U2 - Zooropa - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

U2 - Rattle And Hum April 2021 version - Bass Guitar - Adam Clayton, Drums - Larry Mullen Jr, Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals - The Edge, Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica - Bono The band followed the massive success of InchThe Joshua TreeInch with a documentary and this #1-hit soundtrack, which found them digging into American roots and blues music (one of many bold changes in direction they'd make in their career). Live versions of InchPride (in the Name of Love),Inch InchAll Along the Watchtower,Inch InchBullet the Blue Sky,Inch InchHelter SkelterInch and InchI Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking ForInch join the studio tracks InchAngel in Harlem,Inch InchDesire,Inch InchLove Rescue MeInch (with Bob Dylan), InchWhen Love Comes to TownInch (with B.B. King) and more! Album Tracks 1. Helter Skelter 2. Van Diemen's Land 3. Desire 4. Hawkmoon 269 5. All Along the Watchtower 6. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking for 7. Freedom for My People 8. Silver and Gold 9. Pride (In the Name of Love) 10. Angel of Harlem 11. Love Rescue Me 12. When Love Comes to Town 13. Heartland 14. God Part II 15. The Star Spangled Banner 16. Bullet the Blue Sky 17. All I Want Is You

Features single CD with re-mastered audio and restored packaging. Includes a 16-page booklet featuring previously unseen photos, full lyrics and new liner notes by Niall Stokes. Album Tracks 1. Sunday Bloody Sunday 2. Seconds 3. New Year's Day 4. Like a Song 5. Drowning Man 6. Refugee 7. Two Hearts Beat As One 8. Red Light 9. Surrender 10. 40

Digitally remastered edition. Released to universal acclaim on 9th March 1987 and featuring hit singles With Or Without You, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For and Where The Streets Have No Name, The Joshua Tree went to #1 in the U.K, U.S., Ireland and around the world, selling in excess of 25 million albums, and catapulting Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr... from heroes to superstars (Rolling Stone). Time Magazine put U2 on it's cover in April 1987, proclaiming them Rock's Hottest Ticket and the 12 months that followed saw U2 create iconic moments including the traffic-stopping Grammy Award-winning Where The Streets Have No Name video on the roof of a Los Angeles liquor store, and go on to win a BRIT Award and two Grammys - including Album of the Year - their first of 22 received to date; as well as a triumphant return home for four unforgettable shows in Belfast, Dublin and Cork in the summer of 1987.