U2, le 1992-11-12 à Las Vegas, NV (Sam Boyd Silver Bowl), USA
VG+ AUD
[DAT-M] + [ANA-M > DAT-M] > CDR-M > FLAC
AUD 1 : Nakamichi 300 CM-4 > Sony TCD-D3 // JEMS
AUD 2 : Sonic Studios DSM-6 > Sony WM-D6 // TD
AUD 2 : Sonic Studios DSM-6 > Sony WM-D6 // TD
No. 99
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl
Las Vegas, Nevada
November 12, 1992
Source One: Nakamichi 300 CM-4 Shotguns > Sony TCD-D3 DAT Recorder
Source Two: Sonic Studios DSM-6 mics > Sony WM-D6 Cassette Recorder
DAT Master & ANA master to DAT > Wavelab > CD-R > FLAC
(Source One)
01 Intro
02 Zoo Station
03 The Fly
04 Even Better Than the Real Thing
05 Mysterious Ways
06 Nevada message
07 One > Unchained Melody
08 Until the End of the World
09 New Year's Day
10 Dirty Old Town
(Source Two)
11 Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around the World
12 Angel of Harlem
13 When Love Comes to Town (cut at start)
14 Satellite of Love
Disc 2:
01 Bad > Fool to Cry > All I Want Is You
02 Bullet the Blue Sky
03 Running To Stand Still
04 Where the Streets Have No Name
05 Pride (In the Name of Love)
06 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
07 Stand By Me
08 Intermission
09 Desire
10 Call the President
11 Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
12 My Way > With Or Without You
13 Love Is Blindness
14 Can't Help Falling In Love
The 99th show of the Zoo TV tour took place on a chilly night in Sin City. JEMS brought big guns, Nakamichi shotguns that is, but due to some technical difficulties that escape me, we were only able to record the first 10 songs of the show that way. Happily TD was seated a few rows behind us with Sonic Studios, and he was kind enough to copy his analog masters to DAT for us after the show. The above is a composite of the two sources, and a good example of the difference between extremely directional mics and binaurals. Both sound good, but the increased crowd noise on the latter is obvious. TD did an amazing job a couple nights later in Anaheim, a show I missed due to food poisoning. I believe his recording was posted here recently.
Saw Peter Buck there, too.
Butterking for JEMS
Sam Boyd Silver Bowl
Las Vegas, Nevada
November 12, 1992
Source One: Nakamichi 300 CM-4 Shotguns > Sony TCD-D3 DAT Recorder
Source Two: Sonic Studios DSM-6 mics > Sony WM-D6 Cassette Recorder
DAT Master & ANA master to DAT > Wavelab > CD-R > FLAC
(Source One)
01 Intro
02 Zoo Station
03 The Fly
04 Even Better Than the Real Thing
05 Mysterious Ways
06 Nevada message
07 One > Unchained Melody
08 Until the End of the World
09 New Year's Day
10 Dirty Old Town
(Source Two)
11 Tryin' To Throw Your Arms Around the World
12 Angel of Harlem
13 When Love Comes to Town (cut at start)
14 Satellite of Love
Disc 2:
01 Bad > Fool to Cry > All I Want Is You
02 Bullet the Blue Sky
03 Running To Stand Still
04 Where the Streets Have No Name
05 Pride (In the Name of Love)
06 I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
07 Stand By Me
08 Intermission
09 Desire
10 Call the President
11 Ultraviolet (Light My Way)
12 My Way > With Or Without You
13 Love Is Blindness
14 Can't Help Falling In Love
The 99th show of the Zoo TV tour took place on a chilly night in Sin City. JEMS brought big guns, Nakamichi shotguns that is, but due to some technical difficulties that escape me, we were only able to record the first 10 songs of the show that way. Happily TD was seated a few rows behind us with Sonic Studios, and he was kind enough to copy his analog masters to DAT for us after the show. The above is a composite of the two sources, and a good example of the difference between extremely directional mics and binaurals. Both sound good, but the increased crowd noise on the latter is obvious. TD did an amazing job a couple nights later in Anaheim, a show I missed due to food poisoning. I believe his recording was posted here recently.
Saw Peter Buck there, too.
Butterking for JEMS