Tracklist
A1 | A Celebration | 2:57 | |
A2 | A Celebration (Studio Out-Take) | ||
B1 | Trash, Trampoline And The Party Girl | 2:32 | |
B2 | Trash, Trampoline And The Party Girl (Live From The Innocence + Experience Tour Köln 2015) |
Companies, etc.
- Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Island Records Ltd.
- Copyright © – Island Records Ltd.
- Published By – Universal Music Publishing International B.V.
- Published By – Universal - Polygram International Publishing, Inc.
- Record Company – Universal Music
- Record Company – Universal International Music B.V.
- Pressed By – Optimal Media GmbH – BL 59393
- Lacquer Cut At – Bernie Grundman Mastering
Credits
- Art Direction, Design – Shaughn McGrath
- Bass – Adam Clayton
- Creative Director – Gavin Friday
- Drums – Larry Mullen
- Engineer – Paul Thomas (tracks: A1, A2, B1)
- Engineer [Assistant] – Kevin Moloney (tracks: A1, A2, B1)
- Guitar, Directed By [Mastering & Remastering Directed By] – The Edge
- Lacquer Cut By – SS*
- Lyrics By, Vocals – Bono
- Management – Paul McGuinness (2)
- Management [Day To Day Manager] – Jennifer Pitcher
- Management [Senior Management Associate] – Kelly McNamara
- Management [U2 Manager] – Guy Oseary
- Management, Production Manager [Director Of Production & Operations] – Nadine King
- Music By, Written-By – U2
- Photography By [A Celebration Video Stills; Video Directed By] – Meiert Avis
- Producer – Steve Lillywhite (tracks: A1, A2, B1)
- Research [Archive Manager] – Rebecca Coffey
- Technician [Systems Manager] – Rab McAllister
Notes
Hype Sticker:
40th Anniversary
A Celebration
U2
Limited Edition Exclusive Record Store Day Release 2022
Includes two previously unreleased tracks
180g heavyweight vinyl
recordstoreday.com
3869295
Sticker on shrink: "Made in "
7500 copies
40th Anniversary
A Celebration
U2
Limited Edition Exclusive Record Store Day Release 2022
Includes two previously unreleased tracks
180g heavyweight vinyl
recordstoreday.com
3869295
Sticker on shrink: "Made in "
7500 copies
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode (Text): 00602438692958
- Barcode (Scanned): 602438692958
- Label Code: LC00407
- Rights Society: BIEM/SDRM
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): BL 59393-01 A1 3869295-A1 SS
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): BL 59393-01 B1 3869295-B1 SS
Other Versions (5 of 21)
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A Celebration (7", 45 RPM, Single) | Island Records | WIP 6770 | UK | 1982 | ||
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セレブレイション = A Celebration (7", 45 RPM, Single) | Polystar | 7S-69 | Japan | 1982 | ||
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A Celebration (7", Single, 45 RPM) | Island Records | K-8716, WIP 6770 | Australia | 1982 | ||
New Submission
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A Celebration (7", 45 RPM, Single, Stereo) | Island Records | 104.098 | Benelux | 1982 | ||
Recently Edited
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A Celebration (7", 45 RPM, Single) | Island Records | 6010 510 | 1982 |
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Reviews
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Edited 8 months agoClean, thick vinyl in a poly sleeve. This is by far the cleanest A Celebration has sounded on vinyl, however, it also sounds a bit flat/tamed, the drums seem to have a lot less impact/presence than the original, the rhythm was a big part originally, immersive and had more of a Siouxsie & The Banshees vibe, the guitar also had more oomph originally, swirling in your head like a hive of angry bees. Party Girl sounds a lot more cleaned up and balanced, you could almost feel Bono's sore throat on the 45, I prefer it here. The live version is fun, but a unreleased live version from this era would have fit in better. The Main attraction is the Alternate version of A Celebration, unlike the single version the flat sound is not an issue for this version.... perhaps the tape was more "fresh" the outtake alone makes this 12" worth getting.
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Edited one year agoGreat “forgotten” single. I used to get really excited when bands released non album singles. Some absolute classics were released with arguably Buzzcocks being the kings (The Jam not far behind). This is U2s best non album single imo. Electrical Storm was good but this is still the post punk U2. Edge sounding like he has been listening to Keith Levine anf the almighty McGeogh. Anyway, A Celebration sounds superb on the 12” format, and the session version is worth having as well.
We also get the classic B side Trash Trampoline etc. The studio version sounds a bit odd to me. Its almost as if the volume is wafting up and down very fast and very subtly. I can’t it sounding like that on the 7”. No one else has mentioned this so maybe my ears are knackered.
Worth having this. I would like I Will Follow in a similar format. -
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