Welcome to U2 gRaFFiti WalL! Become a "Waller" & Say it or Spray it at The Wall! "This is not the wall. If you've got something you have to say, say it or spray it on the real wall. And this isn't it." About U2's Wall: The U2 Graffiti Wall at Windmill Lane Studios is where U2's music began. They recorded their first three albums there. They continued to use Windmill Lane throughout the 1980's. The wall outside the studio has been marked with chalk, pens and paint over the years by U2 fans from all around the world. Although the studio is no longer located there, the wall still stands as an amazing tribute to the "greatest band on the planet." About Our Wall: The Wall is a fan forum with many discussion boards (or Walls) to write on. To get to the Walls, please click on "This IS the Wall" in the left column navbar. We encourage you to become a "Waller" and to say it or spray it on our walls! Have a good time! Don't be intimidated by our size... when you join, you will have a welcome message waiting just for you with lots of friendly hellos! Whether you're a new fan, or you've been rocking out to Bono, Edge, Adam and Larry for years, young or old, we cannot wait to include you in our U2ey family! Hello, Hello! Make me a Waller! To view the 50 most recent topic discussions on our Walls (forums), click HERE! Add U2 Graffiti Wall to your favorites! The Fine Print: The Wall is best viewed with a screen resolution of 1024x768.
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