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Anniversary reissue for the album that redefined U2

U2 are preparing to release their most lavish deluxe editions to date, on October 31st this year, to mark the 20th anniversary of their seminal album Achtung Baby.

The album will be reissued across five formats and content will include previously unreleased material, live and documentary video footage, remixes, b-sides and even an album full of demo and early versions of the final 1991 track listing.

Confirmed track listing details for both Uber and Super Deluxe Editions are detailed below along with an overview of all the various physical formats.

Formats

Standard 1CD Edition

The standard album remastered

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Deluxe 2CD Edition [Pre-order here]

CD1: Standard album remastered

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CD1: B-Sides and Other Stuff

• 1. Lady With The Spinning Head (UV1) 3:57
• 2. Blow Your House Down 3:30
• 3. Salomé 4:35
• 4. Even Better Than The Real Thing 3:41
• 5. Satellite of Love 4:03
• 6. Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses (Temple Bar Remix) 4:52
• 7. Paint It Black 3:25
• 8. Even Better Than The Real Thing (Fish Out Of Water Remix) 4:08
• 9. Mysterious Ways (The Perfecto Mix) 7:11
• 10. Night and Day (Steel String Remix) 6:59
• 11. The Lounge Fly Mix 6:30
• 12. Fortunate Son 2:43
• 13. Alex Descends Into Hell For A Bottle Of Milk/Korova 1 3:39
• 14. Where Did It All Go Wrong? 3:59

Vinyl Box Set [Pre-order here]

A limited edition containing:

• • 2 LP vinyl on 180gsm of Achtung Baby album in wide spine sleeve
• • 2×12” translucent blue vinyl in sleeves containing remixes, B sides and more
• • 16 page 12×12 oversized booklet
• • Sticker
• • Back to Black download voucher

Super Deluxe Edition [Pre-order here]

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• • 6CD audio discs (the album, follow-up Zooropa, remixes and reworkings from Achtung Baby sessions)
• • 4DVD discs (including ‘From the Sky Down’ documentary’, ‘Zoo TV: Live From Sydney’, videos and bonus material).
• • 92 page hardback book.
• • 16 x art prints in wallet
• • Outer slipcase

Uber Deluxe Edition [Pre-order here – US] [Pre-order here – UK]

A limited edition “magnetic puzzle tiled box” which will contain

• • Gatefold wallet containing 6 CD audio discs (the album, follow-up Zooropa, remixes and reworkings from Achtung Baby sessions)
• • Gatefold wallet containing 4 DVD discs (including ‘From the Sky Down’ documentary’, ‘Zoo TV: Live From Sydney’, videos and bonus material).
• • Album vinyl on 180gsm black vinyl in wide spine sleeve with 2 x inner bags
• • 5×7” clear vinyl in original sleeves housed in a slipcase
• • 84 page hardback book
• • 16 page 12×12 oversized booklet
• • Bono’s trademark ‘The Fly’ sunglasses
• • 4 x enamel badges
• • Propaganda magazine
• • 16 art prints in wallet
• • Sticker sheet
• • Exclusive numbered lithograth

The tracklisting for the six discs listed below are contained within both Uber and Super Deluxe Edition

U2 Achtung Baby Lyrics

CD1: Achtung Baby

• 1. “Zoo Station”
• 2. “Even Better Than The Real Thing”
• 3. “One”
• 4. “Until The End Of The World”
• 5. “Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses”
• 6. “So Cruel”
• 7. “The Fly”
• 8. “Mysterious Ways”
• 9. “Tryin’ To Throw Your Arms Around The World”
• 10. “Ultra Violet (Light My Way)”
• 11. “Acrobat”
• 12. “Love Is Blindness”

CD2: Zooropa

• 1. “Zooropa”
• 2. “Babyface”
• 3. “Numb”
• 4. “Lemon”
• 5. “Stay (Faraway, So Close!)”
• 6. “Daddy’s Gonna Pay for Your Crashed Car”
• 7. “Some Days Are Better Than Others”
• 8. “The First Time”
• 9. “Dirty Day”
• 10. “The Wanderer”

CD3: Uber Remixes

• 1. “Night and Day” (Steel String Remix) 6:57
• 2. “Real Thing” (Perfecto Mix) 6:37
• 3. “Mysterious Ways” (Solar Plexus Extended Club Mix) 7:01
• 4. “Lemon” (Perfecto Mix) 8:57
• 5. “Can’t Help Falling in Love” (Triple Peaks Remix) 4:35
• 6. “Lady with the Spinning Head” (Extended Dance remix) 6:08
• 7. “Real Thing” (V16 Exit Wound Remix) 3:19
• 8. “Mysterious Ways (Ultimatum Mix) 5:02
• 9. “The Lounge Fly Mix” 6:28
• 10. “Mysterious Ways” (The Perfecto Remix) 7:05
• 11. “One” (Apollo 440 Remix) 5:04

CD4: Unter Remixes

• 1. “Mysterious Ways” (Tabla Motown Remix) 4:29
• 2. “Mysterious Ways” (Appollo 440 Magic Hour Remix) 4:28
• 3. “Can’t Help Falling in Love” (Mystery Train Dub) 8:34
• 4. “One” (Apollo 440 Ambient Mix) 5:04
• 5. “Lemon” (Momo’s Reprise) 4:09
• 6. “Salome” (Zooromancer Remix) 8:02
• 7. “Even Better Than The Real Thing” (Trance Mix) 6:51
• 8. “Numb” (Gimme Some More Dignity Mix) 8:51
• 9. “Mysterious Ways” (Solar Plexus Magic Hour Remix) 8:15
• 10. “Numb” (The Soul Assassins Mix) 3:58
• 11. “Even Better Than The Real Thing” (Apollo 440 Stealth Sonic Remix) 6:44

CD5: B-Sides and Other Stuff

• 1. “Lady With the Spinning Head (UV1)” 3:57
• 2. “Blow Your House” 3:30
• 3. “Salomé” 4:35
• 4. “Even Better Than the Real Thing” 3:41
• 5. “Satelite of Love” 4:03
• 6. “Wild Horses” (Temple Bar Remix) 4:52
• 7. “Heaven And Hell” 5:03
• 8. “Oh Berlin” 4:31
• 9. “Near the Island” (instrumental) 2:56
• 10. “Down All The Days” 6:33
• 11. “Paint it Black” 3:25
• 12. “Fortunate Son” 2:43
• 13. “Alex Descends into Hell for a Bottle of Milk/Korova” 3:39
• 14. “Where Did It All Go Wrong” 3:59
• 15. “Everybody Loves a Winner” 5:16
• 16. “Even Better Than The Real Thing” (Fish Out of Water Remix) 4:08

CD6: “Kindergarten – The Alternative Achtung Baby”

• 1. “’Baby’ Zoo Station” 5:33
• 2. “’Baby’ Even Better Than The Real Thing” 3:42
• 3. “’Baby’ One” 4:35
• 4. “’Baby’ Until The End Of The World” 4:31
• 5. “’Baby’ Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses” 5:16
• 6. “’Baby’ So Cruel” 6:08
• 7. “’Baby’ The Fly” 4:45
• 8. “’Baby’ Mysterious Ways” 4:03
• 9. “’Baby’ Tryin’ To Throw Your Arms Around The World” 4:12
• 10. “’Baby’ Ultra Violet (Light My Way)” 5:49
• 11. “’Baby’ Acrobat” 4:26
• 12. “’Baby’ Love Is Blindness” 7:17

DVD 1 – FROM THE SKY DOWN – a documentary

DVD 2 – THE VIDEOS

• 1. THE FLY
• 2. MYSTERIOUS WAYS
• 3. ONE
• 4. EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING
• 5. ONE (Buffalo Version)
• 6. ONE (Restaurant Version)
• 7. WHO’S GONNA RIDE YOUR WILD HORSES
• 8. THE FLY (Performance only)
• 9. EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING (THE PERFECTO MIX)
• 10. THE FLY (Text only)
• 11. UNTIL THE END OF THE WORLD (Live)
• 12. THE FLY (Live from the Stop Sellafield Concert)
• 13. EVEN BETTER THAN THE REAL THING (Live from the Stop Sellafield Concert)
• 14. LOVE IS BLINDNESS
• 15. LEMON
• 16. STAY (FARAWAY, SO CLOSE!)
• 17. NUMB
• 18. NUMB (VIDEO REMIX)

DVD 3 – BONUS MATERIAL

1. ZOO TV SPECIAL – a documentary

2. SHORTS:

• · MTV’s “Most Wanted – ZooTV Special”
• · MTV Rockumentary
• · U2 on Naked City, 1993
• · U2 on TV-AM, 1992
• · Trabantland documentary

3. ROM CONTENT: Screensavers, Desktop Wallpapers, Weblinks

U2 Achtung Baby Song List

DVD 4 – ZOOTV LIVE FROM SYDNEY

• 1. Show Opening
• 2. Zoo Station
• 3. The Fly
• 4. Even Better Than The Real Thing
• 5. Mysterious Ways
• 6. One
• 7. Unchained Melody
• 8. Until The End Of The World
• 9. New Year’s Day
• 10. Numb
• 11. Angel Of Harlem
• 12. Stay (Faraway, So Close!)
• 13. Satellite Of Love
• 14. Dirty Day
• 15. Bullet The Blue Sky
• 16. Running To Stand Still
• 17. Where The Streets Have No Name
• 18. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
• 19. Daddy’s Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car
• 20. Lemon
• 21. With Or Without You
• 22. Love Is Blindness
• 23. Can’t Help Falling In Love

Achtung Baby 12″ Vinyl

SIDE A

• 1. “Zoo Station”
• 2. “Even Better Than The Real Thing”
• 3. “One”

SIDE B

• 1. “Until The End of The World”
• 2. “Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses*
• 3. “So Cruel”

SIDE C

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• 1. “The Fly”
• 2. “Mysterious Way”
• 3. “Tryin’ To Throw Your Arms Around The World”

SIDE D

• 1. “Ultra Violet (Light My Way)”
• 2. “Acrobat”
• 3. “Love Is Blindness”

5 x 7-inch Vinyl Singles

• 1. “The Fly”
• 2. “Mysterious Ways”
• 3. “Even Better than the Real Thing”
• 4. “One”
• 05. “Who’s Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses”

DVD

• 1. “From The Sky Down” – A Documentary
• 2. Videos
• 3. Bonus Material
• 4. “ZOO TV: Live From Sydney” – The Concert

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Achtung Baby is rightly known as one of rock's greatest reinventions because it was so complete. And just as the 1991 album both fulfilled and upended rock'n'roll myths, this coffee-table-book sized, 6xCD, 4xDVD set both props up Achtung and pokes a few holes in it.

'If you give a pop star a shit pile of dough and he refuses to self-destruct, I think it is a bit wet,' said a smoking, slicked-back, black-sunglasses-clad Bono in a 1993 interview on the UK music show 'Naked City'. 'I think it's part of the deal. If they don't die on a cross by 33, I'd ask for your money back.' Like many of the knowingly audacious quotes from the singer and his U2 mates during this period, it's a little tough to deduce the exact level of sincerity involved. And that was the whole idea. In the early 1990s, U2 were sending up the idea of a 'rock'n'roll star.' They were offering themselves as an ironic, postmodern band for similarly confused times. They were making fun of themselves and their own humorless, slate-faced 80s reputation. A year after Bono's casual quip about pop stars dying on a cross, Kurt Cobain killed himself. And in Nirvana's final video, for 'Heart-Shaped Box', Cobain could be seen making wild eyes in front of one.

Achtung Baby and its accompanying Zoo TV tour lived within the slippage between perception and reality. 'Sometimes you can get far closer to the truth of what you're trying to say by highlighting what it isn't as if it were true,' said the Edge on 'Naked City'. 'That's assuming we know the truth-- 'truth' is one of those words that's lost its meaning.' In the 80s, U2 seemed endlessly in search of a definite truth, whether in peace or god or love or some ambiguous combination of the three. Famously, they didn't find it.

But the quest was thrilling-- at least until 1988's album and film Rattle and Hum, which found the group looking and sounding spectacularly self-serious while gawkily paying tribute to some of their American heroes like Elvis Presley and B.B. King. The resulting critical backlash caused these open-hearted Irishmen to reflect, and they weren't crazy about what they saw in the mirror. 'We looked like a big, overblown rock band running amok,' says Bono in an excellent new documentary called From the Sky Down that chronicles the band's pivotal turn-of-the-decade moment. And while that might seem like an aptly derisive opinion of today's incarnation of U2, it's important to remember that these guys originally came out of the cacophony of rule-breaking post-punk, a realm where bloated arena rock was the enemy. So they went away and tried to come up with a new way to seek some truth.

Achtung Baby is rightly known as one of rock's greatest reinventions because it was so complete. Sure, U2 changed their sound from chiming melodics to lurching, distorted rhythm. But they also changed their attitude, their demeanor, their look, their ideas on how to deal with celebrity. All of a sudden, they were funny, sexy, a bit dangerous-- three things few would've associated with U2 in the 80s. And yet, at their core, the band's values remained constant. They were still ethically minded and interested in the real-life connection between living beings. But the way they went about projecting those core tenets flipped. In TV-news parlance, their attitude switched from '60 Minutes' to 'The Colbert Report'.

This new era was conveniently spelled-out on Achtung's first single 'The Fly' with the Edge's metallic skronk and Bono's conspiratorial, effected whisper of lines like, 'It's no secret that a conscience can sometimes be a pest/ It's no secret that ambition bites the nails of success.' And just as the album goes lengths to both fulfill and upend rock'n'roll myths with thorny tales of deep betrayal, questioned fidelity, and ambiguous artifice, this coffee-table-book sized, 6xCD, 4xDVD set both props up Achtung and pokes a few holes in it, too.

Take the album's much-ballyhooed place of origin, Berlin's Hansa Studios. This was the location that played host to David Bowie and Iggy Pop's electronic-inspired masterworks Low and The Idiot. And Hansa is located near the Berlin Wall, which had only recently been breached when U2 set up there in the fall of 1990. Perched literally in the middle of historic liberation, U2 were meant to find inspiration in the world events around them and turn that spark into a new version of the band for a new decade. It's a great backdrop for a great story. But it didn't really go down that way. 'We're there, and greatness has left the building,' Bono recalls in From the Sky Down, which features the band returning to Hansa earlier this year in preparation for their headlining set at Glastonbury.

While Berlin did inspire bits of the record-- 'Zoo Station' was named after one of its prominent train terminals-- it hardly lived up to its lofty reputation. This serves as a lesson for U2, a band that shamelessly worships past rock heroes, to move past such naïve mythologizing. 'Berlin was a baptism of fire,' says bassist Adam Clayton in the documentary. 'It was something we had to go through to realize what we were trying to get to was not something you could find physically, outside of ourselves, in some other city-- that there was not magic to it and that we actually had to put the work in and figure out the ideas and hone those ideas down.' This newfound pragmatism would help them to move past their fantasies about the sanctity of rock. So while Berlin played a part on Achtung Baby, it did so in surprising ways; though 'One' was mostly written in a burst of inspiration in Hansa, most of the album truly came together once the group went back home to Dublin.

Most of the audio bonuses in this set are unfortunately superfluous, and don't offer much in terms of insight. There are two CDs filled with dance remixes, and while U2 were at the vanguard of big time rock bands embracing the notion of the remix, even the most devout rave nostalgist would have little use for six remakes of 'Mysterious Ways'. The disc of bonus material and B-sides is disappointingly slight, and another filled with early versions of every song on Achtung offers a few revelations-- an Irish jig-style version of 'Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World' has an easy charm, but generally, it's easy to see why these attempts were improved upon later. Achtung's even more electronic and weirder follow-up, 1993's Zooropa-- which was recorded in a creative frenzy during a break in the Zoo TV tour-- is also included, though it's generally (and somewhat unfairly) glossed over in all the accompanying materials.

The worthy additions in this 'super deluxe edition' are nearly all visual. There's Anton Corbijn's gorgeous and colorful photography that covers its case, as well as a big, sturdy 84-page book. And then the four discs of video: It Might Get Loud director Davis Guggenheim's new 90-minute doc From the Sky Down, every video from the era, a full live gig taped in Australia in 1993, interview shows (like 'Naked City'), and, best of all, a playfully subversive TV special from 1992 that includes live footage from the Zoo TV tour as well as goofy interludes that play up the surrealism and insanity of the whole project. Moments like the 'Even Better Than the Real Thing' video, with the band playing in a glass case while fans look on outside, successfully tie in all the pomo flourishes U2 were chasing. The group was at the forefront of bringing huge video screens into the live arena, and some of the tricks they pull off-- Bono 'dueting' with a static-y Lou Reed or flipping channels to live local stations-- still look impressive. And for all the technical wizardry of the stage setup, the band still uses it to complement the music rather than overshadow it. Even 20 years on, the tour looks like something to behold, a singularly inventive experience that no band-- including U2 itself-- has been able to really expound upon in a meaningful way.

In the Zoo TV special, which originally aired during Thanksgiving weekend in 1992, a 'news commentator' covering the show dubs it 'the most significant and exciting TV event since the Gulf War.' Some of the ideas behind Zoo TV and Achtung Baby were inspired by the television coverage of that initial Gulf War in 1991, and the bizarre reality of being able to switch channels from home shopping to MTV to the bombing of Baghdad. U2 recognized the dangers of this idea, when war turned into just more filler for the burgeoning 24-hour TV-news cycle. And instead of preaching against it in a high and mighty fashion, they embraced that chaos in an effort to expose it. Of course, our collective information overload has been upped exponentially since thanks to the internet, making the flashes of words and slogans that backed U2 during their live campaign seem eerily prophetic. Talking about the Zoo TV audience in the 'Naked City' interview, drummer Larry Mullen, Jr. says, 'They're coming to a rock'n'roll show and watching television, what more can you ask for?' He's joking, but as we go to arenas and see singers on big screens through our cellphone cameras, the question begins to answer itself.