August 2008: Reports said a fan with a cell phone managed to capture and post online several tracks from U2's highly-anticipated 12th studio album, rumored to be titled No Line On The Horizon. Reports say when the fan overheard loud music coming from U2 frontman Bono's home in the south of France, he quickly recorded up to four new tracks on his phone and posted them on YouTube. Reports said the tracks were later pulled from the video sharing website.The Sun: Bungling Bono blamed for leaked U2 tracks (August 15, 2008) The Daily Telegraph: Bono reveals U2 album details National Post: New U2 tracks leaked, old U2 tracks reissued (August 18, 2008)
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A fan reportedly recorded several new U2 tracks with a cell phone, while standing outside of Bono's home in FranceThe Daily Telegraph: Bono reveals U2 album details
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