Breaking Down U2’s The Joshua Tree – The Iconic 80s Album That Almost Didn’t Happen - Professor of Rock

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Despite its eventual historic significance, there was a moment when the band’s iconic lead singer contemplated scrapping one of the greatest albums ever recorded, because he had second thoughts about the quality of the record. The story of what led to the creation of U2’s astonishing achievement The Joshua Tree NEXT on Professor of Rock.

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Breaking Down U2’s The Joshua Tree – The Iconic 80s Album That Almost Didn’t Happen

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