20.10.1987
USA, Iowa, Carver-Hawkeye Arena
Joshua Tree IOWA
NTSC
AUD-SHOT (filmed from Adam's site)
1 DVD
no menu, chapters each 4:50 mins

01. Where The Streets Have No Name 
02. I Will Follow 
03. Trip Through Your Wires 
04. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 
05. Mlk 
06. The Unforgettable Fire 
07. Exit 
08. In God's Country 
09. Sunday Bloody Sunday 
10. Help 
11. People Get Ready 
12. Bad 
13. October 
14. New Year's Day 
15. Pride (In The Name Of Love)
16. Bullet The Blue Sky 
17. Running To Stand Still 
18. With Or Without You 
19. 40 

Total: [1:33:28]

Lineage: Hi8mm > clone > Standalone DVD Recorder > DVD
Filmed by: U2RMW
Converted to DVD by: Unknown 

Video Attribute :
  Video compression mode : MPEG-2
  TV system : 525/60 (NTSC)
  Aspect Ratio : 4:3
  Display Mode : reserved
  Source picture resolution : 704x480 (525/60)
  Frame Rate : 29.97
  Source picture letterboxed : Not letterboxed
  Bitrate : 9.59Mbps

Audio Attribute : 
  Audio Coding mode : Dolby Digital
  Sampling Rate : 48kHz
  Audio application mode : Not specified
  Number of Audio channels : 2
  Bitrate : 256 Kbps
  Number of Audio streams : 1

NOTE: This is definitely one of the best audience-shot videos from the Joshua Tree Tour. Filmed from in the stands on the right side (Adam's side) at about a 20 degree angle from the stage. While the video quality isn't on par with top shelf videos from later tours when better equipment was available, the footage on this title is very solid nonetheless. Compared to other audience-shot videos from this tour, the footage is pretty sharp and has some definition to it. For example, you can make out details on the faces of the band members. Hands clapping and bodies in front of the taper occasionally present an obstruction. Most of the footage is shot at about as tight as the taper could zoom in...I guess you could call it a relative closeup. Every once in a while the taper briefly pulls back and you can see most of the arena. The audio is a bit hot, you can hear some crackling in the high end. The recording cuts in during the organ intro to "Streets".