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Paula

Female, 42
Lives in:
Brazil
Location:
Sao Paulo

Registered:
14 years ago

1 show during 1 tour

U2 360° Tour (1 show)
- 2011-04-09 Sao Paulo, Brazil

personal record

Travelled to 1 country/state
- Brazil (1 show)
  - 2011-04-09 Sao Paulo
Visited 1 city
- Sao Paulo (1 show)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
Heard 23 different songs
- Beautiful Day (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- City Of Blinding Lights (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Elevation (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Even Better Than The Real Thing (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Get On Your Boots (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- I Will Follow (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- In A Little While (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Magnificent (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Miss Sarajevo (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Moment of Surrender (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Mysterious Ways (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- One (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Scarlet (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Sunday Bloody Sunday (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Until The End Of The World (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Vertigo (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Walk On (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- Where The Streets Have No Name (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
- With Or Without You (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Morumbi
Along with 3 different snippets
- Help! (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Sao Paulo
- Rain (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Sao Paulo
- You'll Never Walk Alone (1)
  - 2011-04-09 Sao Paulo

Last show,
14 years ago:

Sao Paulo, Brazil

2011-04-09

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While the band and crew were working on the Joshua Tree album's mixing, Lillywhite's wife, singer Kirsty MacColl, volunteered to set the running order for the album. The band told her to put "Where the Streets Have No Name" first and "Mothers of the Disappeared" last, with the rest sequenced according to her preference.

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