U2, le 1987-04-17 à Los Angeles, CA (Sports Arena), USA
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ANA-M > DAT > FLAC
Aiwa CM-30 > Sony WM-D3 // Brother KM + JEMS
U2
Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA
April 17, 1987
Recorded by "Brother" KM in association with JEMS
Aiwa CM-30 single point stereo mic > Sony WM-D3 cassette Master Cassette > Nak CR-7A > DAT > FLAC
01) Where the Streets Have No Name
02) I Will Follow (trouble ensues)
03) I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (cut)
(MLK missing)
The Unforgettable Fire (snippet)
04) Bullet the Blue Sky (joined in progress)
05) Running to Stand Still
06) A Sort of Homecoming
07) Sunday Bloody Sunday
08) Exit
09) In God's Country
10) Gloria
11) Bad
12) October > New Year's Day (tape flip)
13) Pride
14) With or Without You
15) I Shall Be Released
16) 40
Though not at the sublime level of Brother KM's Tempe 4/4/87, this is nonetheless another fine, not widely circulated
document of the early stages of the Joshua Tree tour. As the set list reflects, he had some technical difficulties at
this show which resulted in the loss of a few songs early on (all grouped together as track 3). Once he regains
control at "Bullet the Blue Sky" the rest of the show is intact. I was surprised by how good this recording and show are,
definitely a cut above the many average recordings from the tour, though a step below the very best.
Sports Arena
Los Angeles, CA
April 17, 1987
Recorded by "Brother" KM in association with JEMS
Aiwa CM-30 single point stereo mic > Sony WM-D3 cassette Master Cassette > Nak CR-7A > DAT > FLAC
01) Where the Streets Have No Name
02) I Will Follow (trouble ensues)
03) I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (cut)
(MLK missing)
The Unforgettable Fire (snippet)
04) Bullet the Blue Sky (joined in progress)
05) Running to Stand Still
06) A Sort of Homecoming
07) Sunday Bloody Sunday
08) Exit
09) In God's Country
10) Gloria
11) Bad
12) October > New Year's Day (tape flip)
13) Pride
14) With or Without You
15) I Shall Be Released
16) 40
Though not at the sublime level of Brother KM's Tempe 4/4/87, this is nonetheless another fine, not widely circulated
document of the early stages of the Joshua Tree tour. As the set list reflects, he had some technical difficulties at
this show which resulted in the loss of a few songs early on (all grouped together as track 3). Once he regains
control at "Bullet the Blue Sky" the rest of the show is intact. I was surprised by how good this recording and show are,
definitely a cut above the many average recordings from the tour, though a step below the very best.