05.06.1983
USA, Denver, Red Rocks Amphietheatre	
The Concert	
exc. Broadc.

Disc 1: [41:42]
01. Out Of Control [4:54]
02. Twilight [4:41]
03. An Cat Dubh [4:21]
04. Into The Heart [3:00]
05. Surrender [4:27]
06. Two Hearts Beat As One [5:16]
07. Seconds [3:22]
08. Sunday Bloody Sunday [5:55]
09. The Cry / Electric Co. [5:43]

Disc 2: [42:15]
01. I Fall Down [4:30]
02. October [2:06]
03. New Year's Day [4:39]
04. I Threw A Brick Through A Window [3:50]
05. A Day Without Me [2:53]
06. Gloria [4:51]
07. Party Girl [2:54]
08. 11 O'Clock Tick Tock [5:00]
09. I Will Follow [6:44]
10. 40 [4:43]

Manufacturer: Buccaneer Records
Catalog: BUC 060/2
Matrix Disc 1: BUC 0601 PHC 01 @@@ 9
Matrix Disc 2: BUC 0602 PHC 02 @@@ 9
Barcode: Unknown

Comments: This bootleg doesn't contain any hiss or tick as expected from a vinyl source, so I am assuming that it was taken from the master tapes, but it is possible that the last two songs were from taken the 'Under A Blood Red Sky' video. Most of the tracks on this bootleg are on the official video release 'Under A Blood Red Sky.' I tried compare this CD to the 'Under A Blood Red Sky' video and they both sound exactly alike. This means that this bootleg is edited just like the 'Under A Blood Red Sky' album was. The sound quality is almost exactly the same (although I prefer this to 'Under A Blood Red Sky'), but this one has a richer bass drum giving it a more "live" feel. The audience volume levels are exactly the same without sacrificing any sound quality. Much has been said about the COMPLETE BOSTON TAPES, and although I haven't heard that bootleg yet, I'd have to assume this is better simply because this sounds even better than 'Under A Blood Red Sky!' This bootleg is probably hard to find nowadays. It is definitely worth the price, though. The best pre-Joshua Tree bootleg out there bar-none (in my opinion). I can state that it is the full show and it is of excellent quality, but there is one lingering question. "I Threw A Brick Through A Window" and "A Day Without Me" actually come before "Gloria" on the set list, but not having the CD in front of me, I can't confirm the actual order. Can anyone else? This can be found in a shorter edited version that is more polished on the CD entitled SECONDS.
[Mick McGuigan]: This was broadcast on FM Radio in Colorado in or around November 83 and I believe that this particular bootleg is a recording of that broadcast? „I Threw A Brick Through A Window“ and „A Day Without Me“ were omitted from the broadcast and so they were probably added to the end. This is the original pressing on this label.