A Tree Grows In Texas

The Summit

Houston (Texas), USA.

07 - April - 1987.

Attendance: 13.626 (sellout) - Support: Lone Justice

Disc 1 (41:35)

01. Where the Streets Have No Name

02. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

03. Gloria

04. I Will Follow

05. Bullet the Blue Sky

06. Running to Stand Still

07. A Sort of Homecoming

08. Sunday Bloody Sunday

09. Exit

Disc 2 (51:00)

01. In God's Country

02. Bad

03. October

04. With or Without You

05. New Year's Day

06. Pride (In the Name of Love)

07. MLK

08. The Unforgettable Fire

09. People Get Ready

10. "40"

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11. MLK

12. Trip Through Your Wires

13. Southern Man

Comments

Although this show brings a few inconveniences and drawbacks, overall sound quality is pretty good. It sounds quite clear with all instruments very good captured, although somewhat muffled (mostly CD2), and the live feeling is great. But a good portion of hiss stays in the background, being audible throughout the show. Moreover, it plays a bit fast. Where the Streets Have No Name sounds really fast, and after it, the recording seems to improve, but the pitch still runs slightly fast for the whole show. Audience noise is not an issue, and track divisions are absolutely seamless.

In God's Country fades in to start with CD2. There are audible edits before October and Pride. CD2 tracks 11 to 13 are just bonus.