Disc 2:
1. Bad/All I Want is You
2. Bullet the Blue Sky
3. Running to Stand Still
4. Where the Streets Have No Name
5. Pride (In the Name of Love)
6. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
7. Stand By Me
8. Zoo TV Interference
9. Desire
10. Bono calls the White House
11. Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
12. With or Without You
13. Love is Blindness
14. Can't Help Falling in Love

Comments (by Justin Cook and Kin Chung): This CDR set is most likely mastered off a low gen tape as the sound is very clear, with crowd noise mostly between songs. Tape hiss is not present unlike the other boot of the same gig, "Last Transmission For The US". I've made some comparison and this recording seems to be from Ted Driver's tape recorded off a D6. The bootleg was edited in such a way as to leave edits between some songs where only the crowd noise is lost. Its interesting why BTBS is included as a last track in Disc 1, as its cut off after 4 mins. The full song can be found in Disc 2. Last few seconds of "Pride" is cut off as well.

Additional comments (by me): I fixed this CD-R set myself once I realized there were a few things with this that could be fixed up. First off, the entire show played a bit too slow, so I fixed that. Next, I added fade-in's and fade-out's in the appropriate places. Finally, I moved "Bad" from the end of disc 1 to the beginning of disc 2 so that there is no interruption between that and "Bullet the Blue Sky." I edited the songs together flawlessly.

This is the last night of Zoo TV in the United States. After a few shows in Mexico the next week, U2 would not return to North America again to play for an audience until the Popmart Tour in 1997. As a result, this is a high energy show, and the band seem to be in a reflective mood. Bono gives a 3+ minute long speech during the beginning of "I Still Haven Found What I'm Looking For" thanking several people on the tour and recalling where they have been and where they are going. He also calls the White House one last time tonight, and tells the operator that he will be bothering Bill Clinton now instead. The sound is pretty clear, but audience noise is present at times, and this recording is a bit bass heavy. This is such a good show and to me would get an EX+ AUD rating if it wasn't for the crowd noise that can be heard at times.