Join us as we share our first impressions, analyse the lyrics and production, discuss fan reactions, and consider what this partnership could mean for the future of U2.

The Back To The Beginning anniversary series continues as Jonny and Tyler turn their attention to War, U2's landmark third studio album. Released in 1983, War marked a major turning point for the band, capturing the raw energy, political urgency, and youthful passion that would propel U2 onto the world stage.

From anthems such as Sunday Bloody Sunday and New Year's Day to deeper cuts that helped define the band's early identity, RevU2 take an in-depth track-by-track look at an album that remains one of the most important releases in U2's catalogue.

As part of RevU2's 10th Anniversary celebrations, Jonny and Tyler revisit War for the first time in a decade, exploring how their perspectives on the album have changed, discussing its legacy, and asking whether it still packs the same punch over forty years after its release.

Join us as we go Back To The Beginning and rediscover the album that turned four young musicians from Dublin into one of the biggest bands in the world.

Jonny and Tyler return from their early 80's revelry to discuss their first reactions to U2's latest single Street of Dreams.

Tyler and Jonny return with the second episode of 10th Anniversary Special series, "Back To The Beginning." Tickling our ears this time is U2's divisive second album October!

Introducing our 10th Anniversary Series: Back To The Beginning

Episode 53 see's RevU2 hosts Jonny and Tyler, return to U2's first album Boy for the first time in ten years. It's an anniversary year and the boys wanted to have another go at doing the early U2 albums.

Tyler and Jonny return to Pepperland for one last trip on the Magical Mystery Tour.

Tyler and Jonny unpack their new Easter hamper of unexpectedly wonderful U2 tracks

Jonny and Tyler return to the TUML format as they discuss R.E.M's In Time - best of 1988 to 2003

Tyler and Jonny give their fresh thoughts on the surprise drop of Days Of Ash, U2's 6-track politically-charged new EP.

It wouldn't be a milestone episode without the special treat of a "U2 film" review. This time Larry stars as a thief in his first feature film, playing against the Donald Sutherland's restless professor in 'Man on the Train'.