CD Cover |
Vinyl Cover |
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Commercial
Release |
December 8/9, 1997 |
Record
Label |
Island Records |
Top
Chart Position |
US: --, Canada: --, UK: -- |
Album |
Pop
(1997) |
TRACKLISTING |
Cd:
- MOFO (Phunk Phorce Mix) (8:43)
- MOFO (Mother's Mix) (8:56)
- If God Will Send His Angels (The
Grand Jury Mix) (5:40)
12" Vinyl:
- MOFO (Phunk Phorce Mix) (8:43)
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MOFO (Black Hole Dub) (6:45)
- MOFO (Mother's Mix) (8:56)
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MOFO (House Flavour Mix) (7:16) (Instrumental)
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MOFO (Romin Remix) (5:50)
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LINER NOTES |
MOFO (Phunk Phorce Mix):
Remix and additional production by Matthew Roberts for Bottom
Dollar Productions / Diesel Productions. Programmed by Leon
Roberts, Matthew Robers, and Matt Thomas. Keyboards by Jon Hall
for Moksha Management. Mix engineered by Leon Roberts at Chong's
Palatial Manor.
MOFO (Mother's Mix): Remix and additional
production by Roni Size at Sound & Visin Studios, Toronto.
Eye openers by DJ Die.
If God Will Send His Angels (The Grand Jury
Mix): Remix and additional production by Gerald Baillergeau
AKA Big Yam and Victor Merritt AKA Vino for Grand Jury
Productions.
MOFO (Black Hole Dub): Remix and
additional production by Matthew Roberts for Bottom Dollar
Productions / Diesel Productions. Programmed by Leon Roberts,
Matthew Robers, and Matt Thomas. Keyboards by Jon Hall for
Moksha Management. Mix engineered by Leon Roberts at Chong's
Palatial Manor.
MOFO (House Flavour Mix): Remix and
additional production by Roni Size at Sound & Visin Studios,
Toronto. Eye openers by DJ Die.
MOFO (Romin Remix): Music by U2.
Lyrics by Bono and the Edge. Additional production by
Johnny Moy for Influx Productions. Mixed and engineered by
Mark "Spike" Stent. Assisted by Rob Kirwan.
Mixed by Alan Moulder, Howie B., Steve Osbourne, Mark "Spike"
Stent. Assisted by Rob Kirwan. Keyboards: Steve
Osbourne.
Front cover based on an illustration by Run
Wrake. Design by ABA, London. Reproduced by Sonicon, London.
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OTHER NOTES |
Released at the same time as If
God Will Send His Angels, MOFO marked the 6th track released
from Pop as a single. This
was a record for U2, who's previous record was five singles
released from Achtung
Baby in the early 90s. Similar to Discotheque,
the MOFO single was made up mainly of mixes of the title track,
the sole exception being a remix of If God Will Send His Angels.
MOFO was a powerful song live which opened each Popmart concert.
A live version, recorded in Mexico in 1997, appeared on the Hasta
La Vista Baby live CD released to fan club members only.
The remix of If God Will Send His Angels has
been a source of confusion to many. It has been labelled as the
"Grand Jury Mix" and also as the "Big Yam
Mix" - both of these mixes are the same track, and indeed
if you read the credits for the Grand Jury Mix you will see that
it was remixed and produced by Gerald Baillergeau, also known as
"Big Yam". This is likely the source of some of this
confusion in the track title.
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