Disc 1:
1. Where the Streets Have No Name
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. Help
11. People Get Ready

Disc 2:
1. Bad
2. October
3. New Year's Day
4. Pride (In the Name of Love)
5. Star Bangled Banner (PA) / Bullet the Blue Sky
6. Running to Stand Still
7. With or Without You
8. Intermission
9. 40

Source: Sony WA-55 stereo cassette-corder > 2 Sony ECM-16T clip-on mics
Location: Ground Level, Section D, Row 28, Seat 157
Transfer: Cassette Master > SONY TC-RX410 cassette player > MacBook Pro > CD Spin Doctor 3.0.2t > xAct 1.5 > FLAC
Taper: searcher2cr
 

NOTE (by searcher2cr, posted on Dime A Dozen): The sound is a bit distant owing to the recording location and large outdoor venue amidst a mostly standing ground level audience on a cool fall evening down by Lake Ontario. Bono makes a few comments about the size of the stadium in comparison to their first Toronto concert at the El Mocambo tavern on Dec 9, 1980.

NOTE (by searcher2cr, posted on Dime A Dozen): Here's my last U2 concert recording I made. It not as nice sounding as the Massey Hall and MLG Toronto tapes I've recently torrented, but its not too bad. I'm not sure if there are any better souces available for the concert already circulating.

NOTE: This recording is an upgrade from Joshua Tree Toronto - 3/10/87.  The overall sound is quite strong and Bono's vocals feature prominently in the mix.  The accoustics in the venue aren't the greatest, and the echoing sound of Bono's voice can be heard over the speakers on occasion.  A few portions of the recording have a minor rolling quality to them, with the volume seemingly dropping a bit.