1984
The Unforgettable Fire Collection
exc. Studio / Soundboard

Disc 1: [42:42]
01. A Sort Of Homecoming [5:28]
02. Pride (In The Name Of Love) [3:48]
03. Wire [4:19]
04. The Unforgettable Fire [4:56]
05. Promenade [2:33]
06. 4th Of July [2:13]
07. Bad [6:09]
08. Indian Summer Sky [4:17]
09. Elvis Presley And America [6:23]
10. MLK [2:32]

Disc 2: [46:03]
01. Pride (In The Name Of Love) (Single Version) [4:43]
02. Love Comes Tumbling [4:45]
03. The Three Sunrises [3:50]
04. 60 Seconds In Kingdome Come (Instrumental) [3:01]
05. Boomerang II (Vocal) [4:50]
06. A Sort Of Homecoming (Live Version) [4:05]
07. Love Comes Tumbling (False Start) [4:42]
08. Bad (Live Version) [8:03]
09. Boomerang I (Instrumental) [2:47]
10. Bass Trap (Instrumental) [5:14]

INFO: 
Commercial Release: October 1 / 2, 1984
Record Label: Island Records

LINEAGE:
Lineage: Silver CDs --> EAC (Secure Mode, offset corrected) --> WAV (44100 Hz / 16 bits / Stereo) --> Sound Forge (Normalize) --> FLAC frontend --> FLAC (level 6)

LINER NOTES:
Published by Blue Mountain Music Ltd. Produced and Engineered by: Brian Eno & Daniel Lanois. Additional Engineering: Kevin Killen. Assistant Engineer: Randy Ezratty. All tracks recorded in Ireland at Slane Castle, Co. Meath and Windmill Lane Studios, Dublin. 

Bono: vocals. 
The Edge: guitar, keyboards, vocals. 
Adam Clayton: bass.
Larry Mullen Junior: drums. 
Additional vocals, instruments and treatments: Eno / Lanois. 

Music U2, Words Bono. String Arrangement: Noel Kelehan. 
Fairlight: Paul Barret. 
Managment: Paul McGuinness. Anne-Louise Kelly - Principle Management - Dublin. Ellen Darst - Principle Management - New York 

U2 Crew: Dennis Sheehan, Joe O'Herlihy, Steve Iredale, Tom Mullally, Steve Rainford, Peter Williams, Tim Buckley, Lord Henry Moutcharles. Sleeve - Conception by Anton Corbijn / Steve Averill. Realisation: Anton Corbijn / The Creative Dept Ltd. 

Thanks to Mrs Christine Kerr. Drums: Yamaha. Strings: James Howe Industries

OTHER NOTES:
The first trilogy of albums were done, and people wondered what was coming next. What arrived was U2 working with Eno and Lanois for the first time ever, and an album which was still obviously U2 but was different from anything that had come before.  There was more playing with sound, a more ambient sound at that.  A pending tour caused the album recording to be wrapped up earlier than would have been liked, and this has added to the overall feel of the album, a slightly unfinished quality to some of the songs.

The first single off of the album, Pride, became U2's biggest hit to date. However, the follow up single did not do as well, and releases from the album stopped after the two.  However, interest in the album would be reborn with 1985's appearance at Live Aid where a version of "Bad" lasting over ten minutes was performed and left a lot of people wondering just who these guys were.

The album was partially recorded in Slane Castle and finished up at Windmill Lane studios in Dublin.  The production team 
of Lanois and Eno would become a re-occuring force in U2's albums, and they have produced many of the albums since this time.

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