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March 18, 1978: Stella Ballroom, Limerick, Ireland
March 18, 1980: Acklam Hall, Notting Hill, England
March 18, 1981: Student Union Ballroom - San Jose State University, San Jose, CA
March 18, 1982: Ritz, New York, NY
March 18, 1983: Tyne Tees TV Studios, Newcastle Upon Tyne, England
March 18, 1983: Leeds University, Leeds, England
by shane
I was lucky enough to get to see U2 at the first Chicago show of the previous leg of their tour. Although i will always love that show, i really think this show had more meaning for U2 fans. i have never seen Bono as pumped up as he was when they came out and did Elevation. you could tell he was just wanting to break loose. after the recent events in new york, this was something we all needed. U2 kinda reassures everybody that, yes, they're still there, and yes, they're thinking about us. another high point of the show was "streets" there was not a single person sitting down! Bono makes sure to tell Chicago that his thoughts are with us, and i think we needed that.
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