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Date Posted: 19:20:50 07/21/00 Fri
Author: Heather
Subject: Re: Propaganda
In reply to: Michael Ball 's message, "Re: Propaganda" on 20:01:49 07/04/00 Tue

> > Does anyone here subscribe to Propaganda? Do you
> > reccomend it?
>
> Well, I would recommend subscribing. But the one major
> complaint I, and many others, have is that the
> magazine does not come out on a regular schedule. When
> you sign up (and pay somewhere in the neighborhood of
> $18-20, I haven't checked what the rate is for a
> while) your subscription is good for 4 issues. It has
> been several months since the last issue. But when the
> band is more active, the magazine tends to come out
> more regularly.
>
> But the best reasons you should subscribe are 1) Great
> concert tickets, and 2) Another Propaganda CD should
> be out soon.
>
> During the Pop tour I was able to return a ticket
> order sheet sent out to subscribers. I was able to get
> 12th row center section for a show in Oakland, CA.
> Though the seats aren't always this good, they're
> usally pretty decent from what I understand. During
> Pop, each subscriber was allowed to order a maximum of
> 6 ticekts total, which you could split among shows if
> you wanted.
>
> Subscription info is in the booklets that come with
> the CDs. But within weeks, the site
> http://www.u2propaganda.com should be up, and you will
> be able to order online.
>
> Mike

I would definitely like to subscribe to Propagada but how do I exactly go about ordering? The address for Propaganda on U2.com is different from the one in the Zooropa booklet (my friend has my Pop CD so i'm not sure what address is in that one) Could you give me the correct one? Thanks
~Heather

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