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Eamon Dunphy

Unforgettable Fire: The Story Of U2 [Second Hand]

Unforgettable Fire: The Story Of U2 [Second Hand]

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Condition: Moderate cover wear. (Spine crease, creasing, edge/surface wear). Minor page wear (Edge wear, foxing, creasing). Remainder marked.

Unforgettable Fire: The Story Of U2 

When The Joshua Tree topped the charts in 22 countries, U2 became the hottest band in the world. Half Catholic, half protestant, they embody the conflict and the anguish of a divided Ireland, but throughout the world their unique music is the voice of hope for the disillusioned, the oppressed and the hungry. This is the story of U2's early days in Dublin, their struggles to be heard against the anarchic sound of punk, their first recording contract with Island Records, their flirtation with fundamentalist Christianity and their breathtaking triumph at 'Live Aid', where they stole the show from the legends of rock music and established themselves as the driving musical force for worldwide political change.

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Biography Ireland Memoir Music Non-fiction

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Product Data

  • Author/Editor: Eamon Dunphy
  • Barcode/IBSN: 9780140107661
  • Format: Paperback
  • Dimensions: 0.3 kg - 110 x 180 x 29 mm

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