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// 23.11.04
ITunes digital box set!!!
@U2 has the full monty on the digital boxset...
All hits, all records and ...
- HTDAAB outtakes: Xanax and wine (pre-version of Fast Cars), Smile
- ATYCLB outtakes: Levitate, Love You Like Mad, Flower Child
- Joshua Tree outtakes: Beautiful Ghost
- Live shows: Boston 1981 & Dublin 1989
- Demo's: Street missions, The Fool
etc etc etc etc
Some are individually downloadable, some aren't:
@U2:
Work Only
"Work Only" is the term given to those two tracks which are only included when you buy the full work. And there are a couple others only available by purchasing the entire set:
- "Lemon (Bad Yard Club Mix)"
- "Discotheque (DM Deep Extended Club Mix)"
- "Bad / 40 / Streets medley (Live from Boston)" (from the "Electrical Storm" single)
- "Street Missions" (1st demo version)
- "Shadows and Tall Trees" (1st demo version)
- "The Fool" (1st demo version)
The first three in that list are "work only" because each lasts more than 10 minutes long, and iTunes rarely offers such lengthy, bandwidth-hogging downloads for just 99 cents. The three demos are "work only" because, well, they want to sell the full set to as many people as they can.
