From the opening with trippy animation to the end with a heartstoppingly beautiful version of "One," U2 deliver one of their most solid performances ever. It encompasses all that is U2 of the 90's.  Great music, huge venues, confused rock stars, and beautiful images.  Truly a Great tour, this video is better than Zoo TV, it's an older, more comfortable, well rehearsed U2, and it takes place right before Bono's voice began to get older and change a bit (see "All That You Can't Leave Behind").  It's the perfect way to end U2's weird 90's romp of music and style, before leaving it all behind to recreate their credibility, and capture a new generation of fans (like me), to remind us why U2 became popular in the first place, and always will be one of the best rock bands in history.  Some treats on this video are the Acoustic "Staring at the Sun" and Edge's solo "Sunday Bloody Sunday."  It's also cool to see live versions of such complex songs as "Discothque," "Gone," and "Hold me, Thrill me, Kiss me, Kill me" mixed in with the rest of the rest of the standard U2 lineup.  And somehow, magically U2 make 20 years of sound flow together with little doubt.  U2 has been and will always be the sound of two hearts beating as one.  How else could a bunch of pretentious Irishmen become the biggest band in the world?