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Oct 18 2002

U2 songs posted on the internet

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U2 fans can hear some of the band’s less well known tracks from their forthcoming Best Of album online. The site will also include rare B-sides and remixed tracks which feature on the strictly limited edition release ‘The Best Of The B-sides’. Their official website is streaming a new track every day in the run-up to the release of U2 The Best Of 1990 – 2000.

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