22.10.1987
USA, Champaign, Assembly Hall
Champaign
good Aud.

Disc 1: [41:49]
01. Where The Streets Have No Name [6:23]
02. I Will Follow [4:32]
03. I Trip Through Your Wires [3:50]
04. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For [6:32]
05. MLK => [1:32]
06.The Unforgettable Fire [4:35]
07. Exit [4:56]
08. In God's Country [4:01]
09. Sunday Bloody Sunday [5:25]

Disc 2: [52:49]
01. Help [3:41]
02. People Get Ready [4:44]
03. Bad [7:51]
04. October => [2:16]
05. New Year's Day [5:01]
06. Pride (In the Name of Love) [5:47]
07. Star Spangled Banner (mostly cut due to tape change)/Bullet The Blue Sky [5:22]
08. Running To Stand Still [5:53]
09. With or Without You [5:39]
10. 40 [6:31]

Notes: 
I got this in trade back in 1988 from a Chicago-area trader. He was a freshman at U of I and *not* a regular taper; he used a Sony D-3 Walkman recorder with clip-on stereo mikes. I was really impressed by the quality at the time; I'm not as impressed today in the era of ALD, IEM, and professional-quality stealth mikes, but it's still a pretty good, clear recording nonetheless. The limitations of the microphones are apparent in the limited dynamics and somewhat shrill higher ranges; EQ'ing this tape gave me the choice of either tolerating some shrillness or having the vocals buried in the heavy bass. I chose the former, but you may wish to play with the settings somewhat before you burn this. I don't want to set anyone's expectations too high -- this is not a fabulous recording, but it's definitely enjoyable and captures the band at their peak. I wanted to get this one out there before the cassette decomposes; it's a good document from a show in a college town, but won't win any awards in terms of sound quality. The "Star Spangled Banner" is mostly missing; I think this was the first show this guy ever taped, so he was not yet quite up to the challenge of switching tapes in the dark.