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Sunday, September 17, 2023

U2 - 2005-09-17 - Toronto, Canada (IEM)

U2
2005-09-17
Air Canada Centre
Toronto, Canada 
IEM recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

01. City Of Blinding Lights 
02. Vertigo > Rockaway Beach (snippet) 
03. Elevation 
04. The Electric Co. > People I Don't Know Are Trying To Kill Me (snippet) > See Me, Feel Me (snippet) 
05. The Ocean 
06. Beautiful Day > Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (snippet) > Many Rivers To Cross (snippet) 
07. Miracle Drug 
08. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own > The Black Hills Of Dakota (snippet) 
09. Love And Peace Or Else 
10. Sunday Bloody Sunday 
11. Bullet The Blue Sky > The Hands That Built America (snippet) > When Johnny Comes Marching Home (snippet) 
12. Miss Sarajevo 
13. Pride (In The Name Of Love) 
14. Where The Streets Have No Name 
15. One 
16. Ol' Man River 

Encores: 
17. Pop Music > Discothèque > Relax (snippet) 
18. The Fly 
19. With Or Without You 
20. All Because Of You 
21. Fast Cars 
22. Yahweh 
23. 40 


In late 2004, U2 released How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb, their 11th studio album, and follow up to the incredibly successful disc, All That You Can't Leave Behind, released in 2000. The new release did not disappoint, going to #1 on the charts in 11 countries, including the US and UK, and winning 9 Grammy Awards. The band launched the Vertigo Tour in March 2005 in support of the album. The tour consisted of 5 legs, 131 shows and ran until December 2006. During the tour, U2 alternated between playing indoor arena concerts in North America and outdoor stadium shows in Europe, South America, Asia and Australia. This IEM recording captures the band in Toronto on September 17, 2005, 18 years ago today. 




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