U2 Wide Awake in Europe LP RSD 99 cents NO RESERVE
  $   123

 


$ 123 Sold For
Nov 27, 2010 Sold Date
Nov 22, 2010 Start Date
20   Number Of Bids
  USA Country Of Seller
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Description

 Up for bid is an extremely rare Record Store Day 2010 exclusive from U2. The 12" vinyl "Wide Awake In Europe" features three never before released live tracks from Ireland, Brussels and France, 2009-2010.

This item is stamped #5245.  There is a RUMOR that only 5000 were pressed, but this is not true (obviously) as I have #5245 IN HAND and ready to ship to the winner.

The set is SEALED, unplayed, untouched and mint.

Please note: This is a pre-sale. The release date for this set is November 26th. Item is in hand and will ship to winning bidder after that date.

Track listing:

Side A:  "Mercy" (Live from Brussels)
Side B: "I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight" (Live U2360 Remix), "Moment Of Surrender" (Live From Paris)

Media Mail shipping is $4.00 to winners in the US.  Shipping is $9.00 to winners in Canada.  **Please email for quotes for the rest of the world**.  Packages will be securely packed and sent out immediately after the 26th.  If you want "Expedited Shipping", please email for quotes.

On Nov-23-10 at 07:06:24 PST, seller added the following information:

** Due to the "time-sensitive" nature of this auction, payment by the winner MUST be made within 24 hrs. of being invoiced or else the item gets offered to the 2nd highest bidder.** Payment is via PayPal ONLY

On Nov-23-10 at 07:19:11 PST, seller added the following information:

This was just sent to me by a thoughtful eBayer: Just to let you know, there is in fact only 5,000 copies pressed. This information is from www.atu2.com (reliable u2 source): "Our question: If this record is said to be limited to 5,000 pressings, how come Mike has numbers 5500 and 5501? (see third picture below) UPDATE: A contact at Universal Music has answered this question for us. Here's why: "During the manufacturing process, some jackets get damaged during the numbering process. These jackets are destroyed, but we do not go back and re-set the numbering machine for each damaged jacket. We simply run numbers past 5,000. If we didn?t do this, we would end up with much less than 5,000 total units."


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