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U2 - The Joshua Tree

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2007 digitally remastered edition coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the release of The Joshua Tree, the album which saw U2 become 'Rock's Hottest Ticket.' U2's biggest selling album to date, entered the US album charts at #7 and reached #1 three weeks later. It was U2's first album to reach #1 in the United States. In 1999, The Joshua Tree was awarded the RIAA's highest certification, Diamond, with 10 million units sold. The album and sleeve cover also placed #1 in Rolling Stone magazine's annual Music Awards chosen by readers. Critics at Rolling Stone made it #2 album of the year. U2 also won Album Of The Year and Best Rock Performance By A Group Or Duo at the Grammy Awards for The Joshua Tree.

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1 30	Where The Streets Have No Name (Remastered) Where The Streets Have No Name (Remastered)	5:36		Listen Now $1.29
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Audio CD (November 20, 2007)
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Label: Island
ASIN: B000WS4PCO
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The Joshua Tree one of U2's greatest albums; if not their best

June 26, 2017

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

The Joshua Tree is obviously one of U2's greatest albums; if not their best. However, I am disappointment this is the same remaster from the previous release 10 years ago. Shockingly, the noise floor on their U218 Singles album is much higher. That includes songs pulled from The Joshua Tree. Great to have the second album containing the 1987 MSG live performance. However, as others mentioned, it is lacking pertinent songs. Over all, a good value, but it could have been better...

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An album for the ages; a subtending song that continually resonates.

October 22, 2017

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A simply superlative effort...still U2's best album to date (although many subsequent come close). Given the innumerable positive reviews that appear hear of this work, I thought I'd narrow my analysis down to a synopsis of perhaps my favorite song by the band (and easily the best song on this album), "Mothers of the Disappeared."

This song became burned into my consciousness ever since The Joshua Tree's initial release in March of 1987 and I've continued to trump it as their everlasting masterpiece (although I totally love the ethereal Bullet The Blue Sky, Red Hills Mining Town and Running To Stand Still).

Is there anyone alive who can hear this and not stop completely in their tracks and feel the exacting emotions that a mother must endure following the brutal abduction of her child? Bono has captured what few artists have been able to...translation of true human grief and agony into a musical composition that is altogether stark and captivating. This song slowly builds from a simple synthesizer keystroke into an all encompassing orchestral melancholy soon punctuated with Bono's searing lyrics:

Midnight, our sons and daughters
Cut down, taken from us
Hear their heartbeat
We hear their heartbeat

In the wind we hear their laughter
In the rain we see their tears
Hear their heartbeat
We hear their heartbeat

Night hangs like a prisoner
Stretched over black and blue.
Hear their heartbeats
We hear their heartbeats.

In the trees our sons stand naked
Through the walls our daughter cry
See their tears in the rainfall.

To hear this over the band's moaning background is simply pure agony...I've never heard a song that conveys such a terrible outcome so resolutely. And it is one that is completely timeless...whether you Google it or listen to it on YouTube or any of the many other online mediums that feature music these days, I challenge anyone that has thoughtfully listened to this to not come away emotionally broken...this song goes far beyond popular music. It sends a powerful message like none before it.

As stated, the remainder of this album is pure genius...U2 became universal following the release of "The Joshua Tree," with emotionally draining works like "Mothers of the Disappeared" being their forefront. Stop and take the time to truly internalize this song...you'll come away from it with an intentional melancholy rarely experienced in other works.

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Madison Square Garden

June 8, 2017

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Well worth it to have the September 28th, 1987 concert at Madison Square Garden as an archival document from that era of the band. This is truly a timeless album. For being 30 years old, the music holds up exceptionally well. Looking forward to seeing the LIVE tour of this album.

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The update to this classic album is well worth it

April 14, 2014

Format: VinylVerified Purchase

The excellent job done breathing even more life into the classic tracks of what is arguably the best U2 albums (and one of the best rock albums) ever made has brought me a new level of appreciation for this music. While some may decry the remastering of earlier rock albums (I'm thinking of the negative reviews I read about the vinyl remaster of Pearl Jam's Ten), the difference is all for the better in my opinion.

This remaster was done with a light touch and relatively passive listeners may not even notice a difference, especially if your equipment is sub par. However, a friend of mine and I did an A/B comparison with the original vinyl pressing. The first thing to jump out is the power of the low end frequencies. From the rumbling growl of the pipe organ opening on "Where The Streets Have No Name" to the punch of Adam Clayton's bass, the low end is bigger and more present while also being more distinct. The second big deal is the expansion of the sound stage. The different instruments and vocals actually have a physical presence and direction rather than just sound coming out of a speaker. When I put on a nice pair of over-ear headphones with this album (Audio Technica ATM50) I am suddenly in the middle of the band's practice space. A great album, lovingly remastered and worth every penny.

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U2 Joshua Tree - One of the best CDs of our time is rereleased yet again in it's second box set.

August 7, 2017

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U2 packaged this one nicely following off the poor packaging of past sets. The music is great and book is okay. Could have used a bit more reading material for the popularity of this one back in the 80s. I just felt that after releasing a box set a few years back, that this new version lacked a little luster. Yes, a live set was included but one could have had this for $20. U2 needs to step up their creativity for this box sets with a little more bang for the buck. Classic album and nicely packaged.

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A worthwhile investment in a classic

March 6, 2018

Format: VinylVerified Purchase

No noise. This is a great album set. I had to up the tracking force about .05g on my TT (B&O RX) to get it to sound right, since these are really heavy and tall records, but do they sound great. If your first impression of them is sounding flat and bland, try upping your tracking force. I have listened to the originals on many occasions and even the best quality I've heard from them is not nearly as detailed or as expressive as this set. Really worth the price to get the new release on quality vinyl.

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Truly Gorgeous Set....

July 6, 2017

Format: Audio CDVerified Purchase

Just got this yesterday, and must say was thoroughly impressed... Firstly, the box is absolutely gorgeous and sturdy.... This Set will last a long time.... Secondly, I very much enjoyed the book of photographs by the Edge... Any TRUE U2 fan would like to see what was important to a group we all love, and what better way than through the lens of a camera.... Thirdly Four CD's of Material... Yes some was already released, but it is a rerelease of one of the quintessential albums of the 80's and of Rock.... and the new material is good, too...

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