With or Without You (album)

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With or Without You
Kane WOWY album.jpg
Live album (Tribute album)by
ReleasedDecember 2000
Recorded
Genre Rock
Label Sony BMG
Kane chronology
As Long as You Want This
(2000)
With or Without You
(2000)
So Glad You Made It
(2001)

With or Without You is a live CD/DVD U2 tribute album recorded by the Dutch band Kane. The DVD was filmed on 20 September 2000 at Plan C in Rotterdam. The CD was recorded a day later, at Paridiso, Amsterdam. The album was released in December 2000, but only in the Netherlands. [1]

Track listing

The track listing on both the CD and DVD are the same, though the DVD includes an extra track. The recording covers songs from five U2 albums.

#SongCD track timeDVD track time
1."Where the Streets Have No Name"5:565:56
2."The Cry" / "The Electric Co."5:155:02
3."One"7:207:19
4."I Will Follow"4:294:08
5."With or Without You"6:216:21
6."Acrobat"5:295:29
7."The Unforgettable Fire"8:367:37
8."Running to Stand Still"4:003:23
9."All I Want Is You"0:591:01
10."Bullet the Blue Sky"12:5910:07
11."Pride (In the Name of Love)"5:41
12."Love Is Blindness"7:464:46

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References

  1. "With or Without You". u2wanderer.org. Retrieved 27 September 2023.