Disc 1:
1. Trippy Elevation Intro/Elevation
2. Beautiful Day
3. Until the End of the World
4. New Year's Day
5. Kite
6. Gone
7. New York
8. I Will Follow
9. Sunday Bloody Sunday/Get Up, Stand Up
10. When I Get Home/Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Out Of
11. In A Little While
12. Desire

Disc 2:
1. Stay (Faraway, So Close)
2. Bad/40
3. Where the Streets Have No Name
4. Mysterious Ways
5. The Fly/Intermission
6. Charlton Heston Speech/Bullet the Blue Sky
7. With Or Without You/Intermission
8. One
9. Wake Up Dead Man
10. Walk On
11. Outtro

Taper: F.F.
Location: South tribune in the middle
Source: Sony EMC-TS120>Sony MZ-R35 MD
History: Sony color MD 80>index Sony MD home deck>digital cord>Philips cd-r stand alone

NOTE: This bootleg features a nice, crisp sound that I found to reproduce fairly well the feeling I had of being at an Elevation concert in person.  The sound is clear and while the crowd is audible at times, all of the voices tend to blend into one while singing along with Bono.  The end result is a very nice recording.

There is a strange squeaking noise at 0:09 of disc 2, track 1 followed by a brief warble at 0:30.  Both of these occur before Bono introduces the song while only the murmur of the crowd can be heard.  There is a minor skip at 1:09 of "Bad".

Bono goes on a rant reminiscent of the early days in the middle of a 10+ minute version of "Sunday Bloody Sunday" while recounting the scene in Italy a couple of weeks earlier.  The G8 summit in Genoa was "a meeting of the powerful" which accomplished nothing in Bono's eyes.  He advocates spending the money that will be used for a future summit on ridding the world of malaria.  He also tells of seeing a protester lying dead on the ground and he later screams "violence is never right, but I am ANGRY!   And you should be ANGRY!".   Amen.

"When I Get Home" is a song written by Herman Brood, the Dutch artist who committed suicide earlier in the month.  Bono again dedicates "In A Little While" to him.