perrypickwick
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the Video to "Red Hill Mining Town" shot by Neil Jordan and never released would be a great extra or easter egg on the DVD
artinis1 said:from nick
over at musictap.net, they have posted a release date of november 20th for this, there are no details but it does list the 3 different versions, this site is very reliable, i usually check it once a week for news regarding upcoming releases, must be real
One of the more interesting release news is the reissue of Joshua Tree (1987) from U2 by their label, Island Records. The album is being remastered and hopefully signals the beginning of an extensive overhaul of the U2 Catalogue, especially the earlier stuff. Joshua Tree is a good start. This planned reissue will release as a standard CD, a double LP, a 2CD Deluxe Edition, and a 2CD/1DVD Deluxe Edition – upgrade time. These gems are expected on November 20. Keep an eye on these pages for more info as I get them.
phanan said:
Agreed. That site is usually very good regarding new release information.
Here's the exact blurb:
perrypickwick said:the Video to "Red Hill Mining Town" shot by Neil Jordan and never released would be a great extra or easter egg on the DVD
artinis1 said:from nick,
yes he usually right on target with release dates, but it is already october 10, when will we get official confirmation, should be this week right, i mean they should promote it a little
david said:You know what would be a super cool easter egg??
The filmed performance of their LA Kwiki Mart mini concert they did while filming the video for Streets.. Because they did do a few other songs and a couple takes of Streets.
Now that would be a real gem.
One of the more interesting release news is the reissue of Joshua Tree (1987) from U2 by their label, Island Records. The album is being remastered and hopefully signals the beginning of an extensive overhaul of the U2 Catalogue, especially the earlier stuff. Joshua Tree is a good start. This planned reissue will release as a standard CD, a double LP, a 2CD Deluxe Edition, and a 2CD/1DVD Deluxe Edition – upgrade time. These gems are expected on November 20. Keep an eye on these pages for more info as I get them.
tuwie said:
i'm sorry if i'm missing something, but could someone fill me in, because i thought U2 broke away from the Island Records label last year .....
U2girl said:Good point tuwie. Do U2 own the rights to their albums, Island, or now Mercury ?
U2FanPeter said:
I think they only played the songs to entertain the crowd while the video crew were re-adjusting and re-positioning themselves.
Gievn the techinical requirements of a covert concert on a rooftop - I bet performance and technical quality must have suffered.
Has an audio recording surfaced of the rooftop gig?
u2fp
martha said:
As I understand it, U2 takes their music with them when they move. That's one of the reasons Paul is/was so smart; the band owns the music, not the label. I've read that's what makes the band such a desirable commodity; they bring their back catalogue with them.
CTU2fan said:
The rooftop performance would be a great choice...for example the actual performance with audio, rather than the video cut with the studio track dubbed over.
Blue Room said:
I just said that the only thing that makes it believable is the Universal site from the other thread. So I conceded it was a possibility. Where does Steve mention the DVD though? Like I said before only internet fan sites have reported that part. That is what has made me skeptical of this to begin with. Paris 87 is a very odd choice for an official DVD. Might be true, great if it is. But I'm not getting my hopes up until there is a official confirmation and they start pre orders for it and it says it includes the Paris 87 DVD.
phanan said:
I believe Island Records has some sort of stake in the catalog, though. If you go to their site, you'll see all the old U2 albums still.
http://www6.islandrecords.com/site/search_catalog_detail.php?cat_artist_id=1736
The guys on that web-page say a lot of things – and often you don't know, what it's worth ...U2girl said:For what its worth, U2tour.de says
greenlight7-11 said:There's still doubt and speculation even after Steve Averill said that he's about to deliver the artwork?