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July 2, 1982: Roskilde Festival Site, Roskilde, Denmark
July 2, 1983: Festival Grounds, Torhout, Belgium
July 2, 1993: Stadio Marc'Antonio Bentegodi, Verona, Italy
July 2, 1997: Foxboro Stadium, Foxborough, MA
July 2, 2005: Hyde Park, London, England
July 2, 2005: Ernst Happel Stadium, Vienna, Austria
July 2, 2009: Camp Nou, Barcelona, Spain
by Ray
Being New York I had a feeling there was going to be something special or maybe some twist to the status que. When I didn't here streets or one in the main set I said to myself we are in for a he'll of an encore. When all was said and done I look at my watch, and it was 8 minutes short of 3 hours. I believe the u2 segment started at no later than 9, and they said their goodbye's at 11:52, by far the longest u2 show I have ever wittnessed. The set list was very diverse and as for the band, they sounded incredible, and they were spontaneous. All in all my favorite 360 show of the 3 I've been to.
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