Performance:
Very good performance. I was mainly surprised by Bono, who's voice was pretty good. It's the last evening after a long and exhausting tour, therefore I was surprised. Mofo/IWF, Gone, EBTTRT and LNOE made a great start, beautiful performances of Please, BTBS, Discotheque and UTEOTW make this boot worth a listen.

Audience:
I was quite dissapointed with the crowd. You hardly hear them and the only time you DO hear them (at the end of 40) they react way too late. On the otherside: they're not annoying.

Sound:
Just perfect.

Overall:
Great way to close this immense tour. Good performance, perfect sound, but not a great audience. Remarkable songs/moment are EBTTRT which was surprisingly good, of course the end of LNOE, Please and the Streets-remix (Africa! Africa! ).
Downside was the lazy audience and Pride was not much.
Good listen, decent boot!

Performance:
Great perfomance of U2 for the last concert of the Popmart tour including 40. Bono's voice sounds very good.

Audience:
This part is only rated, not commented on.

Sound:
This part is only rated, not commented on.

Overall:
Highlist:
I Will Follw, EBTTRT, Last Night On Earth, Pride, ISHFWILF, Staring at the sun, BTBS, WTSHNN, Discotheque, 40(guitar version)

Performance:
It was a really good end to the Popmart tour. The performance was really good. It sums up Popmart really well. For a last show, you would expect them to be lazy but this wasn't.

Audience:
I don't know if South African crowds are good or not, but they seem OK. They weren't singing that much but shouting out loud at points.

Sound:
I was really expecting this bootleg to be a proper 3.5 star bootleg but it wasn't. This really shouldn't be a 3.5 star bootleg, it should be a 4. I was originally going to give it a 4.5 but crackily sounds happened during UTEOTW and New Year's Day and later happened.

Overall:
End of Popmart - it was really good. The audience could have been better though.

Highlights:- Mofo, Even Better Than The Real Thing, Discotheque, With or Without You, Hold Me Thrill Me Kiss Me Kill Me, Mysterious Ways and One

Lows:- cracky noises, UTEOTW.

Performance:
Thought it was a fantastic, spirited celebration of a tour, and there were no serious flubs.

Audience:
Amazingly loud, receptive, enthusiastic, and joyed. A great mix, even on the soundboard recording they shine through.

Sound:
Pretty decent; surely one of the better PopMart boots, but it is a soundboard.

Overall:
Really really enjoyed this send-off. "We died in your hands tonight", says Bono at the close of the tour. That was PopMart, then and forever.

Highlights:
-Mofo
-Gone
-EBTTRT
-All I Want is You
-If You Wear That Velvet Dress
-40

Performance:
I think the band was tired, listen to Last Night On Earth and you may understand.

Audience:
A little lazy.

Sound:
Great sound.

Overall:
Not a lot to say, Mofo and 40 were pretty cool, but I think Last Night and UTEOTW were boring. But it was a nice closing of PopMart Tour

Performance:
1-Mofo 9/10
2- I will follow 8.5/10
3- Gone 9.5/10
4- Even better...8.5/10
5-LAst night on earth 9.5/10
6- Until the end... 8.5/10
7- New years day 7.5/10
8-Pride 7/10
9- I still haven t fou8nd 8/10
10- Stan by me 7/10
11- All i want is you 8.5
12- Starin at the sun 8.5/10
13- Sunday bloody sunday 8/10
14- Bullet the blue sky 7.5/10
15- Please 9.5/10
16- Streets 8.5/10
17- Discoteque 9/10
18- If you wear that velvet dress 8.5/10
19- With or without you 8.5/10
20 - Batman 9/10
21-Mysterious ways 9/10
22- One 8/10
23- 40 8/10 nice surprise , but it would be better if they played full band

Audience:
missed emotion

Sound:
I bought ( yes ...i bought it .... before u2start come to my life i spent a lot of money for a lot of boots....)this cds in 1999. The sound is good . You can hear Bono near and the rest of the band a bit far.


Overall:
I was waiting for more. The show was good , but it was the last night on tour . Nothing special for this night. South Amercian perfomances were much better .

Highlights: Mofo, Gone, Last night on earth, Please , Discoteque , Hold me thrill me , kiss me , kill me and Mysterious ways

Performance:
For the most part, this was a standard PopMart show. You could tell it was the last show of the tour at times, and Bono in particular seemed thrilled to be playing in South Africa. Setlist wise, there was nothing special.

Audience:
They were very good throughout the night. They never stopped you from enjoying the band playing on the boot.

Sound:
I have very few complaints with how this show sounded. This was one of the better PopMart boots out there.

Overall:
Good, but not great show. If you are looking for a great sounding recording, then this is one to get. But there is just nothing special from this show.
Highlights include: Please into Street, All I Want Is You, WOWY, and "40" to close out the tour.

Performance:
Beginning, as usual, with a rumble in the form of Mofo. It's very late in the Popmart tour (last date) and I think it's already showing. compared to Mexico about 4 months earlier it's all very routine and Bono sounds as though he's just going through the motions and looking forward to his break. Always an enjoyable segue into I Will Follow, early Boy material is difficult to make special in the bands old age, but it does seem more suited to the lazy Bono. The rest of the band sound top drawer. Not a particularly great version, quite short in truth. Gone is dedicated here to Michael Hutchence, so you'd expect a passionate performance from Bono in particular. Good vocals during the "And I'm already gone..." section though it still feels very routine. Even Better Than The Real Thing kicks off with that signature guitar and that almost is enough to kick the show off, until Bono starts speaking in the language of the natives, very awkward. At least he sings as though he's in the groove (even throws in some Joshua Tree vocals). Again, a pleasure to hear the band perform this great song. Moving into one of my favourite live songs now, Last Night On Earth. I can only hope the energy from the previous song carries through. On the whole, it's a good performance but it could be better. There's no "Would you believe in someone..." but Bono does give the crowd a small cry to repeat, nice touch. Also some good changes to the "It's not the last night on Earth" section. Until the End of the World is more Elevation than Zoo TV, crowd are enjoying it. Great to hear the bassline of New Year's Day kick in, some controlled falsetto from Bono at the start helps the intro along. Again I can't help but feel that it all sounds very routine, Bono throws in some good vocals but always remains in control of them, Edge does great with the solo. The introduction to Pride is good, but quickly it settles back into the typical Pride. I Still Haven't Found sounds good, shame Bono has to ask twice to switch the lights off...good solid performance though. Now, we can't really beat some Popmart Stand By Me goodness, crowd come across here brilliantly. Upon it's end we move straight into All I Want Is You. It's no Lovetown performance, that's a given, but when the dust is brushed off this classic, the band do it justice. Bono's vocals sound good here and credit has to be given for the Never Tear Us Apart snippet, most passion he's put in all night. Bono always sounds stunning on guitar during this next track, Staring At The Sun. Very chilled performance but really enjoyable nonetheless. Sunday Bloody Sunday is played in usual Popmart fashion with Edge performing solo, a hauntingly beautiful and peaceful performance. ~Bullet The Blue Sky attempts to bring the show out of that slow section by throwing into a howling wind, works well for the most part...credit to the band for nailing it, have to question the vocals again though. Sounds very empty. One of the lasting memories of Popmart is undoubtedly the Please/Where The Streets Have No Name partnership, Hasta La Vista (Mexico) delivers one of the best examples of this in my opinion so it's always interesting to see how other shows stack up against this, even more so when the show seems to be sitting on the backseat as other great shows drive down the road of history. Of course, Streets offers that extra gear to any show, and we need another gear in this one. Please almost starts the engine in this case, something that Mofo should've done from square one, good rendition but it all hangs on the falsetto at the end, long and high is what we need...and long and high is what we get. Streets just starting to shine through and then bang, it kicks in. "Going up!" exclaims Bono, I sure hope so. Good thumping bass throughout, vocally it's not too bad, a little coarse but that falls in line with how his voice has been all night. Great way to end the main set. Funnily enough, Lemon over the PA is probably the best track to be played so far...At the start of the encore, it's clear that Bono needed a little break because he delivers almolst faultless vocals at the start of Discotheque, the faster pace of the middle section exposes him a little though. If You Wear That Velvet Dress actually offers Bono the chance to nail it because it's slow and requires less in the way of complexity. Edge's guitar deserves a mention here because it sounds so good. A good effort, I liked it anyway. With Or Without You keeps the higher standard going, again it's not great but it's in no way bad. The show is suddenly catapulted into a new light with the pure rock song that is Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me. Edge and Larry really carry this song and that makes up for anything Bono may be lacking. And, just as you thought that was it, Mysterious Ways kicks in. Bono gives the "It's alright" parts at the end a good go, his voice definitely suffering from the tour though, a good performance but time to kill it off and say goodnight to Popmart. Vocals are actually ok during One, we've heard stronger but given the night he's had behind the microphone, they're good. Edge's guitar solo at the end signalling the end of the tour, the end of a tough few years and the move into the unknown again. Well, almost. '40' rears it's head again, perfect way to end the tour.

Audience:
Present throughout, seem to enjoy the show and take part when the occasion permits.

Sound:
Good sound, not particularly spectacular. Sources listed here do feature some audio skips during a few songs. In all honesty, it may be the sound or the band but it sounds quite dead. Almost 'rehearsal' in parts. At some points, there is some feedback noticeable.

Overall:
Good show on the whole, doesn't quite do the Popmart tour justice though as the closing show.

Highlights:
- Even Better Than The Real Thing
- Discotheque
- If You Wear That Velvet Dress
- One

Lowlights:
- Mofo
- Vocals throughout