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kohoutek

Lives in:
United States
North Carolina

Registered:
13 years ago

1 show during 1 tour

Joshua Tree Tour (1 show)
- 1987-12-12 Hampton, Virginia

personal record

Travelled to 1 country/state
- Virginia (1 show)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton
Visited 1 city
- Hampton (1 show)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
Heard 19 different songs
- 11 O'Clock Tick Tock (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Bad (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Bullet The Blue Sky (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Exit (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- I Will Follow (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- In God's Country (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Lucille (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- MLK (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Mothers Of The Disappeared (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- New Year's Day (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Out Of Control (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Pride (In The Name Of Love) (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Running To Stand Still (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Sunday Bloody Sunday (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Tequila Sunrise (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- Where The Streets Have No Name (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- With Or Without You (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
- 40 (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton Coliseum
Along with 4 different snippets
- Exodus (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton
- Shine Like Stars (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton
- The Battle Hymn Of The Republic (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton
- Van Morrison's Gloria (1)
  - 1987-12-12 Hampton

Last show,
37 years ago:

Hampton, Virginia

1987-12-12

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what they said

"I'd no idea what it would be but I knew it would be this big. I knew it the first time I saw them. I could have been wrong but I only needed to be right once. I saw this band and decided to risk everything on them." - Paul McGuinness, 1987

did you know

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.

you

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