Intro 
Blackened 
For Whom the Bell Tolls 
Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 
Leper Messiah 
Harvester of Sorrow 
Eye of the Beholder 
Jason's solo 
> To Live Is to Die jam
Master of Puppets 
One 
Seek and Destroy 
...And Justice for All 
> Bern Crowd Improv chant
Creeping Death 
Fade to Black 
Kirk's solo 
> Little Wing jam
Battery 
> La Bamba > Run to the Hills > Helpless jams
Last Caress 
Am I Evil? 
Whiplash 

QUALITY: Oh do I love upgrades. Thanks Joaquim for the upgrade with full source, very nice.
Previously I had an incomplete tape. Then a full show started to circulate, but some one used a generated tape
to transfer to cd. This is from the master analog, see linage below. Certainly one of the better '88 shows to
come around sound wise. A little phase shifting here and there, as if the taper was moving, but not bad really.
Music is fairly up front, very little crowd noise. Vocals come across very nicely. There might be a slight layer of distortion on the highs, but it's not bad. 

SOURCE: ecm-939T>TC-D5M
LINEAGE: ANA0>DAT0>CDRM>SHN

TIME: 120 minutes

CORRECT SHOW: YES, right after Battery James says "thanks Milwaukee"

FLAWS: Slight cut in Puppets, probably due to a tape flip. Also slight cut in
Kirk's solo, also probably due to tape flip.

BAND PERFORMANCE: Nice show, Blackened has a certain crush to it. James seems to be singing
with aggression, which is great. There isn't much screwing around during the early part of the 
U.S. Justice Tour. These guys came out, jammed, and left. Just a nice streamlined show. 
I would recommend this show if you are looking for a good early Justice show with Leper Messiah.