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I went to BP Fallon's site today to reread the Zoo TV interviews when I saw these four unseen photos of the boys. 
"U2 Picture Exclusive
DOCK ROCK: THE NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN U2 PHOTOGRAPHS
BP Fallon took the first three shots in Dublin's dockland in March 1984 during preparations for The Unforgetable Fire. He photographed the band a-top an old warehouse, Bono near Windmill Lane Studios with some street kids and Edge evocative playing whistle down by the river Liffey.
And the final photograph on this gallery: BP Fallon and Chrissie Hynde and - selecting reflecting - Bono and Patsy Dennehy and Bono's wife Ali, the night of the Pride (In The Name Of Love) backing vocals, May 1984. On this classic Unforgettable Fire track, BP and Chrissie and Patsy plus Eno and Lanois and the Irish writer Bill Graham and The Edge sang b/vs. Ah well. No-one's perfect. The picture was taken ten years before Fallon's acclaimed 1994 book U2 Faraway So Close - which celebrates his adventures when he joined U2 as Guru, Viber + DJ on their Zoo TV Tour.
BPF also presented Zoo Radio, the one hour U2 radio show broadcast on 800 radio stations in the USA and by the BBC in Britain. Written and produced by BP and Bill Kates, Island Records made only 1000 Zoo Radio CDs - making it the most bootlegged official U2 release ever. Additionally, he is responsible for the BP U2 Q&As which formed the bulk of the Zoo TV and Zooropa tour programmes of 1992 and 1993. "
"U2 Picture Exclusive
DOCK ROCK: THE NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN U2 PHOTOGRAPHS
BP Fallon took the first three shots in Dublin's dockland in March 1984 during preparations for The Unforgetable Fire. He photographed the band a-top an old warehouse, Bono near Windmill Lane Studios with some street kids and Edge evocative playing whistle down by the river Liffey.
And the final photograph on this gallery: BP Fallon and Chrissie Hynde and - selecting reflecting - Bono and Patsy Dennehy and Bono's wife Ali, the night of the Pride (In The Name Of Love) backing vocals, May 1984. On this classic Unforgettable Fire track, BP and Chrissie and Patsy plus Eno and Lanois and the Irish writer Bill Graham and The Edge sang b/vs. Ah well. No-one's perfect. The picture was taken ten years before Fallon's acclaimed 1994 book U2 Faraway So Close - which celebrates his adventures when he joined U2 as Guru, Viber + DJ on their Zoo TV Tour.
BPF also presented Zoo Radio, the one hour U2 radio show broadcast on 800 radio stations in the USA and by the BBC in Britain. Written and produced by BP and Bill Kates, Island Records made only 1000 Zoo Radio CDs - making it the most bootlegged official U2 release ever. Additionally, he is responsible for the BP U2 Q&As which formed the bulk of the Zoo TV and Zooropa tour programmes of 1992 and 1993. "
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we've even had threads on it! We might do it again sometime!
