1983-03-24 - Glasgow
Tour: War Tour
Songs played: 20
Audio recordings: 7
  1. Another edition of #U2liveshow, hosted by myself. We will broadcast the audio recording of a show from the past via our Mixlr.

    About #U2liveshow
    As part of #U2liveshow we will host many liveshows (audio, but also video if possible) with lots of interesting stuff around it. We will plan them on different dates and times to accommodate as many fans as possible. Every liveshow will also have a rotating host, which will be crew members and fans such as yourself. If you want to host one, let us know!

    About this show
    We will broadcast our February show of the month, see below for details.

    Broadcast details
    Date and time: Saturday 20 February, 20:00 GMT
    Where: In this topic and on our Mixlr

    We hope to see you there, add it to your calendar

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    Show of the month
    Every month we have a show in the spotlights, the show of this month took place on 1983-03-24 in Glasgow, Scotland. You can download this show, read reviews or write your own review on the shows page here. In this thread you can discuss this show!

    "I love this show. Short and very sweet. A must have for the die-hard. "



    1983-03-24 - Glasgow, Scotland - Tiffany's

    Gloria
    I Threw A Brick Through A Window
    A Day Without Me / Loch Lomond (snippet)
    Seconds
    Surrender / Billie Jean (snippet)
    New Year's Day
    Sunday Bloody Sunday
    The Cry
    The Electric Co. / Send In The Clowns (snippet)
    I Fall Down
    October
    Tomorrow
    Two Hearts Beat As One / Let's Twist Again (snippet)
    Twilight
    Out Of Control / Blaze Of Glory (snippet)

    encore(s):
    Party Girl
    11 O'Clock Tick Tock
    I Will Follow
    40

    Comments on this show
    When picking our show of the month for the month of February we realised we hadn't one from the War tour for three years. To highlight this tour again we chose for an amazing show in Glasgow in March 1983, at Tiffany's. A show which was partly broadcasted on local radio gave us many highlights such as Tomorrow and Out Of Control. There are also some strange performances such as Seconds where lots of mistakes are being made. All in all a must-have if you like U2's early performances.

    http://u2start.com/shows/564/
  2. Perhaps my favorite War bootleg. I combined the radio broadcast with the audience source to get the full show.
    The performance of Tomorrow alone is reason enough to download this bootleg. It also has one of the best A Day Without Me with Loch Lomond snippet and a great I Will Follow, with the crowd singing the entire "Your eyes..." part.
  3. Definitely going to check this one out!
  4. Is there a source available for the broadcast?

  5. Here's another cover if you're interested
  6. I must not be the first to have that "Breakfast at Tiffany's" song in my head when I read the show location

    It's been awhile since we had a War bootleg SOTM. What sells it for me is the inclusion of a October Triple thing of I Fall Down, October and (more rare) Tomorrow. I'll definitely check this show out.
  7. Loch Lomond. Perhaps my all time favourite snippet.
  8. I listened to a bit of this last night. Tomorrow sounds great, and it sounds like Seconds had some funny technical issues
  9. Originally posted by cesar_garza01:Perhaps my favorite War bootleg. I combined the radio broadcast with the audience source to get the full show.
    The performance of Tomorrow alone is reason enough to download this bootleg. It also has one of the best A Day Without Me with Loch Lomond snippet and a great I Will Follow, with the crowd singing the entire "Your eyes..." part.
    The guy spoke!
  10. The show has the best sounding Tomorrow among bootlegs and it is one of its best performances.
    What surprised me too is that those days the crowd were not that familiar with 40, so when the show approached its end, instead of singing "how loooong", they started singing Amazing Grace. That was great.
    The issues during Seconds only add to the song, as Bono improvised some lyrics and it was a lot of fun.