U2 (Musical group)

"**** Out of five."--Rolling Stone.

Songs of Innocence is U2's most personal work to date, charting the band's earliest influences from 70s rock and punk rock to early 80s electronica and ambient music and giving insight into how and why the band came together. The album deals with themes of home and family, relationships and discovery.

U2 returns with the highly anticipated follow-up to the 2004 release How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb. The band's 14th album includes the single Get on Your Boots.

U2 reimagines and rerecords largely acoustic versions of songs from throughout their career, inspired by Bono's memoir, "Surrender".

Released in 1991, U2's Achtung Baby marked a major creative turning point for the band, and it took the band newer heights of success. It features some of the band's biggest hits including One; Mysterious Ways; and Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses. To mark the album's twentieth anniversary, this two-disc set has been put together featuring the remastered original album and many bonus tracks.

U2 continues to experiment with the dance and electronica of Achtung Baby with their follow-up, Zooropa. Some of the songs featured on the album include Lemon; Numb; and Stay (Faraway, So Close).

The life and work of Leonard Cohen is celebrated in Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man. The documentary also includes performances and interviews by artists that Cohen has inspired including U2, Beth Orton, Jarvis Cocker, Rufus Wainwright, and more.

Directed by Hamish Hamilton, the two and a half hour film features thirty tracks of old and new songs and includes a guest performance by Eagles of Death Metal.