U2 - Love Live From The Point Depot

U2
LOVE: LIVE FROM THE POINT DEPOT



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Titolo: Love: Live From The Point Depot
Anno: 2004
Genere: Rock

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* Auld Lang Syne
* Where the Streets Have No Name (6:55)
* I Will Follow (4:20)
* I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (5:09)
* Exodus
* MLK (1:53)
* One Tree Hill (4:52)
* Gloria (4:34)
* God Part II (3:35)
* Desire (3:10)
* All Along the Watchtower (4:07)
* All I Want is You (1:03)
* Bad (7:31)
* Van Diemen's Land (2:59)
* Star Spangled Banner
* Bullet the Blue Sky (6:23)
* Running to Stand Still
* Dirty Old Town (5:16)
* Impromtu
* New Year's Day (4:44)
* Pride (In the Name of Love) (6:03)
* Party Girl (3:41)
* Angel of Harlem (4:14)
* When Love Comes to Town (5:02)
* Love Rescue Me (6:42)
* "40" (7:25)

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In 2004 Apple's iTunes store released a "Digital Box Set" of U2 Recordings entitled The Complete U2. The set was made available only through the iTunes music store for download. Included within the set were several rare recordings grouped as albums. These "Digital Albums" were accompanied by new artwork designed by Four5One, the creative design firm which has done most of U2's albums throughout the years. These cover images were released in an accompanying "PDF" file along with information about the full set of songs in the "Digital Box Set". It is not known at this time if Apple plans on releasing these "Digital Albums" separate from the box set - at this time they are only available when one purchases The Complete U2. The tracks could be downloaded in Apple's AAC format for compressed music.

This 1989 Love Town Tour show was recorded live at the Point Depot on December 31, 1999. The show started just before midnight, and was kicked off with "Auld Lang Syne" to kick off the new decade. This digital album captures the entire show, the fourth in a series of hometown shows that week. Although never commercially released by U2, this show was broadcast live throughout Europe and several "Soundboard Quality" bootlegs of this show have surfaced over the years. Fans were encouraged to tape that show for themselves, and Propaganda's Issue #12 even came with a specially designed cassette cover for those who had taped the show at home. If anyone out there has a copy of this cover we'd love to have a scan of it to compare to the image released with the "digital box set".

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