Originally posted by LikeASong:Well, everything that has Achtung Baby on its cover will be a re-release, like The Joshua Tree was a re-release, etc. (re-release = released again)... I wouldn't mind a remaster -although it doesn't need it- , what I do NOT want is any kind of re-recording a la Beautiful Ghost or Disappearing act, you know what I mean? I want the same songs that were released in 1991, without any 2011 element.
Originally posted by LikeASong:Well, everything that has Achtung Baby on its cover will be a re-release, like The Joshua Tree was a re-release, etc. (re-release = released again)... I wouldn't mind a remaster -although it doesn't need it- , what I do NOT want is any kind of re-recording a la Beautiful Ghost or Disappearing act, you know what I mean? I want the same songs that were released in 1991, without any 2011 element.
Originally posted by RattleandHum1988:Yeah the DVD will be the new documentary, and probably the outside broadcast special.
There's the off-chance that we'll get a full-blown show though, I mean they didn't even film a present-time documentary for the Joshua Tree anniversary. Maybe after the whole U2 Duals episode they're actually taking this shit seriously for the fans. I for one would LOVE to see the Stockholm show remastered, but I have my doubts.
Originally posted by cookoman:[..]
Although, in relation to a current day doco for the Joshua Tree there was the Greatest Albums series on JT that was filmed in the late 90's I think (Post Pop, Pre ATYCLB).
U2 is planning to re-issue both Achtung Baby and Zooropa later this year, according to the new issue of Rolling Stone magazine (with Katy Perry on the cover). Author Brian Hiatt writes that the two albums are "likely" to be released separately along with a deluxe box set that will include both albums and additional audio/video from the Zoo TV era. Says U2 manager Paul McGuinness:
"There will be multiple formats. If you pile a lot of extra material and packaging and design work into a super-duper box set, there are people who will pay quite a lot for it, so you can budget it at a very high level and pump up the value."
Last month in Winnipeg, U2 simultaneously rehearsed for its Glastonbury performance and shot an Achtung Baby documentary with direct Davis Guggenheim. The Rolling Stone article mentions the documentary, but doesn't specifically say that it will be part of the Achtung Baby/Zooropa package.
Rolling Stone also reports that U2 is working on an app "for the iPad and other tablets that could be involved with the releases."
The article says the re-issued albums will be released "this fall," but gives no specific date. (thx to Reilly for the tip)
Originally posted by jofice:Silly thing to say by him but he's right