songs. But as an album, the whole isn't greater than the sum of its parts, and it fucking annoys me." Vertigo Tour In support of the album, U2 launched the Vertigo Tour, which featured five legs and a total of 131 shows. The first and third legs featured indoor concerts in North America, while the second and fourth legs featured outdoor concerts in Europe, Mexico and South America, respectively. The final leg, which saw the band touring the Pacific, was delayed due to an illness suffered by The Edge's daughter Sian. The stage design of the indoor Vertigo Tour shows was a stripped-down, intimate affair for the fans and featured an ellipse-shaped B-stage extending from the main stage. In total, the Vertigo Tour had sold 4,619,021 tickets for a total gross of $389 million; the gross was the second-highest such figure ever. Three concert films depicting the tour, Vertigo 2005: Live from Chicago, Vertigo: Live from Milan, and U2 3D, were recorded. Track listing Notes – additional production "Fast Cars" is a bonus track on the Japan, UK and Ireland CD edition, Special Limited Edition in all regions, and the digital version, included in The Complete U2. A new mix was featured on the "All Because of You" single. Note Handwritten lyrics for "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own" are included on the DVD as an Easter egg. Personnel U2 Bono – lead vocals, additional guitar , piano The Edge – guitar, backing/additional vocals , piano , keyboards , additional percussion , synthesiser Adam Clayton – bass guitar Larry Mullen Jr. – drums, percussion, backing vocal Additional performers Jacknife Lee – synthesisers/additional synthesisers , programming , keyboards , additional guitar atmospherics Daniel Lanois – additional guitar and pedal steel , mandolin , shaker Carl Glanville – additional percussion and synthesisers Brian Eno – synthesisers Fabien Waltmann – programming Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Decade-end charts Weekly singles charts Certifications References Bibliography External links How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb at U2.com U2 albums 2004 albums Grammy Award for Album of the Year Island Records albums Albums produced by Brian Eno Albums produced by Chris Thomas (record producer) Albums produced by Steve Lillywhite Albums produced by Daniel Lanois Albums produced by Flood (producer) Albums produced by Nellee Hooper Albums produced by Jacknife Lee Grammy Award for Best Rock Album Interscope Records albums Interscope Geffen A&M Records albums