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| Genre | Pop/Rock , Alternative/Indie Rock , Alternative Pop/Rock , Contemporary Pop/Rock , College Rock , Album Rock , Post-Punk |
| Release Date | March 9, 1987 |
| Artist | U2 , Daniel Lanois , Brian Eno |
Tracklist
- 1Where the Streets Have No NameU25:37
- 2I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking ForU24:37
- 3With or Without YouU24:56
- 4Bullet the Blue SkyU24:32
- 5Running to Stand StillU24:18
- 6Red Hill Mining TownU24:52
- 7In God's CountryU22:57
- 8Trip Through Your WiresU23:32
- 9One Tree HillU25:23
- 10ExitU24:13
- 11Mothers of the DisappearedU25:14
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