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This article is from the U2 FAQ, by Maryann Stump stumpm@juno.com with numerous contributions by others.
In 1995 U2 and Brian Eno collaborated to produce an album of
"soundtracks," songs and instrumentals for
motion pictures. A few of the movies described in the linear notes
actually exist. The rest likely are the result
of large quantities of demon alcohol.
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