U2 - 18 Singles (Easy Guitar with Notes & Tab) Paperback – February 1, 2012

In addition to presenting you with all of the perfect tab of 18 songs from U2, including most or all of any that most casual fans would care to learn, it also tells you the millisecond settings for your delay pedal to match the sound that Edge has. THAT is worth a 6th star if I could put it here. His technique is not very difficult because he has put most of his expertise into unique usage of effects, and thank goodness the people at Hal Leonard gave us more than "use delay pedal" at the start of the notation.EDIT: I've found one error so far . . . following the solo in "Sunday Bloody Sunday," Edge actually just mutes the guitar and carries a steady rhythm over the strings for several measures. The book sets it as the same chords as the rest of the verses (B5 - D5 - G). I won't dock a star for this since what's given is more than what's actually there vs. leaving something out, but it's the first flaw I've found in this Hal Leonard series, of which I have six books, so it breaks my heart a little.

It appears that Amazon is using the same reviews for the Piano, Guitar Recorded Version, and Easy Guitar version of this songbook. Be careful to order the correct version. The guitar recorded version (TAB) is ISBN 9781423427551, which you can search for.

I'm somewhere between beginner and intermediate (much closer to beginner), and the arrangements are great for a person with my limited skill. If the left hand is too difficult, the guitar chords let you fake the bass underneath the vocal melody. I play pieces from the book daily.

Easy to read tabs and chords included.

Fast to learn and bring your favorite u2 songs to life. Brilliant for kids to have fun learning in addition to their class work, reminds them what it's all about, making beautiful sounds on a beautiful day with or without you...

U2 is awesome and it is nice to see the Tabs to learn how to play.

All the details you need

I was negative surprised because I offer exact tabs of Edge's guitar play. But it includes only chords and melodic line.