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Mixed by Steve Fitzmaurice, Richard Stannard, and Julien Gallagher at Biffco Studios. Additional production by Richard Stannard and Julien Gallagher. String arrangement and synthesizer: Brian Eno. Backing vocals: The Edge, Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois. Additional production by Steve Lillywhite. Thanks to Richard Stannard and Julian Gallagher for their help with the middle 8.ĭedicated to Auug San Suu Kyi. Mixed by Tim Palmer in Scream Studios, Los Angeles. Additional Engineering: Tim Palmer and Stephen Harris. Backing vocals: The Edge and Daniel Lanois. The release may have been an attempt to cash in on people looking for the new U2 album, two weeks before it came out on these services. This release was available two weeks before the album “Songs of Innocence” was made available to non-Apple retailers in store, and online. Perhaps it was an error that this became available, and it has since been removed from the Amazon US website, but it remains on other sites for sale, and on some streaming sites. This label seems to produce a number of unofficial interview CDs with various artists, a number of collections of music on which the copyright has likely expired, but nothing like this U2 release. The album was released through a label called “Rapier Music”. All of the tracks found on this release are the same as those found on “All That You Can’t Leave Behind”. A new cover is attached to these files, using a recent promotional photo of the band and a red font stating “U2” and “Beautiful Day”. The album was made available at various compressed bitrates, and also in FLAC format on various sites. Now the album starts with “Grace” and ends on a quiet note with “Elevation”. The whole album is there, just in a new running order. The whole thing was released on November 4, 2014, and is a reshuffling of the album “All That You Can’t Leave Behind”, including the UK bonus track, “The Ground Beneath Her Feet”. Many will look at this and automatically think this is a bootleg release, and perhaps it is, but somehow this release ended up on legitimate digital sellers such as Amazon, 7 Digital, eMusic, and HMV for sale, and services such as Spotify for streaming. This has to be one of the oddest releases in the U2 catalog.
"In a Little While" (Studio Version) - U2 (03:39)."Beautiful Day" (Studio Version) - U2 (04:08)."The Ground Beneath Her Feet" (Studio Version) - U2 (03:45)."Wild Honey" (Studio Version) - U2 (03:46)."Stuck in a Moment You Can't Get Out Of" (Studio Version) - U2 (04:35)."Peace on Earth" (Studio Version) - U2 (04:48)."Beautiful Day" - U2 Digital Compilation Album Track Listing:
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