U2 has found yet another way for me to buy all of their albums again. The recent U2 vinyl releases are remastered and pressed on 180 gram vinyl. Vinyl may not be the most convenient format to listen to your favorite songs, but there is something special about taking the time, to sit back and enjoy an album as something more than just background music. Not only does it give you the opportunity to just slow down and enjoy the songs, you begin hearing nuances in songs that you've never heard before.

U2 has found yet another way for me to buy all of their albums again. The recent U2 vinyl releases are remastered and pressed on 180 gram vinyl. Vinyl may not be the most convenient format to listen to your favorite songs, but there is something special about taking the time, to sit back and enjoy an album as something more than just background music. Not only does it give you the opportunity to just slow down and enjoy the songs, you begin hearing nuances in songs that you've never heard before.

This was my first experience with U2 and second to The Joshua Tree, Achtung Baby and Zooropa, is among my favorite albums of theirs. I only ever owned it on compact disc and the vinyl was kind of expensive, until I stopped into Best Buy and got it at a much more affordable pricetag. All in all, loved this vinyl release!

Maybe not their best (in some people's minds) but right up there at a time when the band was hitting it's (early) stride. It holds up well as a gritty companion to the times with a nod to 80's pop on "Surrender", but overall Excellent!

An early addition to a long career and extraordinary catalog. This album hits all the senses along is beautiful vinyl rotation.