11.10.1987
USA, Rochester, Silver Stadium
The Other Side Of The Stage
good Aud.

Disc 1: [50:12]
01. Where The Streets Have No Name [6:03]
02. I Will Follow [4:25]
03. Trip Through Your Wires [4:17]
04. I Still Haven't Found... / [ "Exodus" fragment ] [5:28]
05. MLK [2:00]
06. The Unforgettable Fire [4:36]
07. Exit / "Gloria" fragment [4:15]
08. In God's Country [3:01]
09. Sunday Bloody Sunday [6:37]
10. Help! [1:53]
11. People Get Ready[7:37]

Disc 2: [1:00:42]
01. Bad [ "Walk on the Wild Side" fragment ] [9:04]
02. October [2:07]
03. New Year's Day [5:05]
04. Pride (In the Name of Love) [5:42]
05. Bullet the Blue Sky [6:21]
06. Running to Stand Still [4:40]
07. With Or Without You [ with extended ending ] [7:06]
08. "40" / [ "Walk to the Water" small fragment ] [5:43]
09. Where The Streets Have No Name [6:19]
10. I Will Follow [4:45]
11. Trip Through Your Wires [3:50]

LINEAGE: 
Disc 1 & 2, Track 01 - 08: 
Unknown audience source (likely a Walkman or similar) > ? > CD-R received in trade > Nero ROM > Cool Edit (fades, speed reduction) > FLAC

Disc 2, Track 09 - 11: 
PRO-shot TV footage (pre-broadcast) > ? > low-gen VHS tape purchased 5/88 > Emerson VCR > Nero ROM > Cool Edit (fades, etc.) > FLAC

Notes:
This was the band's next concert following the well-documented Syracuse performance. Another "broken arm" show, and the same setlist as the previous show.  I think the overall performance is a little better than in Syracuse - typically great versions of "Bad" and "Bullet the Blue Sky", in addition to an extended version of "With or Without You" (the band plays a sort of  "reprise" at the end) and a long version of "40" which includes a few lines from "Walk to the Water" ("like a field of corn, you were blown by the wind").

Clearly an average audience recording, but this one seems to be of a lower generation than most.  No details on the lineage, but the f.a. looks OK to me. Unfortunately it ran a bit fast, so I slowed it down about 2% using CoolEdit. Still not perfect, but much improved in my opinion.

As a bonus is included another version of the first three songs taken from a pro-shot source (TV station footage). It's not soundboard quality, but it's a bit better than the main recording. VHS is bought from a dealer in May 1988, so it is a fairly low-gen recording and I've ripped the audio directly from it. No possible mp3 issues there.