Dress" and "With or Without You". After another brief break, the band would return to perform "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me", their single from 1995 for the Batman Forever soundtrack, followed by "Mysterious Ways". "One" always followed, ending a handful of shows, but otherwise it was followed by one more song. "Unchained Melody", "Wake Up Dead Man", and "MLK" were variously performed to close the show. On a handful of occasions, the show ended with another song, such as "Rain", "Hallelujah", "Mothers of the Disappeared" (during which the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo were brought on stage in Buenos Aires), "40", or "Can't Help Falling in Love". "She's a Mystery to Me" and "Staring at the Sun" each ended a single show, as well. Additional songs A total of 55 different songs were played throughout the tour and 17 of the 55 songs were played at all PopMart shows. Out of the 12 songs on Pop, each song was played in full at least once, with the exception of "The Playboy Mansion", which was only featured as a snippet several times at the end of "Where the Streets Have No Name". "Do You Feel Loved" was only performed during the first six shows, and "If God Will Send His Angels" was performed once by the full band, plus about 20 other times solely by Bono and The Edge. "Bad" and "Desire" were also played at a handful of shows. Average setlist This set list is representative of the tour's average setlist as conducted by Setlist.fm, which represents all concerts for the duration of the tour. "Mofo" "I Will Follow" "Gone" "Even Better Than the Real Thing" "Last Night on Earth"' "Until the End of the World" "New Year's Day" "Pride (In the Name of Love)" "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For" "All I Want Is You" "Staring at the Sun" "Sunday Bloody Sunday" "Miami" "Bullet the Blue Sky" "Please" "Where the Streets Have No Name" Encore "Lemon (Perfecto Mix)" (played over PA) "Discotheque" "If You Wear That Velvet Dress" "With or Without You" 2nd Encore "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me" "Mysterious Ways" "One" Sarajevo concert During the Zoo TV Tour, U2 aired controversial satellite link-ups to Sarajevo. The link-ups were arranged by aid worker Bill Carter, who interviewed ordinary people about their experiences of the ongoing War in Bosnia and Herzegovina.