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“ZOO TV – Live In Dublin” 1993 will be titled in new EP from the Irish band U2, which will be released on the market Friday, August 30thalthough it is already available for exclusive pre-sale on colored vinyl and CD.
This material contains five songs played during U2’s legendary open-air performances at the RDS Dublin Arena In August 1993, the band’s home country stopped during the European leg of their Zooropa world tour.ZOO TV Tour”.
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Although pirated copies of the RDS performance have been circulating for years, this is the first official release, making it a highly coveted collector’s item for fans and collectors, Universal Music said in a statement.
In support of their acclaimed 1991 album “Attention Baby, ZOO TV” took U2 around the world between February 1992 and December of 1993, acting before 5.3 million fans in 157 concerts and five tours, a period in which the band also recorded and released “Zooropa”, their eighth studio album.
Another first was the live global radio broadcast of the August 28 concert at Dublin’s RDS, which allowed some 700 million fans around the world to tune in to the show with an invitation to “watch more radio.”
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The ZOO TV Tour is widely regarded as one of the most ambitious ever undertaken – it broke the mould in 1991 and its influence is felt to this day – and established U2 as a band that has consistently pushed the boundaries of live performance, with ground-breaking shows that embrace the latest in technology and innovation.
LEO
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