| U2 live in London at the Astoria February 7, 2001 Recorded by M.D.: d8>csb>dat 32>clone>44.1 via egosys 2496 conversion>wav>shn remastering by A.W.: M.D.'s original SHNs>WAV>SF4.5>MKW -- NO DAE-- 01 until the end of the world 02 beautiful day 03 elevation 04 stuck in a moment 05 gone 06 discoteque 07 staring at the sun 08 new york 09 intros 10 11oclock tick tock 11 i will follow 12 desire 13 ground beneath her feet 14 mysterious ways 15 one 16 unchained melody 17 all i want is you 18 bad 19 40 The taper fully understands he did not maximze his recording opportunites and did this by choice. He was about the 8th person into the venue, and had chance to stand in the very first row. Hence the sound is unbalanced because he actually was behind the PA and you will notice the drum sounds very live, because he was not catching it off the PA, rather because it was about 10 feet away from him. Comments by A.W.: Since it was the only available recording of this infamous gig and ,as acknowledged by M.D., not fully maximed when making it available, I went ahead and remastered the show. At first for my own listening pleasure, later on people asked me for this show and liked it so much I'd thought of making it available to the trading community for everyone else to enjoy. Because of the screaming and "singing" of people nearby I opted to use the expander function to even out the recording. As a result the screams and singing are not as irritating as before and the band is more upfront this time. I've adjusted some attack release settings in order to get the average expander settings right for this recording (balanced between loud and quieter moments). Also some EQ'ing has been done. At some parts I've re-indexed to have all the tracks start at the beginning of a song, and removed the split second of dead air in I Will Follow. I believe, this way one can really play the recording loud, without having a screaming girl blow up you speakers. Have fun! |