Aug 11, 2008 • 1 min read

Judge orders destruction of U2 CDs over noise complaints

A Pontypridd judge has ordered Karl Wiosna's U2 CD, record and tape collection destroyed after neighbours complained about loud playing.

It's official, U2's music is so offensive that it must be destroyed. Well, one man's collection of their music, anyway. A judge in Pontypridd has ordered that Karl Wiosna's entire collection of U2 CDs, records and tapes must be destroyed because he has a tendency to play them very loud and disturb his neighbours.

One neighbour told The Sun: "The noise was unbearable. It was like a drag queen's party". Whatever the hell that means.

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