i think there is a time in a bands life when they don't have to play to the masses and take a risk with just pleasing there fans. This could be that album. I am not able to dissect music like many fellow U2 fans on here who i read with interest. What i do like is risk, something different. This album did that. From the huge global success of How to dismantle, a commercial classic, this was more for the fans and i do feel it worked. i enjoyed going to Barcelona on the opening night (nearly 10 years ago wow), going to Sheffield, Wembley, Munich (later in the tour) and enjoying some new live classics. I felt the 2010 tour was a more a fashionable thing to do for people to go and see them . The claw, the huge arenas and the whole scale was something to be hold, however, within this huge world tour and the popular older music were some gems from NLOTH and i loved being part of the few in the concerts knowing the new songs, whilst being in the midst of 10,000's who knew none. I think this is what this album did. It separated most of the fans from the greatest hit fans. (not all i do have to add) - i do go back to this album often, if only to hear something i think most people no longer give the time of day. for this i am grateful we have band that takes risks. Thank you U2

15-year-old, I became an fan when I first heard Magnificent on the Radio...what an unbelieveable great song! I think the song is the starting Point for their Dance.oriented rock Music today. The Album has a different Feeling but at least it has an own atmosphere ...I still like to listen to it sometimes. ...I'd love to hear an whole Album like Magnificent!

a brilliant, probably way underestimated record - I love every song on it - Breathe was also a gigantic show opener during 360° - all songs sounded fantastic live - a pity most were cut after the first legs of the tour.. I wish "soon" had been included on the original release or this reissue..

As with all U2 albums they reveal their majesty and power decades after release. The brilliant title track is announced with a ships horn, Larry's' drums clatter and we are lost in music! Essential to the U2 cannon.

This album is not big album but in this album we had the big song, but I want and I dream see u2 again in liveeee soon.......

Probably the record that most divides fans, for some a latter-day Unforgettable Fire, for some an uneven effort, divorced from the world around it: 'staring out of portholes' as Whipping Boy put it.

I love this album, it has kept me engaged for these past ten years. It is not a blind love though, I struggled with it for a while, but something kept pulling me back. "Magnificent" has been stuck in my head ever since, as well as "Unknown Caller." This is an album that nearly reaches genius, you can hear it in the background, tucked away somewhere in that riad in Fez. The best version of this album, I believe, is the Linear version. This comes as close as possible (for now) to hearing that very experimental, mystical record being made in Morocco. Winter is a gem and I wish it was on the vinyl, but oh well. The tracklist for Linear flows incredibly in my opinion. Having "Unknown Caller" open the album would have been quite a statement, as would have "Moment of Surrender" being the lead single. I recall a few years ago one of the band members calling this an esoteric album and I agree with them. It's an album that takes time and maybe some context, but worth the effort. Super excited to have this on vinyl! U2 is the best band ever!

No Line On the Horizon is A Classic like JT & AB … Definitively .. Moment Of Surrender (108 times) is On my TOP 5 .... https://www.u2.com/news/title/what-is-it-about-moment-of-surrender/albumno_line_horizon/2 https://www.u2.com/news/title/magical-experience/albumno_line_horizon/

NLOTH is the band’s worst album by a considerable distance...It’s their first and only album that lacks an identity- there is no ‘theme’ or sonic cohesion on this record...still can’t wait to pick it up on clear vinyl this Friday though!

Personally I think this is U2's best and probably most underrated Album. The tracks on it are simply timeless. Stand out Tracks - No line on the horizon.... what a concert opener.. Breathe ... Best Drum Beat I'll go Crazy... Great Live version and Fez.. Bono Vocal... Top Album.. and yes I will get it on Vinyl..

Magnificent is my everything and my absolute favorite on NLOTH!!!! Next is Moment of Surrender and then Unknown Caller/Breath .......too close to call for 3rd place so they tie :)

No line and the 360 tour was my first real GA experience. The Raw excitement and an amazing spectacle that took me to another place. The songs themselves are great but when they were brought to live it was Magnificent.

It's actually the album that really got me into U2! I was a teenager when it came out and I remember listening to it and thinking "this is different. this music is different than anything I've ever heard before". It sounded really odd to me and had a special, unique feel to it. I find the melodies and the sounds brilliant and atmospheric. U2, show some love to the songs live!

It surprises people when I say my favourite album out of U2's discography is "No Line on the Horizon" but it is. I've always been a fan of the risks, the more challenging albums. "The Unforgettable Fire" and "Zooropa" had held the favourite album title before this one. The album arrived at a time in my life when I could dive into the songs, and follow the band around. From the opening show in Barcelona, the magical crowd in Dublin, and the moon over Raleigh, these songs found a place in my brain. It's still the album I turn to most often when I want something to listen to. And there's always a new layer to peel back each time I listen.