The Complete U2

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The Complete U2

So U2’s “digital box set” hit iTunes this morning. I can’t take a close look at it at the moment (no iTunes at work), but I’ll poke around later on. Mostly, I’m just posting this as an excuse to toss the little advertising banner up on the site in the desperate, misguided hope that one of my readers will have the money for the set, feel like buying it, and do so after clicking through from my site. Hey, I can dream, right?

Fifteen albums, 25 rare tracks, and a “digital booklet” (ahem….pdf file). I’ve gotta admit, if I had the money to blow, I wouldn’t mind picking it up.

Of course, I don’t have the money to blow, so it’s kind of a moot point (grin). Those silly little details keep tripping me up.

Update: Having had some time to take a look at the set…well, if some kind (rich) soul were to suddenly drop a \$150 iTunes gift certificate![][1] my way I wouldn’t be complaning. Nope, no complaints at all. ;)

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