The experimental album that lost its nerve halfway: No Line on the Horizon hands U2 back to Eno and Lanois, and the title track and "Moment of Surrender" justify the ambition — then "Get On Your Boots" arrives chasing a radio that had moved on. Half a late masterpiece, half a committee compromise.
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