We Will Follow: Tribute To U2: Various (Tribute): Amazon.ca: Music

1. With Or Without You - Heaven 17

2. One - Information Society

3. New Year's Day - Front Line Assembly/Tiffany

4. Pride - Razed In Black

5. Even Better Than The Real Thing - Dead Or Alive

6. I Will Follow - Spahn Ranch

7. All I Want Is You - Mission UK

8. Sunday Bloody Sunday - Electric Hellfire Club

9. October - Rosetta Stone

10. Numb - Die Krupps

11. Where The Streets Have No Name - Silverbeam/Ann Louise

12. Even Better Than The Real Thing (Julian Beeston Mix) - Bang Tango

13. Desire - The Polecats

14. Discotheque (Suspiria Mix) - Intra-Venus

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Album Description

1999 tribute to Ireland's favorite sons. Features musical homages by Tiffany with Front Line Assembly, Heaven 17, Infor mation Society, Dead Or Alive, Mission UK, Die Krupps, Polecats, Bang Tango and more. 14 tracks, including remakes of 'With Or Without You', 'New Year's Day', 'October', 'Even Better Than The Real Thing', 'Pride', 'Numb', 'Where The Streets Have No Name', 'I Will Follow' and many others.

Album Details

This 14 Track Tribute to One of the World's Most Successful Bands is a Must for Any U2 Fan. The Album Includes Tracks from Bands Such as the Mission, Dead Or Alive, the Polecats, Heaven 17, the Electric Hellfire Club and Rosetta Stone.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Brilliant, Nov 12 2003

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Gretta Payne (Timbuk2) - See all my reviews

This review is from: We Will Follow: Tribute To U2 (Audio CD)

Tiffany with Front Line Assembly on 'new years day'. That track is worth the purchase.

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4.0 out of 5 stars Best U2 Tribute CD You Can Buy!!!!, Sep 26 2003

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~Allie "Drake's Mom" (Des Moines, IA, USA) - See all my reviews

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If you like U2 and you like techno/punk, this album is for you. It's not a bunch of bands trying to imitate or sound just like the real thing. These artists have taken U2's songs and made them their own. They are all very different from the original, but close enough that you can still sing along. A must have for any serious U2 fan.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Not too bad..., Feb 28 2002

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"lpopejoy" (Arkansas) - See all my reviews

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I bought this because U2 is the best band on the planet ever. Period. And I enjoy hearing how other musicians interpret U2's songs. I gave it a 3 stars simply because they are great songs, but there are some on here that are [not so good]. The band that covers "With or Without You" should be taken... but only after being tortured with their song for a couple of days. Everything else is pretty good. I really enjoy "Numb" -- very [nice]. This is a great addition to the collection of any big U2 fan. If you enjoy tribute albums the same label that put out this album has Bauhaus and New Order tributes too. Both excellent and really live up to being called tributes.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Points for originality
This CD would have been worse if the cover bands did nothing with the songs. Most of the songs would have sounded better, but then there would be no reason for this album to... Read more

Published on Jun 27 2001 by Adam E. Silbestein

1.0 out of 5 stars Much Worse Than The Real Thing....
What in the world is going on? I had assumed that "Tribute" usually meant to pay homage to something - to celebrate it and bring to light it's worth. Read more

Published on Oct 26 2000 by Misty Jones