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10th September 2014
01:29pm BST

iPhone battery now lasting about as long as it takes to play new U2 album. Still,the album is rather enjoyable. Everything better when free!
— Jennifer O'Brien (@Jen_OBrien1) September 10, 2014
Is the biggest band in the world giving away an album for free really the right message to be sending when so many bands are struggling to..
— Fight Like Apes (@fightlikeapes) September 9, 2014
..get people to appreciate the value of records again so the industry doesn't die on it's feet?!
— Fight Like Apes (@fightlikeapes) September 9, 2014
U2 were inside your iPhone, without you knowing, before this new album. The 'Artists' logo is a silhouette of Bono. pic.twitter.com/w3x1O2U2eo — Conor McNamara (@ConorMcNamaraIE) September 10, 2014
10/10 to Neil McCormick in The Telegraph for this unintentionally hilarious line in his review of U2's new album. pic.twitter.com/OOkf0HEB0q — Rhodri Marsden (@rhodri) September 10, 2014
Guys, we should pool some cash together for U2. They're obvs taking a financial hit giving this album away for free. Worried bout my boys! — Eli Braden (@EliBraden) September 10, 2014
Don't pay tax at home and now have a large corporation sponsor them to give away an album for free. Rock. And. Roll. #u2 — Richie McCormåck (@RichieMcCormack) September 9, 2014
Currently listening to the new U2 record. I don't care how good/bad it may turn out to be, I'm just glad they finally released new material. — Liam Hanlon (@Liam_Hanlon) September 9, 2014
Very kind of @U2 . I'm liking this new album. A lot. Cedarwood Road is proper Northside anthem. Every Breaking Wave great too. #thankslads — Roisin Ingle (@roisiningle) September 9, 2014
Bands give away their music when, A: They have no money and nothing to lose or B: They have lots of money and everything to gain. #U2 — Will St Leger (@WillStLeger) September 9, 2014
Track 11 'The Troubles' is a gem. Very first impressions; really interesting @U2 record, think we'll get on just fine... — Stuart Clark (@stuartclark66) September 9, 2014
Your free U2 album is waiting for you in iTunes like some hoary creep who you didn’t invite to the party. — Nialler9 (@Nialler9) September 9, 2014
There are tributes to The Ramones and The Clash on U2 album. Here's a tip: listen to The Ramones and The Clash instead. — Kieran Cunningham (@KCsixtyseven) September 10, 2014
With the iphone 6 you can get to hear the new U2 album. Nokia are doing a similar deal with Posh spice and Dane bowers latest remix
— Rory o Hanlon (@rohanloncomedy) September 10, 2014
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