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2004-10-15: BBC TV 'Top Of The Pops' - London, England

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Comments: BBC taping for Top of The Pops in front of ~200 people in the BBC car park. Live debuts of Vertigo, All Because Of You, and City Of Blinding Lights, though backing tracks were involved. Desire and She's A Mystery To Me are impromptu performances; the former is rough and electric, the latter is very stripped down and spare.

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· U2 take over Top Of The Pops from NME
· U2 - London BBC Studios from The Final Word (Mark Reed)

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· Desire stirred submitted by T Mc

Songs from 3 U2 albums have been played during that show (snippets not counted).

· How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb (3 songs)
· Rattle And Hum (1 songs)
· Unreleased Songs (1 songs)

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