20.09.2005
USA, Chicago, United Center	
Chicago – Sonics	
good / vg Aud.

Disc 1: [1:18:18]
01. City Of Blinding Lights [6:16]
02. Vertigo [4:41]
03. Elevation [5:09]
04. The Electric Co./ The Ocean [8:27]
05. Walk On [6:14]
06. Beautiful Day [5:30]
07. Miracle Drug [5:37]
08. Bono talks [1:13]
09. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own [5:32]
10. Yahweh [3:39]
11. Love And Peace Or Else [5:04]
12. Sunday Bloody Sunday [7:38]
13. Bullet The Blue Sky [5:14]
14. Miss Sarajevo [8:04]

Disc 2: [1:00:07]
01. Pride (In The Name Of Love) [4:14]
02. Where The Streets Have No Name [6:17]
03. One Intro [3:35]
04. One [5:16]
05. Old Man River [1:10]
06. Encore break [2:52]
07. Discotheque [6:25]
08. The Fly [5:43]
09. With Or Without You [5:08]
10. Encore break [2:08]
11. All Because Of You [3:46]
12. The First Time [4:16]
13. Bad [9:17]

Equipment used: Sonic Studios DSM-6> Sony D7
Transfer: Master 90m DAT> Stand-alone Pioneer CD burner> EAC> Magix Audio Cleaning Lab> WAV> FLAC Front-end (level 8)

Comments: Decent audience recording from the band's first Chicago show in September. I debated about posting this, but since no source has appeared online for the first night, I thought I would put this up for the completists. It was recorded front-row of the 300-level (the uppermost level, right in front of the speaker stack) so crowd noise is minimal; the fidelity of the recording is pretty good. 
I was a little disappointed with the sound given where I was sitting - I would probably conservatively give it a 7 on a 10-scale.  

Please note: There are two ugly warts in this recording:
* My deck was partly unplugged during the first minute or two of "City of Blinding Lights," which caused several loud pops as I went to plug it back in. I tried to minimize the effect (which was really loud before I adjusted it) but it's still noticeable.
* There is about 10 seconds of diginoise on the master during "One." I found this on three separate DAT decks, so there's no way around it.

If anyone has a better source, by all means post.  
In the meantime, this is as certainly listenable as anything else posted from the second leg. This show contains the first-ever performance of "The First Time," I believe, and also the first (perhaps only, so far?) acoustic performance of "Walk On."