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U2 are to reissue "The Joshua Tree" next month to celebrate its 20th anniversary.
The Irish rockers classic recording will come out in four different new formats, featuring a host of extras.
It will be available as a remastered single CD, a 2-CD set, a 2-CD/1-DVD collectible box and also in a double-vinyl package.
U2 have written new sleeve notes to mark the anniversary and a host of demos, alternate versions and B-sides from the era are also expected to feature.
Meanwhile, the DVD will include a July 4, 1987, show at the Paris Hippodrome, alongside the documentary "Outside It's America".
"The Joshua Tree" is scheduled for re-release on November 20.
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U2 have been criticised for generating a huge carbon footprint on their current '360°' world tour.
Environmentalist organisation Carbonfootprint.com said the Irish rockers were being excessive and had produced emissions equalling that of 90,000 people flying from Dublin to London.
The campaign's environmental consultant Helen Roberts, said: "The carbon footprint generated by U2's 44 concerts this year is equal to carbon created by the four band members travelling the 34 read more
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U2 are to reissue "The Joshua Tree" next month to celebrate its 20th anniversary. 
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U2 have been criticised for generating a huge carbon footprint on their current '360°' world tour.