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1994: 1103:"Babyface" is about a man practicing his obsessive love for a celebrity by manipulating her image on a TV recording. "Lemon", inspired by an old video of Bono's late mother in a lemon-coloured dress, describes man's attempts to preserve time through technology. This is reflected in lines such as, "A man makes a picture / A moving picture / Through the light projected he can see himself up close". The lyrics to "Numb" are a series of "don't" commands, amidst a noisy backdrop of sounds. The Edge notes that the song was inspired by one of the themes of Zoo TV, "that sense that you were getting bombarded with so much that you actually were finding yourself shutting down and unable to respond because there was so much imagery and information being thrown at you". 408: 1066: 2104:: "U2 dared to imagine something that in the present moment seems to be of little common interest: the future... I mean the future as it stood in the '90s, when people looked beyond the 20th century and envisioned a radically different world emerging from a period of political and cultural uncertainty." Hyden felt that U2 had been guided by uncertainty for the record, calling it "artistically successful in that it set out to evoke an increasingly incoherent world by making anyone who heard it also feel incoherent". He believed that unlike other alternative rock albums from 1993, 1196:. These images are obscured by distorted purple text comprising the names of songs planned for the record that were provided to Works Associates during the sleeve design process. However, the album's track listing was eventually changed and the titles of several songs withheld from the album were accidentally left in the cover image; the songs include "Wake Up Dead Man", "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me", and "If You Wear That Velvet Dress". Author Višnja Cogan described this text as giving the impression of a "torn veil". 7529: 672:

week's best jams onto a cassette for the band to listen to. The producers edited together their favourite sections of the jams and then discussed the arrangements with the group. U2 suggested alterations and added lyrics and melodies, before performing to the edited arrangements. To record all of the band's material and test different arrangements, the engineers utilised a technique they called "fatting", which allowed them to achieve more than 48 tracks of audio by using a 24-track

838: 784:, the engineers adopted a "live performance" attitude to mixing, based on past experiences with Lanois. The band and production crew sat in on the mixing and offered encouragement, creating, as Adams put it, "a kind of cheerleader thing. It all induces a nervous energy in you and creates a lot of pressure, and gives the whole thing a performance feel." Flood had to depart about a week prior to the completion of mixing due to prior obligations to produce 768:

touring. Moreover, Flood and Eno had to begin work on other projects. The Edge remembers everyone was telling the group, "Well, it's an EP. You did good but there's a lot more work needed to finish some of these songs." However, the band did not want to shelve the project, as they believed they were on a "creative roll" and that they would be in a completely different frame of mind if they revisited the material six months later.

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gave the record a maximum score of four stars. In two separate articles, he said that it "captured the anxious, even paranoid tone of the Zoo TV Tour" so much so that "it stands as the first tour album that doesn't include any of the songs from the tour" and yet sounds like a "souvenir" of Zoo TV. In

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recorded vocals for "The Wanderer" during a visit to Dublin, and although Bono recorded his own vocals for the song, he preferred Cash's version. The production crew and the band debated which version to include on the record. Throughout the sessions, U2 were undecided on a unifying musical style for

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Soon after the sessions commenced, Bono pushed for the band to work towards a full-length album. The Edge was initially hesitant, but saw the opportunity as a challenge to quickly record an album before returning to tour and prove the band had not become spoiled by the luxury of ample recording time.

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an "A", calling it "harried, spontaneous-sounding, and ultimately exhilarating album". Browne judged it to sound "messy" and "disconnected", but clarified "that sense of incoherence is the point" in the context of the record's technology themes. He concluded, "For an album that wasn't meant to be an

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In the final weeks, the band decided to exclude the traditional rock songs and guitar-driven tracks they had written in favour of an "album of disjointed, experimental pop". The Edge received a production credit—his first on a U2 record—for the extra level of responsibility he assumed for the album.

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The group's solution was to fly back and forth between Dublin and their concert destinations for about ten days to finish recording and mixing at night and during their off-days. Clayton called the process "about the craziest thing you could do to yourself", while Mullen said of it, "It was mad, but

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and various commands, such as "hold", "stop", "change", and "change back", to direct their performances. Flood recorded the material, while Eno alternated between performing with U2 and joining Flood in the control room. At the end of a given week, Eno and Flood compared their notes and compiled the

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were keen to record new material. Following a hectic year of touring, the two did not want to settle back into domestic life. Bono said, "We thought we could live a normal life and then go back on the road . But it turns out that your whole way of thinking, your whole body has been geared toward the

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a score of four-out-of-five stars, finding a "freewheeling feel of going with the flow" throughout the album and calling it "rootless and loose, restless and unsettled". For Du Noyer, U2 sounded "monstrously tight as a performing unit and fluidly inventive as composers, so the results transcend the

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was released on 5 July 1993, during the Zooropa leg of the Zoo TV Tour. An initial shipment of 1.6 million copies was made available in stores at the time of release. Two additional commercial singles were released from the album. "Lemon" received a limited commercial release in North America,

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of new material to promote the upcoming leg of the tour, describing his mentality as thus: "We've got a bit of time off. We've got some ideas hanging around from the last record, let's do an EP, maybe four new songs to spice the next phase of the tour up a bit. It'll be a fan thing. It'll be cool."

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sessions, Eno worked two-week shifts. The group often gave him in-progress songs to adjust and to which he could add his own personality. Initially, the band did not have a clear plan for how they would release the material being written. At the time, Clayton said, "I don't know if what we're doing

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persona, during encores of the Zoomerang Leg of the tour. "Dirty Day" was also played on this leg after the acoustic set. "Numb" was performed with the Edge playing guitar and on lead vocals, with Mullen performing backing vocals while drumming. "Zooropa" was played only three times and "Babyface"

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under the Edge's direction, the reissue included two remixes to commemorate the album's 25th anniversary: "Lemon (The Perfecto Mix)" and "Numb (Gimme Some More Dignity Mix)". Each copy includes a download card that can be used to redeem a digital copy of the album. To commemorate the album's 30th

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necessitated a more hurried promotional plan. PolyGram president/CEO Rick Dobbis explained: "For the last one, we prepared for six months. It was like a marathon. But this is like a sprint, and that is the spirit it was made in. The band was so excited about it, they sprinted to complete the album

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speculated, "Record stores could become obsolete as music is delivered over cable, telephone wires, or satellite transmissions directly into consumers' homes." With uncertainty over the future of these technologies and the implications of entertainment and telecommunications companies merging, the

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The album performed well commercially, debuting at number one in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, France, Germany, Austria, Sweden, and Switzerland. It also reached number one in the Netherlands, Italy, Japan, Norway, Denmark, Ireland, and Iceland. In the US, the

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wrote a positive review, commenting that the record "sounds mostly like a band shedding its skin, trying on different selves for size". The review said the album "has the feel of real collectivity", praising the cohesiveness of the individual band members' playing. The review concluded by saying

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and its subsequent crass, costly, cred-depleting tour misadventures." While lamenting the band's latter-career creative output, he added: "Mark this record, then, as a celebration of a time when U2 was still musically daring; give 'Lemon' credit at least for successfully trolling you. It is the

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praised the group for transforming themselves and becoming "raucous, playful and ready to kick its old habits". Pareles enjoyed the sonics and electronic effects that made the "sound of a straightforward four-man band ... hard to find", and he commented that "The new songs seem destined not for

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guitar part. The distorted "Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car" was described by Bono as "industrial blues". The instrumentation of the closing song, "The Wanderer", consists primarily of a synthesised bassline and was described by the group as resembling the "ultimate Holiday Inn band from

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started to come into focus on the tour as we played around with the new stage set, the TV screens, the whole concept of a TV station on the road. We found out what it could do and then we started playing around with the imagery and the ideas that were in the airstream, gleaned from the world of

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to promote the "Zooropa" leg of the tour that was to begin in May 1993, but during the sessions, the group decided to extend the record to a full-length album. Pressed for time, U2 wrote and recorded at a rapid pace, with songs originating from many sources, including leftover material from the

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As May's "Zooropa" tour leg approached, U2 continued to record while simultaneously rehearsing for the tour. Their time limit prevented them from working on live arrangements for any of the new songs. Despite the sessions' rapid pace, the album was not completed by the time they had to resume

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Australia, and Japan in September 1993. The single peaked at number six in Australia and number three on the Modern Rock Tracks chart. The final commercial single was "Stay (Faraway, So Close!)", released worldwide on 22 November 1993. It was the album's most successful single, topping the

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called the album a "creative stretch", noting that the band experimented more yet retained their recognizable sound. He commented that the group's "yearning anthemic reach" and "obvious, slinky pop charm" were replaced with "darker corners, more disruptive interjections, more moodiness".

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as anything more than an interlude... but a great one, as interludes go. By far our most interesting." Clayton said, "It's an odd record and a favourite of mine." In 2005, Bono claimed that the album's track "Stay (Faraway, So Close!)" is "perhaps the greatest U2 song".

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was more critical, saying that the album started as an EP and "just got longer but not necessarily better". The publication called it "more perplexing than challenging" and commented that it "sounds like the biggest band in the world having one of the biggest, strangest

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was even more relevant in 2023 than when first released, and that it had not become dated: "And that's because the world U2 thought they were commenting on in 1993 was in reality just coming into existence, and it's the world we're living in now." He added, "Above all,

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madness of Zoo TV... So we decided to put the madness on a record. Everybody's head was spinning, so we thought, why not keep that momentum going...?" The Edge also wished to distract himself from the emotions he was feeling after separating from his wife during the

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60 million to U2, making them the highest-paid rock group ever. At the time, the group were cognizant of several emerging technologies that would potentially impact the delivery and transmission of music to consumers in the following years. Author

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The group concluded the North American "Outside Broadcast" leg of the tour on 25 November 1992, leaving them with a six-month break before the tour resumed in Europe in May 1993 with the "Zooropa" leg. Rather than use the time to rest, lead vocalist

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the album that almost killed U2's career. Harvilla referred to the album as "a weird blip best understood as a portent of the burps that followed, a mega-band dipping a big toe into murky art-rock waters before belly-flopping completely with

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Twenty songs were recorded during the sessions, but ultimately 10 were chosen for the final track listing. One piece that was left off the record was "In Cold Blood", which featured somber lyrics written by Bono in response to the

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sold 1.8 million copies in the US in 1993, the 22nd-highest total in the country that year, and by February 1997 sales in the US had reached 2.1 million copies. The album has been certified 2× Platinum in the US by the

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are less than propulsive." The review said that Eno's production and the electronic flourishes made the album interesting, but that ultimately, "there's nothing especially hummable" and "the songs are not very memorable".

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he calls the "Fat Lady" voice. Two tracks feature other people on lead vocals: for "Numb", the Edge provides lead vocals in the form of a droning, monotonous list of "don't" commands; for "The Wanderer", country musician

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the release, and as a result, they maintained three potential track listings—one for the best songs, one for "vibes", and one for a soundtrack album. Bono suggested editing the best segments of songs together to create a

8535: 2141:, "It feels like a minor work, and generally U2 don't do minor. But if you're not going to make the Big Statement, you're maybe going to come up with something that has the oxygen of pop music." In 1997, Ann Powers of 949:. The record exhibits additional influences from alternative rock, electronic dance music, and industrial music—it is more synthesised than U2's past work, featuring various sound effects, audio loops, and use of 1821:

gave the record a three-and-a-half star review, calling it "inconsistent", but admitting "it's satisfying and surprising to hear a band of U2's status being so playful, experimental, and downright weird".

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said, "The songs sound like they were knocked up in double-quick time and with about as much thought put into the lyrics as goes into a DJ's timecheck". Byrne remarked that the record resembles "a lot of

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Bono is credited as the sole lyricist for eight of the ten songs, while the Edge received sole credit for "Numb". The duo share credits for the lyrics to "Dirty Day". Technology is a common theme on

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Although the record was a success, in the years following its release, the group have regarded it with mixed feelings and rarely play its material in live performances. Bono said, "I thought of

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it was mad good, as opposed to mad bad." McGuinness later said the band had nearly wrecked themselves in the process. The group simultaneously used three separate rooms at Windmill Lane to mix,

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leg, but they were cut out of the set list after the band were displeased with how they sounded live. "Stay (Faraway, So Close!)" was performed acoustically for the Zooropa and Zoomerang legs.

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were, but saying, "The difference is that Bowie and Eno were fresher in 1977 than Bono and Eno are today." The Irish media were more critical in their reviews of the album; George Byrne of the

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band negotiated with Island that the division of their earnings from future transmission systems would be flexible and decided upon at a relevant time. U2 toyed with the idea of releasing

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of interesting parts that they could play to in the studio. After Adams spent a few weeks assembling loops, the group entered The Factory in Dublin that February to begin composing rough

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album was released in July 1993, halfway through the Zooropa leg of the tour. Of the 157 shows the band played during the Zoo TV Tour, approximately 30 of them were after the release of

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was very influenced by the tour. Normally it's the other way around; you put an album together and then you go off on the road and you're drawing from the album for your inspiration."

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sessions. The album was not completed in time for the tour's resumption, forcing the band to travel between Dublin and their tour destinations in May to complete mixing and recording.

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stated that "most of the record is far more daring than its predecessor". For him, although there were moments that the album was "unfocused and meandering ... the best moments of

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as a "video single". The music video was directed by Kevin Godley. The song peaked at number seven in Australia and number nine in Canada, while reaching number two on the US

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as an interactive audio-video presentation in lieu of conventional physical formats, but the deadline imposed by the Zoo TV Tour prevented the band from realising this idea.

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marks a further shift away from his trademark style, highlighted by a heavier reliance on guitar effects and the songs' reduced emphasis on his guitar parts. The danceable "

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maddening, befuddling, discomfiting, somewhat ill-advised, occasionally inspired sound of very famous, very difficult men trying on some ill-fitting clothes." In 2011,

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gave the record a rating of three-out-of-five stars, commenting, "Although U2 leans heavily on the electronic sound of contemporary dance music, the rhythm tracks on

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and peaking at number five in Australia, number six in New Zealand, number four in the UK, and number 61 in the US—making it the record's only single to chart on the

780:. Adams said the hectic approach meant "there was never anybody sitting around waiting or doing nothing". Flood called the period one of "absolute lunacy". Eschewing 688:

recorder, and an Adams Smith Zeta Three synchroniser; Adams went through 180 two-hour DAT tapes during the recording sessions. The production crew faced issues with

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into their sound. The tour was an elaborately staged multimedia event that satirised television and the viewing public's overstimulation by attempting to instill "

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here is the next U2 album or a bunch of rough sketches that in two years will turn into the demos for the next U2 album." The Edge was a proponent of making an

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at The Factory, as all group members recorded in the same room as the mixing desk and Bono frequently sang in-progress lyrics that would need to be replaced.

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In contrast to the technology-inspired lyrics of many songs, others had more domestic themes. "The First Time" was Bono's interpretation of the story of the

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were included in the "Super Deluxe" and "Über Deluxe" editions of the release. Continuing a campaign by U2 to reissue all of their records on vinyl,

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anniversary, in October 2023 the group released a limited-edition yellow vinyl pressing of the album containing a new photo from 1993 on the inner

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expanded on many of the tour's themes of technology and media oversaturation. The record was a continuation of the group's experimentation with

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The noisy "Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car" was described by Bono as "industrial blues". The lyrical theme of the song is dependence.

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sessions, the band split work between two studios at once; Adams operated a Soundtracs mixing console at The Factory, while Flood used an

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sold 377,000 copies in the US, the group's best debut in the country to that point. The album reached the top 10 in 26 countries.

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was intended to focus less on singles and more on the record as a whole, and ultimately, only three singles were released, compared to

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in late May caught PolyGram somewhat off-guard, because they were not expecting a new album by the group for several years. With

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Due to the time limit, U2 were forced to write and record songs at a more rapid pace. They continued their long-time practice of

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was named for the "Zooropa" leg of the Zoo TV Tour, which began in May 1993 while the band completed the record. The name is a

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in Dublin in February 1993, during a six-month break between legs of the Zoo TV Tour. The record was originally intended as an

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manifesto of uncertainty", and he believes it presents a possible solution to the uncertainty expressed earlier on the album.

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be without the pop songs?" The Edge said that he did not think the songs were "potent", further stating, "I never thought of

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The band finished the album during the Zooropa leg of the Zoo TV Tour, and began playing the new songs later on the tour.

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Similar to how the Zoo TV Tour display screens sampled video footage from television programming, a number of songs from

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The 2018 vinyl reissue splits the original album's ten tracks over sides 1–3, with the bonus tracks appearing on side 4.

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before the ... tour. We want to bring it to the street with that same spirit." Island/PolyGram's and U2's marketing for

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at the time as a work of genius. I really thought our pop discipline was matching our experimentation and this was our

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s sleeve. The images include shots of a woman's face and mouth, as well as photographs of European leaders, including

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as they could go. It freed U2 from itself." In 2013, the magazine published an article by Rob Harvilla that called

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with an "astrobaby" drawing in the center. The illustration, created by Shaughn McGrath, was an alteration of the "

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sessions. In early March, U2 reached a consensus to work towards a full-length album. Much like they had for the

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prompted the band to remain with Island/Polygram by signing a long-term, six-album deal in June 1993. The

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hell". The song was sequenced as the final track because U2 wanted to end the album on a "musical joke".

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Scholz, Martin; Bizot, Jean-Francois; Zekri, Bernard (August 1993). "Even Bigger Than the Real Thing".

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vocals from past work. Additionally, in songs such as "Lemon" and "Numb", Bono sings in an operatic

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and was previewed prior to the album's release. Other tracks that were left off the album included "

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cemented U2's relevance and enhanced its cachet as intrepid explorers". Neil McCormick wrote about

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interpreted the album as U2 probing into what they saw as the "disillusionment of the modern age".

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described, Bono "underplays his lung power" throughout the record, in contrast to his impassioned,

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had discussed the possibility of releasing a "one-two punch" of records since the beginning of the

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Verna, Paul; Duffy, Thom (12 June 1993). "U2 Re-Inks With Island; 9th Album To Bow July 6".

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stadiums ... but for late-night radio shows and private listenings through earphones." The

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in 1992. The record was a musical reinvention for the group, incorporating influences from

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said the songs are concerned with "emotional fracturing in the techno-tronic age". Critic

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sings lead vocals, juxtaposing the electronic nature of the song with his haggard voice.

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advertising, CNN, MTV and so on. It struck a chord in us and the music that came out on

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received generally favourable reviews from critics. Despite none of its three singles—"

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at the top spot, staying in the top 10 for seven weeks. In its first week on sale,

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and wood booths were built to separate the performers' sounds as much as possible.

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in 1995, and the latter three were included on the band's following studio album,

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ranked the record at number 61 on its list of "100 Best Albums of the Nineties".

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s five singles. The first single "Numb" was released in June 1993 exclusively on

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wrote in his four-star review that the album was "a daring, imaginative coda to

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The sleeve was designed by Works Associates of Dublin under the direction of

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gave the album a B−, calling it "half an Eno album" in the same manner that

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to give instructions and cues to the band while they jammed; he pointed at

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67 million, easily the highest amount for any touring artist in 1992.

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chart. However, it failed to chart on the singles charts in the UK or US.

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U2 regained critical favour with their commercially successful 1991 album

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Rosen, Craig (19 June 1993). "PLG Flies into Action With U2 Promo Plan".

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compact disc/vinyl record. The cover's drawing was meant to represent an

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Harrington, Richard (6 January 1993). "U2, Dead Top '92 Concert Sales".

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over a variety of drum patterns". In a retrospective, four-star review,

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This article is about the album. For the title track of this album, see

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Deevoy, Adrian (September 1993). "I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night".

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The U2 Reader: A Quarter Century of Commentary, Criticism, and Reviews

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was busy promoting his solo album and was unavailable. Similar to the

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Pride, Dominic (11 June 1994). "Ivors Spotlight Take That's Barlow".

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Julian Douglas – additional recording facilities (Audio Engineering)

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babyface" by Charlie Whisker that was originally on the face of the

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guitar effect, with lyrics about using technology to preserve time.

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Terry Cromer – additional recording facilities (Audio Engineering)

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Songs originated from and were inspired by a variety of sources. "

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echoed Bowie's sentiments in a 30th anniversary retrospective on

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Philips, Chuck (4 June 1993). "U2 Record Deal Rocks Industry".

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was re-released on two 180-gram vinyl records on 27 July 2018.

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Hampton, Howard (September 1993). "Spins: U2 – Zooropa".

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The band began the Zoo TV Tour in February 1992 in support of

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on the Zoo TV Tour. Adams also recorded the group's tour

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signals—credited to the "advertising world"—played over

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in the "Search BPI Awards" field and then press Enter.

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supposedly left floating in orbit for weeks after the

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Dalton, Stephen (November 2004). "Achtung Stations".

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and reconnect with something 'real' or 'authentic.'"

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was also nominated for Album of the Year at the 1993

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rank among U2's most inspired and rewarding music".

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received generally favourable reviews from critics.

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With an even more "European" musical aesthetic than

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Hung Medien. 6934:"U2 Singles in Australia" 4789:McGee (2008), pp. 161–162 3571: 3560: 3540: 3525: 3510: 3495: 3480: 3465: 3450: 3435: 3420: 3405: 3390: 3375: 3360: 3345: 3337: 3334: 3331: 3279: 3255: 3168: 3105: 3102: 3099: 3096: 3073: 3066:Australian Albums (ARIA) 3065: 3041: 3033: 3025: 3017: 3009: 3001: 2988:European Hot 100 Albums ( 2987: 2979: 2967: 2959: 2952:Australian Albums (ARIA) 2951: 2920: 2905: 2893: 2881: 2869: 2857: 2845: 2833: 2821: 2809: 2797: 2783: 2771: 2759: 2475: 2452: 2444: 2441: 2438: 2389: 2368: 2351: 2334: 2313: 2298:Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 2292: 2271: 2250: 2233: 2210: 2202: 2199: 2196: 1947:200, 61 fewer weeks than 1891:36th Annual Grammy Awards 1375: 1372: 1112:Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 729:Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 576:RMX-16 reverb units, and 381:Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 292: 279:Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 271:Released: 8 November 1993 245: 230: 193: 50: 8799:Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix 8432:The Million Dollar Hotel 8407:AHK-toong BAY-bi Covered 8300:1997 concert in Sarajevo 8096:Zoo TV: Live from Sydney 7925:Please: PopHeart Live EP 7415:Stockman, Steve (2005). 6809:(in German). Hung Medien 6644:"Top 100 Albums of 1993" 6624:(in German). Hung Medien 6284:Bordowitz (2003), p. 289 5843:GfK Entertainment Charts 4710:"U2 × 5 Logos" 4476:McCormick (2006), p. 248 4430:Erlewine, Stephen Thomas 4024:McCormick (2006), p. 249 3816:McCormick (2006), p. 247 3322:Certifications and sales 3158: 3150: 3142: 3134: 3126: 3118: 3110: 2600:sounds, backing vocals, 610:—both of whom worked on 548:, two Summit and two LA 485:Recording and production 218:Zoo TV: Live from Sydney 8166:U2360° at the Rose Bowl 7307:U2: An Irish Phenomenon 7288:Hal Leonard Corporation 6358:Flanagan (1996), p. 321 6097:Official Charts Company 6070:Official Charts Company 5769:Official Charts Company 5689:Flanagan (1996), p. 498 5498:"Album review: Zooropa" 5062:Official Charts Company 4861:Flanagan (1996), p. 254 4734:Flanagan (1996), p. 265 4654:Stockman (2005), p. 115 4306:"Music Review: Zooropa" 4190:Flanagan (1996), p. 230 4042:Flanagan (1996), p. 195 3847:Flanagan (1996), p. 183 3743:Flanagan (1996), p. 133 3018:Spanish Albums (AFYVE) 2784:Canada Top Albums/CDs ( 2596:– synthesisers, piano, 1893:, it won the award for 1855:Stephen Thomas Erlewine 1830:'s Eno-produced albums 1098:Vorsprung durch technik 1027:Lenin's Favourite Songs 739:sessions. "Babyface", " 546:subharmonic synthesizer 27:1993 studio album by U2 8953:Fetch the Bolt Cutters 8350:Awards and nominations 7980:Original Soundtracks 1 7833:No Line on the Horizon 7777:The Unforgettable Fire 7653:Original Soundtracks 1 7305:Cogan, Višnja (2008). 6186:"This Week In... 1993" 5503:The New Zealand Herald 5058:"Featured Artists: U2" 4577:. sec. Calendar, p. 56 4359:. 1993. 314-518 047-2. 3662:"'Zooropa,' mon amour" 2745:Album charts (weekly) 2664:Brian Eno – production 2614:Des Broadbery – loops 2053: 1998: 1955:spent 34 weeks on the 1943:spent 40 weeks on the 1912:Commercial performance 1889:critics' poll. At the 1803:The New Zealand Herald 1797:merely experimental". 1535:The New Zealand Herald 1074: 841: 712: 599: 442:electronic dance music 419: 341:electronic dance music 9041:Island Records albums 7966:Under a Blood Red Sky 7956:Live albums, fan-club 7918:Wide Awake in America 7879:The Best of 1990–2000 7872:The Best of 1980–1990 7443:Thunder's Mouth Press 7120:on the drop-down menu 6829:"Top 100 Albums 1993" 5670:The Recording Academy 5660:"Past Winners Search" 5640:. robertchristgau.com 5180:"Irish Singles Chart" 4616:Stokes (2005), p. 121 4607:Stokes (2005), p. 120 4532:Stokes (2005), p. 118 4488:Stokes (2005), p. 122 4172:. sec. Calendar, p. 3 4162:(12 September 1993). 4124:Stokes (2005), p. 116 3327:Album certifications 3103:Chart peak positions 2667:The Edge – production 2086:After the release of 1996: 1068: 987:to the title track, " 840: 654:Windmill Lane Studios 590: 493:for the recording of 410: 76:5 July 1993 8224:The Joshua Tree Tour 8219:A Conspiracy of Hope 7946:Wide Awake in Europe 7369:McGee, Matt (2008). 7173:Fundación Autor/SGAE 6402:(15 November 2002). 6092:"Achtung Baby by U2" 5623:McGee (2008), p. 163 5144:McGee (2008), p. 169 5113:McGee (2008), p. 167 4748:Cogan (2008), p. 191 4311:Entertainment Weekly 4069:"Closer to the Edge" 3937:McGee (2008), p. 159 3911:Graham (2004), p. 51 3902:McGee (2008), p. 158 2846:New Zealand Albums ( 2588:Additional musicians 2115:unplug from the grid 1762:Entertainment Weekly 1452:Entertainment Weekly 1363:Professional ratings 523:multi-track recorder 101:The Factory (Dublin) 8930:Father of the Bride 8751:Get Behind Me Satan 8386:With or Without You 7847:Songs of Experience 7526:(list of releases) 6914:. Recorded Music NZ 6751:. Recorded Music NZ 6654:on 16 December 2014 6565:"U2 Chart History ( 5579:(18 January 1994). 5391:cite AV media notes 4829:"Numb Video Single" 4434:"Zooropa – U2" 4405:on 2 September 2012 4365:cite AV media notes 4067:(4 December 2002). 3756:The Washington Post 3328: 3093: 2940: 2896:Schweizer Hitparade 2760:Australian Albums ( 2746: 2521:", consisting of a 2430: 2407:Flood, Robbie Adams 2188: 1364: 1306:Irish Singles Chart 1133:Packaging and title 1094:advertising slogans 1022:Triumph of the Will 862:The first half of " 602:The group employed 594:was co-produced by 428:and the supporting 258:Released: June 1993 8036:Artificial Horizon 7854:Songs of Surrender 7840:Songs of Innocence 5712:on 14 January 2015 4963:on 18 October 2012 4937:on 18 October 2012 4911:on 18 October 2012 4843:on 26 October 2014 4716:on 10 October 2014 4268:The New York Times 3717:"Achtung Station!" 3326: 3091: 2938: 2858:Norwegian Albums ( 2834:Hungarian Albums ( 2824:Offizielle Top 100 2744: 2428: 2183: 1999: 1741:The New York Times 1362: 1295:Modern Rock Tracks 1075: 842: 782:console automation 674:analogue recording 608:Mark "Flood" Ellis 600: 521:, an Otari MTR100 420: 9051:Dance-rock albums 9003: 9002: 8882:Sound & Color 8780:The White Stripes 8756:The White Stripes 8732:The White Stripes 8511: 8510: 8471:Bram van den Berg 8173:From the Sky Down 7661: 7660: 7426:978-0-9760357-5-6 7384:978-1-84772-108-2 7338:978-0-385-31157-1 7316:978-1-933648-71-2 7208:Sverigetopplistan 7140:Music & Media 7042:Pro-Música Brasil 7040:(in Portuguese). 6783:on 18 August 2012 6704:Music & Media 6622:austriancharts.at 6513:. Richard Meeker. 6340:Beresford, Jack. 6142:Los Angeles Times 5971:Los Angeles Times 5945:on 21 August 2010 5816:on 20 August 2008 5634:Christgau, Robert 5586:The Village Voice 5577:Christgau, Robert 5447:Chicago Sun-Times 5347:(Press release). 4773:Los Angeles Times 4678:on 6 October 2014 4574:Los Angeles Times 4444:All Media Network 4169:Los Angeles Times 3660:(5 August 1993). 3658:DeCurtis, Anthony 3584: 3583: 3579: 3575: 3393:Pro-Música Brasil 3319: 3318: 3163: 3155: 3147: 3139: 3131: 3123: 3115: 3088: 3087: 3081: 3080: 3053: 3052: 2991:Music & Media 2968:Canadian Albums ( 2934: 2933: 2884:Sverigetopplistan 2772:Austrian Albums ( 2731: 2730: 2563:– guitar, piano, 2508: 2507: 2424: 2423: 2379:Bono and the Edge 1968:Nielsen Soundscan 1879:The Village Voice 1845:Irish Independent 1818:Chicago Sun Times 1772:Los Angeles Times 1708: 1707: 1699:The Village Voice 1464:Los Angeles Times 1419:Chicago Sun-Times 1358:Critical reaction 1324:In October 2011, 1260:U2's delivery of 1240:Los Angeles Times 1194:Nicolae Ceauşescu 1011:rewinding, and a 911: 882: 857: 538:1176 Peak Limiter 491:audio engineering 479:Larry Mullen, Jr. 296: 295: 226: 225: 91:February–May 1993 16:(Redirected from 9058: 8906:Sleep Well Beast 8538: 8531: 8524: 8515: 8499: 8498: 8487: 8486: 8067:Videos and films 8001:U2.Communication 7728:Larry Mullen Jr. 7688: 7681: 7674: 7665: 7620:"The First Time" 7559: 7552: 7545: 7536: 7531: 7500: 7494: 7486: 7470: 7456: 7430: 7411: 7388: 7365: 7342: 7320: 7301: 7285: 7265: 7264: 7262: 7260: 7243: 7237: 7236: 7225: 7219: 7218: 7216: 7214: 7200: 7194: 7193: 7191: 7189: 7170: 7159: 7153: 7152: 7150: 7148: 7136: 7128: 7122: 7114: 7112: 7110: 7096: 7090: 7089: 7081: 7077: 7070: 7064: 7063: 7052: 7046: 7045: 7034: 7028: 7027: 7016: 7010: 7009: 7007: 7005: 6996: 6988: 6982: 6981: 6979: 6977: 6968:. 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