Album Info Hide Show Artist: U2 Album: Zooropa Released: Worldwide, 20 Oct 2023 Tracklist: A1 Zooropa 6:31 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Mixed By – Flood Mixed By [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Recorded By [Second Half Of Backing track Recorded At Soundcheck By] – Joe O’Herlihy Synthesizer – Brian Eno A2 Babyface 4:01 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Loops [Chimes Loop] – Des Broadbery Mixed By – Flood Mixed By [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan A3 Numb 4:18 Backing Vocals – Bono, Larry Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Mixed By – Robbie Adams Mixed By [Assisted By] – Mary McShane Recorded By [Originally Recorded With] – Daniel Lanois Sounds [Arcade Sounds] – Brian Eno Synthesizer [Additional Synthesizers] – Brian Eno B1 Lemon 6:58 Arranged By [Strings Arranged By], Strings – Brian Eno Backing Vocals – Brian Eno, The Edge Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Mixed By – Flood Mixed By [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Synthesizer – Brian Eno B2 Stay (Faraway, So Close!) 4:58 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Mixed By – Flood Mixed By [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan B3 Daddy’s Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car 5:19 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Loops – Des Broadbery, Flood Mixed By – Flood Mixed By [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan C1 Some Days Are Better Than Others 4:17 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Loops – Brian Eno, Des Broadbery Mixed By – Robbie Adams Mixed By [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan Synthesizer – Brian Eno C2 The First Time 3:45 Engineer – Robbie Adams Mixed By – Flood Mixed By [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Piano, Harmonium – Brian Eno C3 Dirty Day 5:24 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Mixed By – Robbie Adams Mixed By [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Synthesizer [Synthesizers On ‘Father To Son’ Section] – Brian Eno C4 The Wanderer 4:44 Backing Vocals – The Edge Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Featuring [Starring] – Johnny Cash Loops [Background Loops] – Flood Mixed By – Flood, Robbie Adams Mixed By [Assisted By] – Willie Mannion Synthesizer [Additional Synthesizers] – Brian Eno D1 Lemon (The Perfecto Mix) 8:57 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Remix, Producer [Additional Production] – Paul Oakenfold, Steve Osborne D2 Numb (Gimme Some More Dignity Mix) 8:51 Engineer – Flood, Robbie Adams Engineer [Assisted By] – Rob Kirwan, Willie Mannion Remix – Rollo & Rob D Info About Buying Vinyl From Our Record Store We are a small independent record store located at 211 High St, Preston in Melbourne, Australia (North of Northcote, between Thornbury & Reservoir) We buy and sell new and used vinyl records – if you have a collection you’d like to sell please click here . 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We are strongly committed to customer satisfaction. If you experience any problems with your order contact us so we can rectify the situation. If the record arrives damaged or doesn’t arrive we will cover the cost of replacing or returning the record. If you change your mind you have 30 days to return your record but you must cover the cost of returning it to the store. You can contact our Melbourne record shop at (03) 9939 3807 or at [email protected] Happy Listening! Description Hide Show 2LP – Limited 30th Anniversary Edition Transparent Yellow Vinyl housed in a deluxe Gatefold Sleeve on Foil Board. Happy 30th Anniversary to U2s eighth studio album Zooropa, originally released July 5, 1993. In February 1993, U2 were on a break before starting the second year of their massive Zoo TV Tour in support of their chart-topping 1991 album Achtung Baby. A commentary on media oversaturation, the tour featured massive TV screens and interactive multimedia that gave the audience a reality show-type experience, making the entire endeavor an insanely ambitious undertaking. However, during the break, the band decided to go into the studiojust to record an EP, they told themselves. But then the ideas began to flow and, as the tour started back up in the spring, U2 decided to fly back and forth to Dublin to continue recording. The sublimely weird full album that came out of this mid-tour madness they christened Zooropa. The title is a play on the name Europa mixed with the Zoo theme from the Zoo TV tour. The album was started in February 1993 during a six-month break between legs on the Zoo TV tour. U2 decided they would make an EP to capture some of the energy they had after the tour stops. The tour was due to restart in May 1993, and they felt an EP would allow them to promote the tour. As work progressed, the band realized they were close to an album, and rather than push out the EP before the start of the tour, they traveled between tour destinations and Dublin to complete mixing and recording of the album. The album was recorded with Flood and Brian Eno acting as producers, as well as The Edge taking a credit as producer. Preliminary work had been been started with Robbie Adams, while on tour in 1992, recording ideas at soundchecks, and compiling some loops from some of the more interesting parts. The band started recording in The Factory in Dublin in February working on rough demos. In March of 1993, with a full album in their sights, they began to split work between two studios with Robbie Adams handling the recording at The Factory, and Flood handling recording at the new Windmill Lane Studios. Eno was brought in for two week periods to produce and work with songs. Some additional work was done at Westland Studio in Dublin. The album was delivered in late May of 1993. Product Reviews Hide Show Write a Review