Disc 1:
1. Stand By Me
2. I Will Follow
3. Trip Through Your Wires
4. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
5. MLK
6. The Unforgettable Fire
7. Exit
8. In God's Country
9. Sunday Bloody Sunday
10. The Electric Co. (fade out)
11. Bad (fade in)

Disc 2:
1. Help
2. October
3. Springhill Mining Disaster
4. New Year's Day
5. Pride (In the Name of Love)
6. Bullet the Blue Sky
7. Running To Stand Still
8. With Or Without You
9. Party Girl
10. 40
 

NOTE:  I transferred this recording from cassette to CDR.  Sound quality and clarity are pretty good for what was originally an analog recording.  Blemishes of note include a few very minor volume disturbances and the occasional "pops" that occur on cassette to CDR transfers (including several between tracks).  Participation by the audience in this recording may wear on the listener.  On several occasions, one particularly loud woman can be heard singing along -- mostly out of tune, unfortunately!  Her crooning during "Help" is particularly bad...I don't want to make it sound like this woman ruins the entire recording (far from it actually), but I know that some of you hate recordings with rowdy audience members so much that you avoid them like the plague and, as always, I wanted to be upfront about factors that some may believe detract from the bootleg.  Also of note is some "warbling" near the end of "40".

During the concert Bono notes that The Edge was born in Wales.  How appropriate would it have been for the band to launch into "A Sort of Homecoming"?  Unfortunately, they did not.  Note the inclusion of "Springhill Mining Disaster" on the setlist -- this is one of the few times it was played at an outdoor gig.