First show in Argentina, and quite an experience, since the promoters sold more tickets than the actual stadium's capacity (19,000, when it held 17,000 people) They probably sold the extra tickets without declaring it (to keep the money) but obviously this caused a lot of problems as people wanting to get in started a riot and the police had to intervene. Several security dogs were killed, and cars were rolled. Pretty violent ! All this happened before the concert started. But obviously not the greatest atmosphere for the band, whose popularity in South America had risen with the Standing on the Beach record. The concert was identical to the 1986 ones, which is understandable since they couldn't play a lot of the new songs as a 5-piece group. Six Different Ways had a weird intro, it sounded like the keyboards emulator wasn't on because the sound was completely different. The soundcheck took place in the middle of the afternoon, they had wet towels on their heads (except Robert) because of the sun and heat.