U2 ZOO TV Live in Dublin 1993 EP Yellow Vinyl Record LP

Description: FYI - this fixed price listing ends on the last day of the month and restarts on the first day. I do this to avoid EBAY relisting fees. Please keep this in mind if you are watching any of my items. I have great sports (mostly Michigan teams) collectibles and rare U2 vinyl coming in 2025. Goal is 1 new item per day!ONLY 1 of the 4 is for sale. I listed 3 and am keeping 1 for myself. This Exclusive Limited Edition Neon-Yellow 1LP, pressed for the first time on vinyl, features five tracks from one of U2's two legendary open-air performances at the RDS Arena, Dublin in August 1993, the hometown stop on their worldwide industry-defining ZOO TV Tour. While much sought-after bootlegged copies of the RDS show audio have been in circulation for years, this marks the first official release, making it a highly covetable collectible for fans and collectors alike. Release date: August 30, 2024. Tracklist:1. Zoo Station2. Mysterious Ways3. Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World4. Stay (Faraway, So Close!)5. Love Is BlindnessTitle: ZOO TV Live in Dublin 1993 EP Condition: New Artist: U2 Format: Vinyl Type: Single No Of Discs: 1 Release Date: 08/30/2024 Record Label: UMR EAN: 0602465580945 MPN: 6558094 Description: This EP features five tracks from one of U2's two legendary open-air performances at the RDS Arena, Dublin in August 1993, the hometown stop on their worldwide industry-defining ZOO TV Tour. While much sought-after bootlegged copies of the RDS show audio have been in circulation for years, this marks the first official release, making it a highly covetable collectable for fans and collectors alike. Color: Yellow coloured vinyl Edition: 12" Album Coloured Vinyl Genre: Rock/Pop Style: Rock Release Year: 2024 Tracks: 1: Zoo Station 2: Mysterious Ways 3: Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World 4: Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 5: Love Is BlindnessTo commemorate their ZooTV Tour, U2 released a live EP commemorating their Dublin shows in 1993. It is the perfect encapsulation of the tour.The shows in Dublin have been heavily bootlegged throughout the years. However, the official release is (pardon the pun) “Even Better Than the Real Thing.”As with their recent Dolby Atmos remaster of Achtung Baby, the U2 ZooTV: Live in Dublin 1993 EP brings new sounds to the forefront of the recordings. These slight (but noticeable) differences make for a unique listening experience.Starting with a rousing rendition of “Zoo Station,” the Dublin EP gets fans ready for what’s next. The remastered audio packs an extra punch with The Edge’s guitar on this track. And Bono’s vocals, which feature distortion on the original track, are crisper than ever.Some fans may not like Bono’s distorted voice is so amplified. It is an accurate depiction of live performances of the song. Even at the Sphere, you could hear the Bono’s vocal effects on “Zoo Station” and “The Fly.”Next up is a relatively tight performance of “Mysterious Ways.” One of the best changes The Edge makes in his live performances of the song is his extended guitar solo.Then is the performance of “Tryin’ to Throw Your Arms Around the World.” I have heard this one before, but the official EP release is fantastic. Adam Clayton’s bass line gets its proper time in the sun.Plus, Bono is in an especially good mood during this performance. Perhaps it was the hometown vibes or the crowd itself. Either way, it makes for a great performance.The best performance on the EP is “Stay (Faraway, So Close!)” from Zooropa. During the ZooTV Tour, U2 recorded a follow-up to Achtung Baby, Zooropa. It was released mid-tour in 1993, so the band began playing songs from it during the 1993 leg.“Stay” is the best song on the album by a wide margin. Its live arrangement begins in a stripped-down and acoustic manner. Heading into the second verse, Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr. come in.Once all four members are playing, the song really comes together. It packs the emotional punch that it does on the album. Bono’s voice is still at its peak on the ZooTV Tour — as he effortlessly hits the falsetto notes.“Live Is Blindness” closes out the EP. It has never been my favorite Achtung Baby song, but it all of the ambient background sounds are more present than ever. The song is chilling from its opening organ to its closing spoken word outro from Bono.I still think the Sphere performances are even better than this, but this particular performance endeared me to the song in a way other versions have failed to.The U2 ZooTV: Live in Dublin 1993 EP is an excellent listen for fans. It unlocks new sounds from the shows that bootlegs cannot do justice to.Plus, it highlights some of the best Achtung Baby songs. “Mysterious Ways” and “Stay” have probably gotten official live releases before, but have they sounded this good? I doubt it.

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