Back in 1983, U2 included “40” on their War album, basing the track on the Bible’s Psalm 40, a song that also opens the same House of David album in a cover version by For King & Country.

IAN Prowse first got an inkling he had something special on his hands was when his producer insisted the song he'd presented to him as ...

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The second single from the Autoamerican album after ... second album October. It peaked at Number 35 in the charts and gave them their debut Top Of The Pops appearance on TV. U2 - Fire (Live ...

The lead single, Bound by the Beat, supports the MND Association, emphasizing Gary’s dedication to turning his music into a ...

The Rattle and Hum album opens with a live cover of The Beatles' "Helter Skelter". Its inclusion on the album was intended by the band to reflect the confusion of The Joshua Tree Tour and their ...

Andy Partridge wrote this song for XTC's fifth album, English Settlement ... Between the albums October and War, U2 issued this standalone single, which while not becoming a huge hit, remains ...

By the mid-90s, U2 were caught in a beautiful identity crisis. Fresh off the ironic, hyper-modern glitz of Zooropa, and years ...

The cover of The Who Sell Out by The Who is probably the oddest one of the bunch. This concept album was released in 1967 and features two of the band’s members in opposing photographs.

They say don’t judge an album by its cover, but for artists and fans alike, sometimes it’s just impossible not to obsess over the packaging. Whether it’s an intimate portrait, abstract ...

Under the management of Paul McGuinness, U2 topped the Billboard album chart seven times, from The Joshua Tree, their 1987 album, to No Line on the Horizon, from 2009. “Paul McGuinness is very ...