These sessions resulted in “God Part II”, “All I Want is You”, “Hawkmoon 269”, the b-sides “A Room at the Heartbreak Hotel” and “Hallelujah (Here She Comes)”. Much of the remaining recording sessions for Rattle and Hum took place at A&M Studios in Hollywood, California, working with music producer David Tickle to capture the songs. It was also during these sessions at STS that an early version of “Even Better Than the Real Thing” would take shape. Sessions in Dublin with Paul Barrett at STS Studios resulted in the song “Desire” as well as a number of covers used as b-sides including “Unchained Melody”, “Everlasting Love”, “Dancing Barefoot”, “Fortunate Son” and “Paint it Black”. The song “Heartland” had begun life during recording sessions at Slane Castle for “The Unforgettable Fire” and while worked on during “The Joshua Tree” the song was not completed until it was mixed for “Rattle and Hum”. They also filmed themselves performing “Trip Through Your Wires”. “Angel of Harlem”, “Love Rescue Me”, and “When Love Comes to Town” were all recorded there, as well as a cover of “Jesus Christ” for the “Folkways” album, and an unreleased version of “She’s a Mystery to Me”. Studio recording for the album took place in a number of locations, including Sun Studios in Memphis Tennessee in November 1987, famous for being one of the big studios where Elvis, Roy Orbison and Johnny Cash had recorded over the years. 11, 1987, and “I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For” being performed at the concert at Madison Square Garden in New York on Sep. Two other live tracks were recorded at other dates on the tour, with “All Along the Watchtower” being captured from the bands “Save the Yuppies” concert in Justin Herman Plaza in San Francisco on Nov. Colour footage from the tour was filmed during the band’s concerts in Tempe Arizona on December 19 and 20, 1987.
The second nights performance was the more successful and seven songs from the show appeared in the film, with three appearing on the album. Black and white footage was captured from Denver’s McNichols Sports Arena over two nights, November 7 and 8, 1987. The live material captures here was filmed and recorded during The Joshua Tree tour.
Bullet the blue sky live rattle and hum movie#
At one point the working name for the movie was “U2 in the Americas”. Rattle and Hum was U2’s explorations of America throughout The Joshua Tree tour. The title Rattle and Hum is taken from a lyric from the song “Bullet the Blue Sky” included as one of the live tracks on the album. The album was released as the companion to the movie of the same name, directed by Phil Joanou. Out of seventeen tracks, two weren’t even from U2, six songs were recorded live in concert, and there were only nine new studio recorded tracks, but the album is generally accepted as U2’s sixth studio album. U2’s Rattle and Hum was a bit of a mish-mash.
"Love Rescue Me" (Studio Version) - U2 (06:24)."Angel of Harlem" (Studio Version) - U2 (03:49)."Pride (In the Name of Love)" (Live from Denver CO, Nov."Silver and Gold" (Live from Denver CO, Nov."Freedom for my People" (Excerpt) - Sterling Magee and Adam Gussow (00:36).
"I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" (Live from New York, Sep."All Along the Watchtower" (Live from San Francisco, CA, Nov."Van Diemen's Land" (Studio Version) - U2 (03:05)."Helter Skelter" (Live from Denver CO, Nov."Rattle and Hum" - U2 Album (Original Release) Track Listing:
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