U2 To Put Out Wealth Of Unreleased Material

Irish rock band U2 will reissue its first three albums next month with a wealth of previously unreleased and rare material.

"Boy," "October" and "War," all due July 22 via Universal, will be available as remastered single CDs, deluxe sets with a second disc of extras, and on vinyl.

U2's 1980 debut album, "Boy," features the previously unreleased tracks "Speed of Life," "Saturday Night" and "Cartoon World" and a previously unreleased mix of "I Will Follow." Live versions of "Boy-Girl" and "11 O'Clock Tick Tock," taped at London's Marquee club, are also included.

Read the whole story here.

Comments

[NYCforObama]

Great. Maybe they'll pay their taxes in Ireland now!

[MajorKong]

I still tend to think of U2 as a "new" band when they've been around for almost 30 years.

[StanTheManic]

I LOVE "Speed of Life," "Saturday Night" and "Cartoon World" ...

oh, wait, I haven't hear 'em ...

I love U2???

[spiderbucket]

Huh ?

[citizenofmars]

their records are worth about a dime on eBay now. This shoulld bring them back down to a nickel...

[citizenofmars]

their records are worth about 10 cents on eBay now. This should bring them down to a nickel...