The tracklist is as follows:
'No Line on the Horizon'
'Magnificent'
'Moment of Surrender'
'Unknown Caller'
'I'll Go Crazy if I Don't Go Crazy Tonight'
'Get On Your Boots'
'Stand Up Comedy'
'Fez - Being Born'
'White As Snow'
'Breathe'
'Cedars of Lebanon'
The first single from the album will be 'Get On Your Boots'. Following a tradition of over thirty years, RTE DJ Dave Fanning will be the first to play the single in the world. He will do so on his show on RTÉ 2fm on Monday mornng, January 19, 2009.
Fanning commented on the event by saying: "This might just be the longest gap ever between U2 albums. From everything I've heard so far, it's been more than worth the wait."
Monday morning will be a 'Beautiful Day' of 'Three Sunrises' for U2 fans the world over as they tune in to Fanning's show or log on to RTE's website for the premiere of 'Get On Your Boots'. You can be sure they will all find it "more than worth the wait."
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Post a CommentI credited the photo that graces this album's jacket. I said it was taken by Anton Corbijn who has taken the majority of U2's album covers and promotional photos throughout the band's career. This minimalist photo, however, is the work of Japanese artist and photographer Hiroshi Sugimoto. My sincere apologies for the error.