used to have an acoustic guitar, and I liked to pluck the thickest strings on it. :) *goes back to lurking*

Argh that sucks! I typed out nice intro, and I guess timed out and have to do it again. Hate when that happens. I've been lurking here for a few years now. I stumbled upon this site about 4 years ago, when someone at a U2 forum posted a link to this site about U2's bassist, Adam Clayton...

I didn't know "All Along the Watchtower" was a Bob Dylan song...I thought Jimi Hendrix's version was the original. :hiding: "Twist and Shout"...that wasn't a Beatles original either right? Actually sometimes finding out a song I like is a cover, kinda bums me out. I dunno why though...