Kelehan – string arrangements Steve Averill – sleeve design Anton Corbijn – sleeve design, photography The Unforgettable Fire Collection In 1985, The Unforgettable Fire Collection was released. The 51-min VHS compilation contained the album's music videos and a 30-minute making-of documentary of the album. James Morris is credited as producer. The documentary was later included as a bonus feature on the band's live video release, U2 Go Home: Live from Slane Castle, as the site of the concert film—Slane Castle—was also depicted in the documentary. "The Unforgettable Fire" – directed by Meiert Avis "Bad" (Live Video) – directed by Barry Devlin "Pride (In the Name of Love)" (Sepia Version) – directed by Donald Cammell "A Sort of Homecoming" (Live Video) – directed by Barry Devlin The Making of the Unforgettable Fire documentary – directed by Barry Devlin "Pride (In the Name of Love)" (Slane Castle Version) - directed by Barry Devlin 25th anniversary edition The record's 25th anniversary was marked by the release of a remastered edition on 27 October 2009 through Mercury Records. The album's remastering was directed by the Edge, who also directed the remastering of the band's previous releases. Four physical editions of the album were made available, two of which contain a bonus CD, and one with a DVD. The bonus CD features B-sides from the album, live tracks and two previously unreleased songs: "Disappearing Act" and "Yoshino Blossom." The DVD features the same material as the original VHS version. The four editions are as follows: CD format – Remastered album on CD Deluxe Edition – Remastered album on CD, bonus CD, and 36-page booklet Limited Edition Box Set – Remastered album on CD, bonus CD, DVD, 56-page hardback book, and five photographs 12" vinyl format – Remastered album on a gramophone record and 16-page booklet Bonus CD Bonus DVD In addition to the music videos and documentary from The Unforgettable Fire Collection, the DVD includes: U2 live at Amnesty International's A Conspiracy of Hope concert – Giants Stadium, New Jersey, United States – Sunday 15 June 1986 "MLK" "Pride (In the Name of Love)" "Bad" U2 live at Live Aid – Wembley Stadium, London, United Kingdom – Saturday 13 July 1985 "Sunday Bloody Sunday" "Bad" "Pride (In the Name of Love)" Sepia music video, directed by Donald Cammell "11 O'Clock Tick Tock" – Bootleg version, live from Croke Park, 29 June 1985 Charts Certifications ReferencesFootnotesBibliography'''