JOSHUA TREE IN FLAMES

Disc 1:
1. Where The Streets Have No Name
2. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
3. Gloria
4. I Will Follow
5. Bullet The Blue Sky
6. Running To Stand Still
7. Exit
8. In God's Country
9. A Sort Of Homecoming
10. Sunday Bloody Sunday
11. Maggie's Farm
12. Bad
13. October
14. With Or Without You 

Disc 2:
1. New Year's Day
2. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
3. MLK
4. The Unforgettable Fire
5. People Get Ready


Source :
April 4, 1987. Tempe, AZ. State University Activity Center


Sound Quality :
Good to very good audience.


Comments:
This bootleg features the second show on the first leg of the 
Joshua Tree Tour. Subsequently most new songs (back then!) 
sound somewhat different than the live versions later in the 
tour. "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" was played 
very early in the show (2nd song), without a speech by Bono. 
However, Bono talks about the influence American music had on 
their music during the intro of "A Sort Of Homecoming". 
"Maggie Farm" makes a rather unexpected appearance. U2 only 
played it live during the few first shows of this tour and on 
some other special occasions, like "Self Aid" in 1986. "Bad" 
is quite long and includes snippets from "John, I'm Only 
Dancing", "Goodbye Ruby Tuesday", "Sympathy For The Devil", 
"Candle In The Wind" and "Take A Walk On The Wild Side". 
Maybe the most special song is "With Or Without You", which 
is performed live for the first time ever, as indicated by 
Bono. "We'll shine like stars" and snippets of "Love Will 
Tear Us Apart" appear at the end of the song. "New Year's Day" 
is the first track on the second disc and there are no 
noticeable edits, so I assume it was played that night. 
However, Pimm Jal doesn't mention the song in his "U2 Live" 
book. Before "Pride (In The Name Of Love)" Bono talks about 
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and why April 4 is such a special 
day for America and the world. Bono introduces "People Get 
Ready" as an old American song and invites the crowd to sing 
along. Unfortunately most people in the audience don't know 
the words. During the song Bono thanks the crowd and talks 
about TIME Magazine, which will have U2 on the cover soon 
afterwards.