Wow, what a spectacle.  That's all I could think of after my first Zoo TV viewing.  This is a great concert video, Popmart, 5 years later, is an overall better video.  The band sounds pretty good on this video, but not great.  And when it comes to U2, you've got to have standards, they are great, and they need criticism to stay great.  The highlights include "Pride" with an excerpt from Martin Luther King dropped in the center, very tastefully.  "The Fly" is probably U2's greatest concert song concept performance, ever, though sonically, it's just ok.  The band pulls out all the stops.  Gotta love Edge's belly dancer wife during "Mysterious Ways."  Also, gotta love Bono in his alter-ego Macphisto form.  I can't think of a better guise to perform such songs "Lemon" and "Daddy's gonna pay for your crashed car" from 1993's dynamically creative "ZOOROPA," which reminds me I'm glad "Stay" is performed differently than those songs, because it is a different type of song for the ZOOROPA album and I'm glad it was treated accordingly.  One let down, I would've like to have seen a live version of "Acrobat" from 1991's "Achtung Baby," instead of perhaps "Zoo Station," or "Can't help falling in love."  Since It's a fantastic song and I've never seen U2 perform it live, I have to assume it's to challenging a studio song to attempt to pull off live.  Which is a shame since it's such a thrill to see songs like "Lemon" and "Discotheque" (Popmart), because you know you'll never see those songs performed again live outside the period they come from, in U2's history.  This was a groundbreaking tour, and you have appreciate the sheer balls it took U2 to bring this kinda tour up, change their style, music, image, and maintain their insane popularity, because they never drift from their message.  Love and chaos.