U2, le 1984-12-15 à San Francisco, CA (Civic Auditorium ), USA
EX AUD
ANA-M > FLAC
Aiwa CM-30 > Sony WM-D6 // JP
U2
Civic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
December 15, 1984
JP (in association with JEMS) Master
front row balcony
Aiwa CM-30 > Sony WM-D6 (CORRECTED: SEE COMMENT 33)
Master Cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A (1/07 transfer) > Peak 5.2 (normalize and index only) > FLAC
01 Intro
02 11 O'Clock Tick Tock (glitch removed)
03 I Will Follow
04 Seconds
05 MLK
06 The Unforgettable Fire
07 Wire
08 Sunday Bloody Sunday
09 The Cry/The Electric Co.
10 A Sort of Homecoming
11 Bad (tape flip)
12 October
13 New Year's Day
14 Pride
15 Party Girl
16 Gloria
17 40
note: Clocks in 81:20 on CD so you'll have to overburn or split
Take two.
About a year and a half ago, I torrented this show here from JP's master which he had transferred and converted to CD using Adobe Audition. But JP himself was never totally happy with the transfer and I remembered the tape being better than the resulting CD.
When JP recorded this he was using the identical rig that we'd eventually issue to Brother KM for his legendary (if I may) early '87 Tempe-LA run, powered by the shockingly good Aiwa CM-30 mic. I don't think there's ever been a mic that retailed for less than $50 and had this kind of low-end response. JP was positioned on the front row of the balcony at the Civic and pretty much nailed the show. There are a couple of very minor glitches and a brief gap to flip during "Bad," otherwise it's all here.
So last week JP gave me the master tape and suggested I give it a fresh spin on the azimuth-adjusting CR-7A. The results are here and I think we've got a significant upgrade. Sample provided and if I can find a sample of the old one I'll post that too but don't count on it. I, however, scan the ticket.
Sounding very nice indeed.
Butterking for JEMS
Civic Auditorium
San Francisco, CA
December 15, 1984
JP (in association with JEMS) Master
front row balcony
Aiwa CM-30 > Sony WM-D6 (CORRECTED: SEE COMMENT 33)
Master Cassette > Nakamichi CR-7A (1/07 transfer) > Peak 5.2 (normalize and index only) > FLAC
01 Intro
02 11 O'Clock Tick Tock (glitch removed)
03 I Will Follow
04 Seconds
05 MLK
06 The Unforgettable Fire
07 Wire
08 Sunday Bloody Sunday
09 The Cry/The Electric Co.
10 A Sort of Homecoming
11 Bad (tape flip)
12 October
13 New Year's Day
14 Pride
15 Party Girl
16 Gloria
17 40
note: Clocks in 81:20 on CD so you'll have to overburn or split
Take two.
About a year and a half ago, I torrented this show here from JP's master which he had transferred and converted to CD using Adobe Audition. But JP himself was never totally happy with the transfer and I remembered the tape being better than the resulting CD.
When JP recorded this he was using the identical rig that we'd eventually issue to Brother KM for his legendary (if I may) early '87 Tempe-LA run, powered by the shockingly good Aiwa CM-30 mic. I don't think there's ever been a mic that retailed for less than $50 and had this kind of low-end response. JP was positioned on the front row of the balcony at the Civic and pretty much nailed the show. There are a couple of very minor glitches and a brief gap to flip during "Bad," otherwise it's all here.
So last week JP gave me the master tape and suggested I give it a fresh spin on the azimuth-adjusting CR-7A. The results are here and I think we've got a significant upgrade. Sample provided and if I can find a sample of the old one I'll post that too but don't count on it. I, however, scan the ticket.
Sounding very nice indeed.
Butterking for JEMS