U2 Rattle And Hum (Out of print 2002 UK/EU 17-track double album 2-LP pressed on 180-gram black vinyl. Rattle and Hum stands as one of U2's most ambitious and openly conversational works - an album that captures the band grappling withAmerica's musical heritage in real time. Initially overshadowed by the accompanying film's grandiose missteps, the record itself has endured, revealing a vivid, sometimes raw, and often inspired document of a group in creative transition. Mixing studio recordings with live performances, Rattle and Hum moves between driving originals - Desire, Hawkmoon 269, God Part II - and impassioned reinterpretations of American classics, including All Along the Watchtower. The album also highlights a series of notable collaborations: When Love Comes to Town with B.B. King, Love Rescue Me featuring Bob Dylan, Angel of Harlem with The Memphis Horns, and a soaring gospel-inflected version of I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For recorded with New Voices of Freedom. With contributions from Brian Eno, Van Dyke Parks, Benmont Tench, and more, the record offers a generous, exploratory snapshot of U2's late-'80s evolution - revealing a band simultaneously reflecting on its roots and expanding its vocabulary. Gatefold picture sleeve, factory sealed).