1)Stereophonics "Graffiti on the Train"...much more mature sounding but still as full on and rocky, would love Bono and Kelly Jones to Duet...or U2 and stereo's to combine as they did with Green Day, 2)David Bowie "The Next Day"...awesome!!! 3)Amok - "Atoms for Peace"...just damn clever :) 4)Mumford and Sons - "Babel"...perfectly them, and down with such style...love it :) 5)Depeche Mode - "Delta Machine" Just classic...and a nice re-birth for them :)

The Avett Brothers, Mumford and Sons, Ray Lamontagne, Bon Iver and of course U2.

Precisely 2 years ago, we were at the Morumbi stadium - Sao Paulo, Brazil celebrating the historic achievement of 360º Tour being considered the most lucrative in the history of music ... If anyone wants to check how it happened I’ve found some links: Audio: http://u2br.com/portal/node/9999579 video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tNQm44Vf0ZY&feature=youtu.be An interview for a local TV: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg2g3newK0E&feature=youtu.be PS: I have no commercial interests only wanted to share those magical moments in Sao Paulo. Kisses for you all from U2 and for all the fans like me.

Jake Bugg Jake Bugg, Van Morrison No Plan B,Meshell Ndegeocello a dedication to Nina Simone,Bob Dylan Tempest and Christy Moore Listen.

U2 always at the top, Rob rocks, Stryper with blackened, Chickefoot pretty tight, The Cult amazing with "for the animals" and Golden resurrection pretty amazing symphonic metal. These days I have been watching concerts in youtube of Joshua Era, pretty good concert

The Killers "Battleborn" , Depeche Mode "Delta Machine", Iron Maiden "Maiden England", U2 "War" + Simple Minds "5x5 Live"

Simple minds, Big country,Peter Gabriel,The Alarm and The Sundays.

1: Reign Wolf aka Jordan Cook, That guy can take a guitar and set it on fire 2:Gavin James, Kodaline & John Smith Three artists I'm clubbing together because of their links to Ireland...cheating I know but worth a listen, 3: Archive.. One of the best kept secrets of British bands, Phenomenal sound and always reinventing themselves, Do not let them pas you by 4: Brother Dege.... the way the blues should be played and finally 5: Dry The River...check out their song 'No Rest' then do yourself a favour and explore their album, There's a lot of good music out there just now if you look hard enough, Glad to see Adam name checking 'The Villagers' I could go on.... Gin Wigmore...The Silent Comedy.....Clutch...Of Monsters & Men....The Lost Brothers..Steven Wilson

My Top 5 1) U2 2) neil young 3) roger Hodgson 4) PJ 5) Muse

Not going to come up with five bands/albums right now, but I was lucky enough to catch The Original Rudeboys when they supported The Script in Melbourne & Sydney this past weekend, and I can't get enough of them right now, so take my (and Adam's) word for it, and check out their album 'This Life'.

here is what i have been llistening : 1) neil young; 2) morrissey; 3)ramones; 4) paul mccartney; 5) pink floyd. ps. i´m always listening to U2.

My 5 live picks I'm into this year: 5) Mumford & Sons - what energy for such a stripped down band. 4) Metallica - just watched Quebec Magnetic live DVD- kickin ass & taking names. 3) Rolling Stones- 50 years of the best rock n roll means something. 2) Pearl Jam- playing Wrigley Field in Chicago this year, special show. I've got my ticket! 1) Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers- doing 5-night residency at Beacon Theatre in NY in May, playing lots of deep & rare cuts...U2 should take notice. I'm going for 2 of the 5 nights....Now My 5 album picks I'm into this year: 5) The Divine Fits - some cool grooves. 4) 'Babel' - Mumford & Sons. 3) 'Mojo'' Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. 2) 'Circuital' - My Morning Jacket. 1) U22 & U2360 Edge's Picks- some of the bands best cuts...Zooropa & Even Better are tight. -Kevin/ Chicago

During these days i've been listening a lot of The Cure (because they will come to my country :D), and Depeche Mode's last album

I've been listening to the instrumentals from Unforgettable Fire and they're stunning! Sound really great, as for band wise which is always U2 i'd also say:RUSH,Simple Minds,The Killers, and Foster the people.

We Are Augustines Frightened Rabbit Amanda Palmer Los Campesinos! Neko Case

Wild Belle- their album "Isles" is awesome. Palma Violets-180 Great noise from England. Haim- Great band can't wait for their album whenever it comes out. Diamond Rings-love 80's techno? Check it. Gold Fields-this is what it sounds like if Duran Duran and INXS had a baby.

adam said the band wants a new record out by september, october or november. I can't wait any longer!!!!

My favourite bands at the moment are: 1. The Boxer Rebellion (should be U2's next support act! (album out may 13th) 2. The Joy Formidable (Great band from Wales, U2's second support act!) (Just released Wolfs Law) 3.Kashmir (From Denmark, moving new album EAR) 4. Editors (new album coming soon) 5. Mew (From Denmark, new album coming soon)

Well, right now, I have going back to two of my idols obviously: The Unforgettable Fire, Side B, I keep going back to The Three Sunrises and Disappearing Act a lot, as well as "Medium, Rare and Remastered," I've been listening to those beautiful songs, I wish some of them were played live once. My third album is from Robert Downey Jr, "The Futurist," it has been my soundtrack to my reading the book "Gabriel's Rapture" by Sylvain Reynard, Downey is amazing and I wish he had done others too, he's voice is awesome and the lyricis are so powerful. The 4th is by Richie Sambora, "Aftermath of the Lowdown" his song Every Road is amazing, I like the lyrics and the rhythm. Finally, from Bon Jovi, "Lost Highway" have some significant ones, they're always very uplifting and they indeed can cheer anyone up.

I have been actually listening too much to the last Depeche Mode´ "Delta Machine", Deftones´ "Koi No Yokan", Soundgarden´ "King Animal", and hardly can wait for Alice In Chains´ "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here", and Rob Zombie´ "Venomous Rat Regeneration Vendor".