Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: The Joshua Tree (Twentieth Anniversary Edition) by U2

"I Still Haven't
Found What I'm
Looking For
(Remastered)"

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Record Label: Island Records

Originally released: 01-JAN-1987

From the album The Joshua Tree (Twentieth Anniversary Edition)
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Disc 1

Play	Track	Price
	1. Where The Streets Have No Name (Album Version - Remastered)	$0.99
	2. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (Remastered) (selected track)	$1.29
	3. With Or Without You (Remastered)	$1.29
	4. Bullet The Blue Sky (Remastered)	$0.99
	5. Running To Stand Still (Remastered)	$0.99
	6. Red Hill Mining Town (Remastered)	$0.99
	7. In God's Country (Remastered)	$0.99
	8. Trip Through Your Wires (Remastered)	$0.99
	9. One Tree Hill (Remastered)	$0.99
	10. Exit (Remastered)	$0.99
	11. Mothers Of The Disappeared (Remastered)	$0.99
Disc 2
Play	Track	Price
	1. Luminous Times (Hold On To Love) (Remasterd)	$0.99
	2. Walk To The Water (Remastered)	$0.99
	3. Spanish Eyes (Remastered)	$0.99
	4. Deep In The Heart (Remastered)	$0.99
	5. Silver And Gold (Remastered)	$0.99
	6. Sweetest Thing (Remastered)	$0.99
	7. Race Against Time (Remastered)	$0.99
	8. Where The Streets Have No Name (Single Edit Remastered)	$0.99
	9. Silver And Gold featuring Keith Richards, Ron Wood, Steve Jordan (Sun City Version) Guest Musician: Steve Jordan, Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards	$0.99
	10. Beautiful Ghost/Introduction To Songs Of Experience	$0.99
	11. Wave Of Sorrow (Birdland)	$0.99
	12. Desert Of Our Love	$0.99
	13. Rise Up	$0.99
	14. Drunk Chicken/America featuring Allen Ginsberg	$0.99

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Reviews

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Rolling Stone

In 1987 U2 joined the pantheon of World's Biggest Rock Bands with The Joshua Tree, an album that deserved its monster sales and "instant classic" status. U2 kick things off with a 1-2-3 knockout punch of great singles, while deep album cuts like "Running to Stand Still" are uniformly strong. This remastered anniversary edition features a disc's worth of bonus material. Such B-sides as "Spanish Eyes," "Walk to the Water" and (especially) "Sweetest Thing" would be considered worthy album cuts by just about any other rock band.

- Nick Dedina

The Joshua Tree has been U2's most popular album since about ten minutes after it was
released. The 1987 smash was the culmination of their American phase, between their
florid, young-European phase and their grizzled, mature-European phase. The album's
huge commercial success whisked the lads from superstardom to megastardom, and they
spent the next decade trying to recover from it - Bono once described the muc... More >

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- ROB SHEFFIELD

(p) 2007 Universal-Island Records Ltd. Universal-Island Limited. Manufactured by Interscope Records.

(c) 2007 Universal-Island Records Ltd. Universal-Island Limited. Manufactured by Interscope Records.