Your U2 Collectibles

Originally posted by pan_Feroslav:[..]

think it was Wellington Quay. in 2002 I bought a lot of bootlegs here, in 2005 the store was still open but during my last visit in 2009 it was closed.

Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
Been to Moydrum.

But in a year or so when we get seriously planning, I may hit you up for some tips. This will be our 3rd visit, so we're gonna try to find to take the road most less taken this time.

Originally posted by daymo1202:[..]
I'm impressed you've been to Moydrum, that's cool. Some of the Unforgettable Fire promo shots were photographed over in the Burren in County Clare. Worth checking out and yes it's definitely the road-less-travelled. Although the band did shoot that famous pose at the Cliffs of Moher.

Originally posted by daymo1202:Carrigogunnell Castle Co Limerick; Rear cover of the Unforgettable Fire

http://irelandinruins.blogspot.ie/2011/05/carrigogunnell-castle-co-limerick.html

From the website:

"Used to go camping there every summer and there were 4 of us there in August 1984 when U2 showed up. did we have a camera ?? of course not !!
they hadn't quite cracked into the big time at that stage. even showed the edge how to climb the tricky first stage of the tower."

Originally posted by u2joost:[image]
Just saw this on ebay:

U2 - Red Hill Mining Town 2017 Mix - 1 Track Dutch/European Promo CD Joshua Tree

would this be a real promo, or fake?

Originally posted by u2joost:[image]
Just saw this on ebay:

U2 - Red Hill Mining Town 2017 Mix - 1 Track Dutch/European Promo CD Joshua Tree

would this be a real promo, or fake?

Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
It does not say it's Unofficial on Discogs but I wouldn't buy it.

https://www.discogs.com/U2-Red-Hill-Mining-Town/release/10237170

Originally posted by Welsh_Edge:[..]
It does not say it's Unofficial on Discogs but I wouldn't buy it.

https://www.discogs.com/U2-Red-Hill-Mining-Town/release/10237170

Originally posted by blueeyedboy:[..]
Hard to say. Discogs does have it listed in official release, and I do know that when I worked at Warner Bros. getting a promotional advance of an album on CD-R was not out of the ordinary, so it's likely a legit piece.

If you're in no rush to have it, just keep monitoring and searching. If it's a legit label release, it won't be as rare as it will likely be advertised. Collectible, yes. Limited, most certainly. But not worth the asking price...