U2
"Governor Mecham & MLK"
April 4, 1987
Arizona State University Activity Center
Tempe, AZ
Source: Liberated Bootleg ("Governor Mecham & MLK", Golden Stars, GSCD 2318)
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Disc One [64:14]
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01 Where The Streets Have No Name
02 Medley: I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For / Exodus
03 Gloria
04 I Will Follow
05 Bullet The Blue Sky
06 Running To Stand Still
07 Medley: Exit / Gloria
08 In God's Country
09 A Sort Of Homecoming
10 Sunday Bloody Sunday
11 Medley: Maggie's Farm / Cold Turkey
12 Medley: Bad / John I'm Only Dancing / Ruby Tuesday / Sympathy For The Devil /
Candle In The Wind / Walk On The Wild Side
Disc Two [59:01]
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01 October
02 Medley: With Or Without You / Love Will Tear Us Apart
03 New Year's Day
04 Pride (In The Name Of Love)
05 MLK
06 The Unforgettable Fire
07 People Get Ready
08 Lucille *
09 I Shall Be Released **
10 Stand By Me **
11 Trip Through Your Wires **
12 Electric Co. (includes Light My Fire and Break On Through) **
13 Mothers Of The Disappeared **
14 Springhill Mining Disaster **
* April 5, 1987. Community Center, Tucson, AZ.
** Unknown source.
Notes: (© 1999/2000 www.u2-flom.de): The Tempe concert is the second
concert of the Joshua Tree Tour, Bono had voice problems on the
first concert but he sings well in this show. During "Where The
Streets Have No Name", he shouts, "I can sing!" The version of
"Bullet The Blue Sky" ends in a strange way, but the other songs are
nicely played. There are a lot of covers in "Bad" (from The Rolling
Stones, Lou Reed, etc.) and the bonus tracks are very interesting
because you can find some rarely-performed songs like "Lucille" and
"Mothers Of The Disappeared" (which is a good version). The cover
lists "Sympathy for The Devil" as "Street-Fighting Man". This is the
original pressing on this label.