Disc 1
1. Intro
2. Zoo Station
3. The Fly
4. Even Better Than the Real Thing
5. Mysterious Ways
6. One
7. Until the End of the World
8. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses
9. Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World
10. Angel of Harlem
11. Dirty Old Town
12. Satellite of Love

Disc 2
1. Van Diemen's Land
2. Bad / All I Want is You (snippet)
3. Bullet the Blue Sky
4. Running to Stand Still
5. Where the Streets Have No Name
6. Pride (In the Name of Love)
7. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
8. Desire
9. Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
10. With or Without You
11. Love Is Blindness

Source: Sony D-6C w/ Sony ECM 909mic (recorded w/ dolby C)
Location: 1st level off the floor about 15-20 rows up on Adam's side of the stage
Transfer: analog master (Maxell MXS-90 x 2) > Yamaha K-222 (played back with no dolby) > wavelab > flac frontend > make torrent 2 > Goldwave (Speed fix/re-index) > FLAC
    Edit (speed fix): Mike Duchek
Taper: madelf
 

NOTE (by madelf, distributed with original .flac files): I know there are a couple of other different versions of this show flowing about but I have been told this is the best one. You can check out the samples and judge for yourself.

NOTE (by Mike Duchek, distributed with .flac files): This one played too slow. The first part was a little off, and the middle and end were off by more. Given that the vocals but not so much the instruments were what came through, it was hard to get it just right.

As I write this, I haven't finished listening to this one, but it sounds great, and it's a rare moment where you hear Adam, Larry and the Edge all talking or singing on stage at some point in the show.

NOTE (by Mike Duchek, posted on U2 Torrents): Well this one was really slow for the end parts. As you probably know, I got this off Dime. It's a pretty typical indoor recording. I'd say Bono comes through a lot more clearly than the music, but it's still pretty good, not too much individual audience noise or anything.

NOTE: A very nice recording of one of a special gig - U2 performing on St. Patrick's Day in the band's favorite American city.  Sound quality is excellent.  The recording is very crisp and and the high end in particular is sharp.  Audience noise is certainly a factor, but I think that the boisterous crowd helps to give the listener a sense of the joyous atmoshpere at this concert.

Created on March 25, 2007