Where the Streets Have No Name: Written by U2. Produced by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno. Recorded by Flood with Pat McCarthy. Mixed by Steve Lillywhite. Mix Engineered by Mark Wallace.

Silver and Gold: Written by Bono. Produced by U2. Engineered and Mixed by Paul Barrett.

Sweetest Thing: Written by U2. Produced by U2 with Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno. Engineered by Joe O'Herlihy and Pat McCarthy. Mixed by Mark Wallace. Assisted by Pat McCarthy.

Race Against Time: Written by U2. Produced by U2 with Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno. Recorded and Mixed by Flood with Pat McCarthy.

Silver and Gold was a solo song written and initially performed solo by Bono for the Sun City project.  The version found on this single is a rerecording of the track by the entire band.  Sweetest Thing was also rerecorded and was used to promote the Best of 1980-1990 release.  The original mix of the song, found on this single was used on the B-Sides compilation released with that disc.  It was released as a single in 1998.

Where the Streets Have No Name has become the highlight of the U2 live show for many.  It has been performed in each full show since the single was released in 1987 up to and including 2001's Elevation tour.  Live versions of the song have appeared on the Popheart / Please EP (Rotterdam 1997 performance), Hasta La Vista Baby (Mexico 1997 performance) and the Walk On single (Boston 2001 performance).