On this day in 1992, U2 played Globen (Globe Arena) in Stockholm, Sweden.

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U2 - Dancing Queen (1992 - 06 - 11)

On this day in 1990, U2 played the Ahoy Rotterdam in Rotterdam, Netherlands.

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U2 - The Unforgettable Fire (1990 -01- 06)

U2 - Lemon ZOO TV - Sydney 1993

u2 Moment Of Surrender live

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"Mysterious Ways" - U2 (Live)

1.   Beautiful Day
2.  Lights Of Home
3.  Every Breaking Wave
4.  With Or Without You
5.  Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of
6.  Get Out Of Your Own Way
7.  One
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11.  All I Want Is You

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Trin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World [Live From Dublín] (1993)

ZOO TV 4th leg: Zooropa: 28 de agosto de 1993: R.D.S. Showgrounds - Dublin, Ireland.-

Trin' To Throw Your Arms Around The World [Live From Dublín] (1993)

U2 - Ultraviolet ( Light my way )

Your Blue Room (feat. Sinead O’Connor)

First performance: 5 September 1986 - Oak Mountain Amphitheatre, Pelham, AL
Last performance: 18 November 2008 - Auditorio Nacional, Mexico City, Mexico
Total number of known performances: 534

We've made it to number 1! Although not released until ‘Document’, the song debuted at the first show of the Pageantry tour with the title ‘This One Goes Out’ and was played at every show that year, usually as the third or fourth song of the set, but sometimes pushed back to the encore.

Becoming their first top 10 hit, in 1987 at most shows the song would be saved until the encores, and was played at all shows on the tour. Before the song, Michael would often say to the audience 'I wrote this to myself'.

Surprisingly, in 1989 it was not a regular feature in the setlist, the band perhaps not wanting to be defined by their hit; in fact during the European leg of the tour it was not played at all. This changed for the second US leg of the tour, and it was played at all shows as the second song, following ‘Stand’ (and followed by 'So. Central Rain'), with the exception of the final show of the tour in Atlanta.

In 1995 the song was not played until September 12 in Birmingham, AL, after which it was played at every show for the rest of the tour. Michael offered one explanation for its return to setlists when he said it was an easy song to sing, as some other songs like 'I Don't Sleep, I Dream' became problematic after his hernia operation in August. From 1999 it became a setlist regular once again, and was the first time the band had played the song in Europe since the four shows there in 1987.

It was played at most shows in 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2008, and quite unusually for an ‘old’ song, 2005 was the year it received the most plays with 84 (100% of shows), and 78 times in 2008, with the song featuring in the band’s final show in Mexico City.

Fun fact: There’s been many variations of this song played live – in 1986 musically the song was similar to the album version, though vocally was slightly different, with Michael’s singing of ‘fire’ more shouting, and Mike’s backing vocals were still a work in progress. In 1987 and 1989 the song began with Peter’s slower guitar riff over Michael’s singing, before Mike and Bill joined in for the chorus. From 1995 the song was mostly played in the same style as the album version, but it was also played acoustically, including 2001’s MTV Unplugged, and in 2003 it was played both acoustic and electric.

The most bizarre performance of the song however occurred on 20 May 1988 at the 40 Watt Club in Athens, GA. The band played an unannounced support slot for Vic Chestnutt, where Michael announced the band’s name as ‘Toast’. At this show Michael introduced the song as ‘a song written by Fred Frith in 1974 when he was still with Henry Cow put out on the Residents record label’. The 1 minute version that followed can only be described as avant-garde!

To celebrate this song being the most frequently performed, we're going all out with 4 different performances of the song, starting with a terrific performance from 27 January 1989 in Tokyo, Japan, then from 18 November 1987 in Dallas, TX, thirdly a stunning acoustic performance from 6 September 2003 in Mountain View, CA, and finally to Seattle, WA on 19 November 2004 for a rocking finale!

#01 - R.E.M. - The One I Love - 27 January 1989 - Sound Colosseum MZA, Tokyo, Japan

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