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Subject: U2
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Date: Thu, 25-Apr-85 07:08:07 EST
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11 O'Clock Tick Tock is available only on a 45. Several songs were recorded
between albums and released on 45's. These include live versions of some
songs off of Boy and October. These 45's are available in a set of 8 45's
the name of which I don't. Much of their material has not been released
in the states and is available only on imports, a good record store
should be able to help you out.
 I saw U2 in Boston at the Metro (a punk/new wave club) a couple of years
ago when they were first touring the Boy album. I was impressed by the
performance. Bono, however, appeared to be totally hammered, he kept falling
down and dropping the michrophone. They were still outstanding. Since that time
they have only played very large halls in that area and have yet to venture 
to Maine where I now live. Oh well, perhaps next tour.

						*db*