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Profil:
Dubliners U2 started in their hometown in 1976. They began their legacy rooting their music in the political turmoil that was all around them.

After having Steve Lillywhite produce their first three albums, U2 looked for a more sophisticated and experimental sound. They hired Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno to produce "The Unforgettable Fire" and "The Joshua Tree" albums, which both put them onto the charts all over the world.

After the 80s ended U2 re-invented themselves once again. Incorporating elements of electronics into their rock construct, U2 created a new sound with "Achtung Baby". Bono and the band used their notoriety more than ever expressing their opinions on social matters on a global scale.

Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2005 (Performer).

Members:
Paul David Hewson (aka Bono)
David Howell Evans (aka The Edge)
Adam Charles Clayton
Lawrence Joseph Mullen Jr.
Sites:
u2.com, u2discography.free.fr, u2songs.com, u2-3.com, MySpace, Wikipedia, Last.fm, Facebook, YouTube, u2wanderer.org, u2kite.com
Alias:
The Dalton Brothers
Membres:
Adam Clayton, Dave Evans (4), Larry Mullen, Paul Hewson
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25 Y - 77 U2 - Boy illustration d'album U2 Boy (Album, Comp) Island Records 25 Y - 77 Japan 1980 Vendre cette version
WBMS 117 U2 - 2 Sides Live illustration d'album U2 2 Sides Live Warner Bros. Records WBMS 117 US 1981 Vendre cette version
842 297-4 U2 - October illustration d'album U2 October (Album, Comp) Island Records 842 297-4 France 1981 Vendre cette version
none U2 - King Biscuit Flower Hour illustration d'album Devo / U2 Devo / U2 - King Biscuit Flower Hour ‎(LP, Transcription + LP, S/Sided, Transcription) DIR Broadcasting none US 1982 Vendre cette version
27 U2 - In Concert-295 illustration d'album U2 In Concert-295 BBC Transcription Services 27 USA & Canada 1983 Vendre cette version
NBC 83-27 U2 - War Is Declared - The U2 Concert illustration d'album U2 War Is Declared - The U2 Concert The Source (8) NBC 83-27 US 1983 Vendre cette version
818 008-4 U2 - Live "Under A Blood Red Sky" illustration d'album U2 Live "Under A Blood Red Sky" (MiniAlbum, Album, Comp, EP) Island Records, Island Records 818 008-4 Australia 1983 Vendre cette version
90067-4 U2 - War illustration d'album U2 War (Album, Comp) Island Records 90067-4 US 1983 Vendre cette version
Series #25 Show #5 U2 - Innerview illustration d'album U-2* Innerview ‎(LP, Transcription) Innerview Series #25 Show #5 US 1983 Vendre cette version
OTR 84-01 U2 - Off The Record Specials With Mary Turner illustration d'album Mary Turner (4), U2 Mary Turner (4), U2 - Off The Record Specials With Mary Turner ‎(2xLP, Transcription) Westwood One OTR 84-01 US 1983 Vendre cette version
U2-1 U2 - A Dialogue With U2 illustration d'album U2 A Dialogue With U2 ‎(LP, Ltd, Num, Promo) Island Records U2-1 UK 1983 Vendre cette version
526 U2 - The Best Of The Biscuit illustration d'album U2 The Best Of The Biscuit ‎(LP, Transcription + LP, S/Sided, Transcription) DIR Broadcasting, ABC Rock Radio Network 526 US 1984 Vendre cette version
CN-ISL 0206530.9 U2 - The Unforgettable Fire illustration d'album U2 The Unforgettable Fire (Album, Single, Comp) Island Records, Island Records CN-ISL 0206530.9 Peru 1984 Vendre cette version
none U2 - The Unforgettable Interview illustration d'album U2 The Unforgettable Interview ‎(Cass, Promo) Island Records none US 1984 Vendre cette version
SS85-C U2 - Superstar Concert Series illustration d'album U2 Superstar Concert Series ‎(3xLP, Promo, Transcription) Westwood One SS85-C US 1985 Vendre cette version
PR 2049 U2 - The Joshua Tree Interview - Their Words & Music illustration d'album U2 The Joshua Tree Interview - Their Words & Music Island Records PR 2049 US 1987 Vendre cette version
U2CLP 1 U2 - The U2 Talkie - A Conversation With Larry, Bono, Adam & The Edge illustration d'album U2 The U2 Talkie - A Conversation With Larry, Bono, Adam & The Edge Island Records U2CLP 1 UK 1987 Vendre cette version
422-842 298-2, 422 842 298-2 U2 - The Joshua Tree illustration d'album U2 The Joshua Tree (Album, Comp) Island Records 422-842 298-2, 422 842 298-2 US 1987 Vendre cette version
none U2 - Rock On The Road With U2 illustration d'album U2 Rock On The Road With U2 ‎(LP, Transcription) D.I.R. Broadcasting Corp. none US 1987 Vendre cette version
353 400, 353400 U2 - Rattle And Hum illustration d'album U2 Rattle And Hum (Album) Island Records 353 400, 353400 Europe 1988 Vendre cette version
PSCD-1170 U2 - Achtung Baby illustration d'album U2 Achtung Baby (Album, Comp) Island Records, Island Records PSCD-1170 Japan 1991 Vendre cette version
236 U2 - In The Studio: "Achtung Baby" illustration d'album U2 In The Studio: "Achtung Baby" ‎(CD, Promo, Transcription) The Album Network 236 US 1992 Vendre cette version
PRCD 6753-2 U2 - Zoo Radio Transmit illustration d'album U2 Zoo Radio Transmit ‎(CD, Promo, Transcription) Island Records PRCD 6753-2 US 1992 Vendre cette version
5180474 U2 - Zooropa illustration d'album U2 Zooropa (Album) Island Records, Island Records, Island Records, Island Records 5180474 Colombia 1993 Vendre cette version
Show #93-36 U2 - U2 Live From Dublin illustration d'album U2 U2 Live From Dublin ‎(3xCD, Promo, Transcription) Westwood One Show #93-36 US 1993 Vendre cette version

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The_Hatter

The_Hatter

12 avril 2021
This is merely my opinion, but I for the love of mercy don't understand why people have been hating on U2 in recent years. In the '80s, they were beloved by all in the rock community. The Joshua Tree was like the Sgt. Pepper's of its era. Concert tickets for U2 were impossible to get. They had so much respect in the rock world. Maybe it's because people just don't like Bono.
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alterbridge

alterbridge

18 juin 2020
edité about 1 year ago
The early vinyls are so terrible sounding that you want to beat two tin cans together to improve the sound. WTF!?
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phreakbrain

phreakbrain

14 mars 2020
edité about 1 year ago
yeah I want to dropkick bono through a glass table every time he talks but they made achtung baby, so I'd say it's even.
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MB-Daniel

MB-Daniel

29 juin 2019
Totally agree with matt03wfu. Proper place for these kind of releases is in Miscellaneous section, or a flac release section, no just here but across the site. its a mess. where bands do special club releases maybe a section for that. it become cumbersome as it tries to grow
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Rich.C

Rich.C

22 décembre 2016
edité over 5 years ago
Due to their uncanny ability to change with the times, U2 have managed to stay alive as the majority of their '80s counterparts have disappeared. The evolution of their music is ongoing, and each new record seems to bring a never-before encountered style to the band's oeuvre. From the jangly Post-Punk of their earliest records to the genre-exploding extravaganza that marked their hyper-rhythmic re-entry into the post-Nirvana world, the quartet has provided an utterly original sound and a rarely matched depth of feeling every time. Clearly inspired by post punk legends joy division (in fact Bono is has often cited Ian Curtis as his biggest influence) alongside Kurt Cobain. The band continues to produce emotionally stunning music, injecting everything from countrified pedal steel, gurgling Techno sounds and processed hip-hop beats into their particular brand of Euro-rock.In 2000, U2 showed a spectacular return to form with the release of All That You Can't Leave Behind. Singles such as "It's a Beautiful Day," "Stuck In A Moment...," "Walk On" and "Elevation" helped redefine the band's sound once again, with All That You Can't Leave Behind going platinum three times over. Original players in the post-rock sound, U2 came full circle in 2004, when they released How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb. Ironically, the album was released in the midst of a trendy resurgence of post-punk, cementing U2's place as pioneers of the sound. Fittingly, U2 was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2005, i just wish now that Bono would stop trying to be like Sting and Bob Geldof!!
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mountainmusik

mountainmusik

26 mars 2016
Joshua Tree ...with Brian Eno's wavy strings and Lanois pushing them.. top 3 lp all time for me.
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fly39

fly39

24 octobre 2015
absolutely the best.i grew up with em.since i first saw October live from Under a blood red sky.it left me dumb.
then i never left em.it has to be said that through the years they never changed their magic recipe.b.t.w....it's only rock n roll.but i love it
cheaper concert tickets and it would be better for everyone.
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spinmarket

spinmarket

30 avril 2015
edité over 6 years ago
I don't disagree with all the U2 detractors when they complain about the band's persona, their marketing tactics, or their crusading, self aggrandizing theatrics. However, it has become quite popular to bash them and yet they remain incredibly vital and ambitious as artists and songwriters. "Songs of Innocence", for all of the wailing and gnashing of teeth over the forced download, is actually another great effort. That's nothing to say of the magnificent and relatively ignored "No Line On The Horizon". If you ever enjoyed U2, ignore the naysayers and get back to listening to the music. The last 20 years have been glorious.
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u2july

u2july

20 janvier 2015
The best band in the world! All of time!
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Spatzo

Spatzo

27 octobre 2014
When MTV first came out in the early 80's, Gloria video was played constantly. I bought October and thought it was pretty good. My friend in school was the president of a club at his church in Grand Rapids, MI and said U2 was going to play there. He asked if I wanted tickets. They were $7 each and I thought it would be pretty cool to see another rock band play in a church. I had seen the Romantics there the year before. I took my girlfriend and we were incredibly impressed. There were maybe 4-500 people in all.15 years later, I saw them at Mile High in Denver to a crowd of 20,000. Wow how times had changed a band!
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