Chicago - 28-10-1987  (master)

Rosemont Horizon

Chicago (Illinois), USA.

28 - October - 1987.

Attendance: 17.335 (sellout) - Support: The BoDeans

Disc 1 (43:45)

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 / Exodus

05. MLK / The Unforgettable Fire

06. Exit

07. In God's Country

08. Southern Man

Disc 2 (55:40)

01. Sunday Bloody Sunday

02. Help

03. Bad

04. October / New Year's Day

05. Pride (In The Name of Love)

06. Star Spangled Banner / Bullet the Blue Sky

07. Running to Stand Still

08. With or Without You

09. "40"

Recording Equipment - History

AKG 460 B with ULS CK61 capsule + Sony TC-D5M > Analog Master (Maxell XLII-S 90) > Naim 52 Pre-Amp > Philips CDR-101 (Marantz CDR-600) > CDR-master (Yaiyo Yuden 74-ZY Gold) > Plextor UltraPlex40max SCSI CD-ROM > EAC > WAV > flac

Taper: Rick B. (aka analog4011)

Location: section 2 - row 11 - seat 26

Comments

Amazing concert with outstanding sound quality. This one comes off the master cassette, taped by Rick B. Clarity is phenomenal and there's no hiss in the background, plus audience noise is minimal. The highlight is a long and improvised cover of Neil Young's Southern Man, with a fan onstage that plays guitar extremely well.

Sunday Bloody Sunday cuts in, missing the first drum beats. A noticeable edit occurs after Pride that makes Star Spangled Banner to cut in.