Performance:
The band wasn't in great form, particularly Edge. Several mistakes early in the show took away from the great energy they were playing with. I though Even Better Than the Real Thing was one of their worst performances of that song.

Audience:
The audience was full of energy. They were pumped for Elevation, and kept it up throughout the show. I never was distracted by them.

Sound quality:
Good, but not great. Some noticeable skips were a little distracting, but overall, it was more good than bad.

Overall:
I appreciate the effort of changing up the setlist, with Pride early and Beautiful Day late, but there wasn't much else special. EBTTRT was not good. Out of Control was also a little weak. There was some good though. While I love Bad>40>Streets, Allison in place of 40 was very good. I wouldn't want it for every show, but as a changeup, I loved it. Stay was beautiful as always. I love the Elevation version of the Fly. The encore was also great, with the She's a Mystery to Me snippet really standing out. The long Msrk David Chapman speech is outstanding in this show. It wouldnt be my first choice for an Elevation recommendation, but a good show nonetheless.

Highlights: Bad, WTSHNN, Stay, The Fly, BTBS, One

Performance:
The band sound great, however Bono's voice does not. He just sounds tired throughout the show. It's not from a lack of effort though. I thought all four gave everything they had that night.

Audience:
It's my belief that South American U2 audiences are the best, and they don't disappoint here.

Sound quality:
During the actual songs, the sound is excellent. However, in between songs, you can tell there were some edits, and the announcer who discusses every single song as it begins gets on my nerves quickly. Sometimes he even talks over Bono. If you can get past that, then the actual music sounds great.

Overall:
While the main set was fairly standard, it still delivered some great moments. I have always loved City of Blinding Lights as an opener. The First Time is a great song in the middle over the main set. And Streets, as usual, gets the crowd going. The first encore was standard as well, and you could tell Bono's voice was getting tired. But there was great energy during The Fly. Lastly, the highlight for me was the second encore. They play a beautiful version of Mothers of the Disappeared. I loved hearing the lightly played Original of the Species. And they end it with an outstanding version of All I Want I You, probably one of my top 5 favorite versions of the song. Great way to end a concert.
Highlights: COBL, Streets, MOTD, AIWIY

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 quality:
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:
The best part of early U2 performances is how much energy these four guys bring. This show is no exception. They feel they have to prove themsekves, and I feel like they succeed. From start to finish, they give their all.

Audience:
I couldn't really hear much of the audience, but when I did, they sounded enthusiastic.

Sound quality:
This was the lowlight of the show for me. It's listenable, but you can tell its old.

Overall:
Great performance, but the sound just isn't that good. If you can overlook the sound, then this is a historic U2 show, with the only performance of Like a Song, plus the first performances of several War songs. If you are looking for a good sounding War bootleg, there a several other shows I would recommend before this one. But if you want a document of rare songs, then this is a must have.

Highlights: Like a Song, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Out of Control

Performance:
I thought all four sounded good, particularly Bono's voice. Adam's base sounded great during Streets and throughout the show. There was plenty of energy from all four guys.

Audience:
They were never distracting, and seemed to be energized by the band. When Bono let them sing, they sounded good.

Sound quality:
This starts of poor, with Streets not sounding very good, but that muffled sound went away after a few minutes. There were still spots throughout the show where the sound was below average, but towards the end of the show, it started sounding good. I'm not sure if the sound actually improved or I just became used to the sound, but the second half was a very good sounding JT era audience bootleg

Overall:
This was a good show from Joshua Tree's third leg. They changed up the order a little bit, and while I appreciate that they did make a change, I'm not sure I liked it better. I always love the transition from October to New Year's Day. Out of Control, while not necessarily rare, was a nice addition to the encore. Other highlights for me include Streets, ISHF, Bad (though I wish there were snippets), WOWY, and "40."

Performance:
Pretty standard ZooTV performance. I love the energy they bring to open the show. It's not the best ZooTV performance, but it's not the worst either.

Audience:
I didn't really hear much of the audience, but when I did they were kind of annoying, specifically during the quiet parts of Bad. That may be because of where the taper was, but it did make some parts difficult to listen to.


Sound quality:
I was pleasantly surprised by the sound for this show. Especially for a ZooTV bootleg, this show was definitely a good listen. I always enjoy finding an audience show like this. As I said above, the only issue I had was with some of the audience talking during certain spots.

Overall:
This is definitely a bootleg worth listening to. While nothing was special setlist-wise, I certainly enjoyed She's a Mystery to Me at the end of One. It's a beautiful song I wish they would bring out more often. Other highlights for me were RTSS-WTSHNN, which always gives me chills, and the encore, specifically WOWY, was great, as it usually was on ZooTV. The only lowlight for me was no Ultraviolet in an otherwise stellar encore, but you can find that in plenty of other ZooTV shows.

This wouldn't be the first ZooTV bootleg I'd recommend, but it's definitely worth a listen if you enjoy this era of U2.