Performance:
generally considered one of THE classic U2 shows of all time, up there with the 4 Lovetown Point Depots and PopMart Santiago and Red Rocks. definitely an example of top quality Zoo TV!

probably the best versions of UV and TTYAATW ever, Bad and Stay are stunning also.

Audience:
the fact it's a broadcast means the audience is mixed out somewhat, but you can always tell they're there are they're clearly audible for the big singalong parts.

Sound quality:
clear and balanced; it's a broadcast, so you'll have no problems listening. i wouldn't be disappointed if this were an official release.

Overall:
classic show from what is perhaps their best ever tour, there's no reason not to bag it now!

highlights:

a powerful Ultraviolet, complete with Bono's in-character British accent
a tightly played, uplifting TTTYAATW, tranquil as ever, with a great falsetto ad-lib
Bad is it's usual earthshattering self, and there's also a nice Satellite of Love rendition

and there's pretty much no low points!

Performance:
typical Zoo TV. a solid show, albeit with a few slips - namely the keyboard coming in too early in 'The Fly' causing Bono to have to skip a line in the chorus, and the momentarily forgetting the words to WGRYWH - but a good effort.

it's Zoo TV, for christ's sake, the greatest rock 'n' roll show on earth, and they do it justice.

Audience:
loud and energetic. they sure can be heard, and it adds to the feel nicely.

Sound quality:
good sound overall, a bit muffled at times but messing a round with the equaliser should solve that. individual screams and such can be heard at times, but doesn't really detract from the quality or enjoyment, if anything it adds to it.

for an audience recording, it could be much, much worse.

Overall:
a nice representation of early Zoo TV, and well worth a listen.

highlights:

The Fly - hard and heavy, a pounding introduction to the set.

WGRYWH - emotional and atmospheric, they should play it more often.

One - their classic, before it got old and tired. just listen to the crowd!

TTTYAATW - a nice break from the sensory overload, the falsetto is great.

Running To Stand Still - in all it's Zoo-reworked glory.

Ultraviolet - their best, most epic song - live - how it's meant to be heard.

grab it!

Performance:
the band were brilliant!

I was there on the night, and the atmosphere was brilliant. the recording does fairly well recreating it as well, tbh.

it would be a 5 star performance, had WOWY not been it's usual 360 tour not-quite-as-good-as-usual self.

Bono made a speech about the A Level results that came out that day, too, and asked the band how many they each got. the replies, as you can imagine, were unspectacular.

Audience:
really into it. I can only speak for myself, but I shouted along to every song. you can only hear the audience when you need to, for example at the end of Pride with the obligatory "oh ohoh oh" chant.

it was the first time U2 had performed in Yorkshire for over a decade, and as the recording shows, the audience were well up for it.

Sound quality:
good radio broadcast. it's as good a sound as you're gonna get from a bootleg, it's crystal clear.

Overall:
brilliant radio broadcast of a fantastic gig that's sure to become a highlight of the tour and a classic show for fans and collectors alike.

Highlights:

The Unforgettable Fire - a legendary but sadly overlooked 80s track is brought back and given new life.

City Of Blinding Lights - a live fan favourite, they did the song justice here.

Streets - the ultimate U2 song by most accounts, a great performance and the crowd went wild when they heard the signature organ sound.

Ultraviolet - a powerful rendition and welcomed return of a U2 classic, the most Zoo TV moment of the show.

...although to be honest, most songs were great.

Performance:
Zoo TV - amazing by default.

the band are good, and Bono is his usual charismatic self.

The Fly, UV, Numb etc. are all pretty sweet.

Audience:
good, but a little bit too loud at times, I'll get onto that in a second.

Sound quality:
that's this bootleg's downfall.

I'm not gonna lie to you guys, there are many better bootlegs, soundwise. it's listenable, but not the best. at times it sounds muffled, the vocals are as good as absent at points and individual claps and screams get in the way every now and then.

Overall:
if you can put up with less than superb sound quality, I'd recommend it, it's a stellar Zooropa show.

Performance:
great performance generally, although One (of all songs!) completely breaks down part way through and Bono has to give the band a talking to and start over.

apart from that, though, it's all good. TUF makes a passionate and welcomed return and IALW and Angel Of Harlem are well performed, with the latter containing tributes to the late, great Michael Jackson.

overall, not bad.

Audience:
they were really into it, what with the show opening the tour and whatnot. They shout along during Ultraviolet and Moment Of Surrender, and give the show a sort of charm.

pretty good.

Sound quality:
the sound of the bootleg is really good to say it's an audience recording and how fast it surfaced. The audience overpower the band every now and then, and the odd overly loud clap or scream gets in the way, but I'd say it's as good as you're gonna get audience-wise.

Overall:
the first night of a groundbreaking and eagerly awaited tour.

contains a decent amount of NLOTH songs, the obligatory hits (eg. One, Pride, Beautiful Day) and the eagerly anticipated return of gems such as The Unforgettable Fire, Ultraviolet and MLK, all of which are played rather well indeed.

overall, I'd definately recommend it.

Performance:
amazing performance.

the new songs sound really tight, and the old ones have gotten better with time, much like a fine wine.

Audience:
can't really hear them, to be honest.

Sound quality:
crystal clear, as a radio broadcast would.

Overall:
a nice, short show that's sure to become a classic for collectors and fans alike. The video footage makes for some good viewing, too.

The snippet of "She Loves You" at the end of Vertigo is awesome, too.

Performance:
a good, solid performance from the band. nothing overly exceptional, and Bono's vocals are flat at times, but overall it's a good effort from the guys.

Audience:
a decent crowd, and with this being an audience recording, you can hear them very clearly. again, nothing exceptional though.

Sound quality:
for a 3 star audience recording, the sound is good. the crowd overpower the band at times, especially when they clap along, but the sound is clear and you can feel the atmosphere really well.

Overall:
worth a download, and the snippets of a-Ha's "The Sun Always Shines On T.V." and "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" during Beautiful Day are pretty cool. it's one of the lesser known gigs, and it's a decent listen.

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Overall:
a great sounding bootleg with a notably good performance from the band, some slight EQ balance problems but nothing major.

Also, a great one for Killers fans, as Brandon guests on a brilliant performance "In A Little While".

Performance:
The band are on top form throughout, apart from Bono's voice which sounds strained in places. (UTEOTW being a notable example)

overall, a great performance.

Audience:
very enthusiastic and loud, I'd have loved to have been there!

Sound quality:
clear sound, almost perfect apart from the aforementioned crowd that seem to overpower the band slightly every now and then.

Overall:
recommended!