Name: Wide Awake in America
Price: 3490 JPY

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Wide Awake in America

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フォーマット	LPレコード
構成数	1
国内/輸入	輸入
パッケージ仕様	-

発売日	2018年04月13日
規格品番	5797084
レーベル	UMC/Island
SKU	602557970845

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1985年の4トラックのハーフ・ライブ/ハーフ・スタジオEP。180gへヴィー・ヴァイナル。オリジナルを忠実に再現したアートワーク。

発売・販売元提供資料（2018/03/13）

As U2 were completing the supporting tour for The Unforgettable Fire, they released the four-track EP Wide Awake in America. Comprised of two outtakes ("Three Sunrises," "Love Comes Tumbling") and two live cuts ("Bad" and a phenomenal version of "A Sort of Homecoming"), the record may be aimed at the hardcore collector. Even so, most U2 fans will find it necessary, since the two rejects are actually stronger than about half of The Unforgettable Fire, and the live cuts again demonstrate U2's undeniable talent for captivating concerts. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Rovi

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構成数 | 1枚

合計収録時間 | 00:20:48

This includes live recordings and out-takes from the "Unforgettable Fire" tour and album, 1984-85. U2: Bono (vocals); Dave "The Edge" Evans (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Adam Clayton (bass); Larry Mullen, Jr. (drums). Producers: Tony Visconti, U2, Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois. Engineers include: Kevin Killen, Ron St. Germain, Paul Thomas. Put together as a follow-up to the phenomenally successful THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE, the EP WIDE AWAKE IN AMERICA captures two of that album's finest cuts as recorded live. While the studio version of "Bad" displayed U2's trademark whisper-to-a-scream structure, the slow burn is extended even further in the live arena. "A Sort Of Homecoming" is given the same over-the-top dramatic treatment. Throughout, Bono soars, evoking a drama of near-biblical proportions atop the studied, controlled intricacies of the Edge's effect-laden soundscapes. As a bonus, the EP includes two previously unreleased tracks from THE UNFORGETTABLE FIRE sessions ("Three Sunrises" and the rootsier "Love Comes Tumbling"), breathing new life into what was already a classic rock album.