U2, le 1987-12-03 à Miami, FL (Orange Bowl), USA
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CDR > FLAC
Miami, FL
December 03, 1987
"Joshua Tree Miami"
Source: aud > ? unknown recording info > CD-R > EAC > Wav-Files > FLAC frontend > Flac-Files (Level 6)
Disc 1
01. Where the Streets Have No Name
02. I Will Follow
03. Trip Through Your Wires
04. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
05. One Tree Hill
06. Gloria
07. Sunday Bloody Sunday
08. Exit
09. In God's Country
Disc 2
01. People Get Ready
02. Bad
03. October
04. New Year's Day
05. Pride (In the Name of Love)
06. Star Spangled Banner (PA)
07. Bullet the Blue Sky
08. Running To Stand Still
09. With Or Without You
10. 40
JUSTIN'S NOTE: This recording rates as one of the poorest bootlegs from the Joshua Tree Tour. The sound is fairly distant and has a warbling quality that sounds as if someone got a little carried away with a noise reduction feature while trying to remove some background noise. Neither Bono's vocals nor the band's music is particularly strong in the mix. When Bono speaks between songs, the sound is so muddy that you will have difficulty making out what he is saying. On occasion a few individual voices near the taper can be heard. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone other than those in attendance and hard core fans who are looking to fill a hole in their Joshua Tree collections.
December 03, 1987
"Joshua Tree Miami"
Source: aud > ? unknown recording info > CD-R > EAC > Wav-Files > FLAC frontend > Flac-Files (Level 6)
Disc 1
01. Where the Streets Have No Name
02. I Will Follow
03. Trip Through Your Wires
04. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
05. One Tree Hill
06. Gloria
07. Sunday Bloody Sunday
08. Exit
09. In God's Country
Disc 2
01. People Get Ready
02. Bad
03. October
04. New Year's Day
05. Pride (In the Name of Love)
06. Star Spangled Banner (PA)
07. Bullet the Blue Sky
08. Running To Stand Still
09. With Or Without You
10. 40
JUSTIN'S NOTE: This recording rates as one of the poorest bootlegs from the Joshua Tree Tour. The sound is fairly distant and has a warbling quality that sounds as if someone got a little carried away with a noise reduction feature while trying to remove some background noise. Neither Bono's vocals nor the band's music is particularly strong in the mix. When Bono speaks between songs, the sound is so muddy that you will have difficulty making out what he is saying. On occasion a few individual voices near the taper can be heard. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone other than those in attendance and hard core fans who are looking to fill a hole in their Joshua Tree collections.