U2, le 1989-10-04 à Brisbane (Brisbane Entertainment Centre), Australia
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04.10.1989, Australia, Brisbane, Entertainment Centre
Lovetown Brisbane 3
Good Audience
FLAC
Disc 1:
01. Where the Streets Have No Name (long fade in)
02. I Will Follow
03. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
04. MLK
05. One Tree Hill
06. God Part II
07. Desire
08. All Along the Watchtower
09. All I Want Is You (sloppy edit)
10. People Get Ready
Disc 2:
01. Bad (long fade in)
02. October (sloppy edit)
03. New Year's Day
04. Pride (In the Name of Love)
05. Angel of Harlem
06. When Love Comes To Town (sloppy edit)
07. Love Rescue Me
08. Star Spangled Banner/Bullet the blue sky (sloppy edit)
09. Running To Stand Still
10. With Or Without You (fade out during solo)
NOTE (from http://www.u2depot.com): This recording is wasted by a rumbling noise which lays over the music,
at times even makes it hard to hear the actual song.
Otherwise it would be a very nice recording because instruments and vocals would be clearly audible if it weren't for this sucky noise.
Audience is noisy but shuts up as soon as the songs start. The opening songs on both discs ("Streets" and "Bad") fade in and have tape speed distortions during the first seconds.
Because of the background (or better said foreground) noise only recommendable for completionists."
Checked with Adobe Audition: Lossless
Lovetown Brisbane 3
Good Audience
FLAC
Disc 1:
01. Where the Streets Have No Name (long fade in)
02. I Will Follow
03. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
04. MLK
05. One Tree Hill
06. God Part II
07. Desire
08. All Along the Watchtower
09. All I Want Is You (sloppy edit)
10. People Get Ready
Disc 2:
01. Bad (long fade in)
02. October (sloppy edit)
03. New Year's Day
04. Pride (In the Name of Love)
05. Angel of Harlem
06. When Love Comes To Town (sloppy edit)
07. Love Rescue Me
08. Star Spangled Banner/Bullet the blue sky (sloppy edit)
09. Running To Stand Still
10. With Or Without You (fade out during solo)
NOTE (from http://www.u2depot.com): This recording is wasted by a rumbling noise which lays over the music,
at times even makes it hard to hear the actual song.
Otherwise it would be a very nice recording because instruments and vocals would be clearly audible if it weren't for this sucky noise.
Audience is noisy but shuts up as soon as the songs start. The opening songs on both discs ("Streets" and "Bad") fade in and have tape speed distortions during the first seconds.
Because of the background (or better said foreground) noise only recommendable for completionists."
Checked with Adobe Audition: Lossless