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June 14, 1979: McGonagle's, Dublin, Ireland
June 14, 1980: Royal Dublin Society Showgrounds, Dublin, Ireland
June 14, 1983: Houston Music Hall, Houston, TX
June 14, 1986: Central Park, New York, NY
June 14, 1997: Commonwealth Stadium, Edmonton, Canada
June 14, 2001: MCI Center, Washington, DC, DC
June 14, 2005: City of Manchester Stadium, Manchester, England
by Carla Koike
Hey, that concert was great! It was full of energy! Discotheque was FABULOUS, and I couldn't stop dancing even to look at the screen!! But I have to say that the Big Egg (Tokyo Dome) has not a good acoustic and I couldn't follow everything Bono said..
It was also too calm to a rock concert. The security was too severe, and they were complainig about dancing near the stairs or taking photos, and taking out the t-shirts. I am Brazilian and we were a big group there. One of the noisest I am sure! The Japaneses stay seated listening to a rock concert!!
Can you imagine why Bono sang Wake up Dead Man at the end?
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