Performance:
Just the Edge. At the time I was working for MCA Concerts and this was an MCA Venue. 1993 MTV Video Music Awards show. Really cool that year some great bands played. Not sure if a lot of people know but during the commercial breaks the bands usually play a song. Aerosmith played Big Ten Inch, kind of cool.

On with it. Edge came out, sat in a chair and lip sync'd to Numb with video monitors around him.

America was not 100% receptive of Zooropa and the whole military outfits so this went over most people's heads.

5 stars by me, hey it was taped, you cant go wrong here. I think the audio may be "official" or Viacom owns the rights that is why there is no audio here.

Audience:
Ugh, mostly industry people and LA trash. Was not U2 show

Sound quality:
This part is only rated, not commented on.

Overall:
See it on You Tube. It was a 1 off with just the Edge. Kinda cool to see it live though.

Performance:
3.5-4 At this point in the tour they seemed to be a bit off and you can hear it. Bono is a bit late on Magnificent and Edge comes in a bit early on Streets.

Audience:
Why not!!! I was at this show and it was great. On the boot the sound of the audience is there, just before HMTMKMKM you can hear so guys who are real excited that this is the song they are going to play.

Sound quality:
An AWSOME audience. WOW this is good. Again, I'm partial to this as I was at the show but this boot is a solid 4. Take a listen and hear it. The drumming is clear and Adam's bass is crisp.

Last Bono "rap" part of MOS is cut off, not cut off, just very low audio. Thats how it was at the show, so this is a solid 4 without the band/microphone issue.

Big, big thanks to the taper and the U2 Start team for getting this posted.

Overall:
Great show, great boot. The highlight was definitely Zooropa and who could forget the "Happy Birthday" to Paul M.

Overall a great representation of a pre Glasto show before they changed up the set list.

My 4.5 has nothing to do with the taper and his tape. Its the band and the show overall. The boot is awesome.

Performance:
Very easy to dismiss this boot with all the errors as another so so 360 show. Being there then hearing the boot its all good. The band came out with the new set list for Glatso and pulled it off. It worked

Audience:
Boot review, Just right its what you would expect from a audience boot. This is what we like around here.

Sound quality:
I say a solid 4-4.5 easy. I downloaded and listed to it all day. This is a great boot. Sure everyone wants to give it a 3.5 on Dime or the other sites, don't be fooled. This is great sounding. Get this boot.

Overall:
Really, really enjoyed this show in person and the boot is great. Thank you to the taper, they did an awesome job.

Performance:
I was at this show so my perspective of this review is both the boot and the show.

SHOW: WOW.......Zoo TV in the deep south. This could have been so much more but they were really just playing songs, getting thru them.

BOOT: Ugh, ok. they played the songs.

Audience:
SHOW: I was an the end zone about 20 rows up and we were totally into it.

BOOT: Some guy is having to tell his date what album each song is from and during RTST they sing the whole thing.

Sound quality:
SHOW: The sound was loud and in your face, but clear enough to hear all the instruments.

BOOT: Barely a 1.5. This was floating around U2T a few months back as a collection only show if you are looking to complete the tour then add this.

Overall:
Show: Come on, outdoor broadcast in the fall night, it was awesome. It did rain before the show. Oh yes, Public Enemy was awesome.

Boot: If you were at this show or are looking to complete the tour then by all means get this boot. UTEOTW is very good and WOWY has Shine Like Stars.

This was the lowest selling show of the tour. I think it was around 28,000 out of 60,000 so they clocked in, did the show and left.

Performance:
Ok, a bit shaky at times. The new stuff was still not worked out live. WGRYWH is always great on this leg of the tour.

Audience:
Not bad, they are there, but not a typical audience boot.

Sound quality:
I'm going for it. This needs to be a 4.5. Outstanding show for 1992. Sound is great on my Mac and iPod. Really goos sound. It can be a bit distant and tinny at times but this is far better then some other shows. Definitely better then the Wembley shows.

Overall:
Really enjoyed this. Going to keep this in the car. Great commute boot.

Performance:
Ok, first off let me say this is a review of the bootleg. Yes I was there but I took about a week of listening to the boot before I reviewed it. I needed to get over that glow of the show and really listen to it.

The band was good but clearly they are a bit off: Sunday Bloody Sunday. What happened there?

Audience:
Strong. Loud when they needed to be.

Sound quality:
Its good, it could have been better. Sheffield is much better.

Overall:
Overall, a SAFE, EASY show. Nothing dangerous, just the songs. This show will be the show that is remembered and the one everyone will be talking about still when the tour ends......