“My feeling is, that it is cool f or the people to share ourmusic - as long as no one is making money from the process. We tell the people who come to our concerts that they can tape the show if they want. I think, it is cool that people are so passionate about our music.”
-Bono on bootlegs .
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U2//New Transmission
June 14th, 2005
City of Manchester Stadium
Manchester, UK
Taper: WatchMoreTV
Location: East Stand, Second Level, Block 210
Gear: Lapel mic (ECM-719) > MD (MZ-N10) @ LP2
Transfer: MD > PCM 44100Hz 16bit
Remastering, mixing & edit: B!gGiRL:
Remove DC offset,
Reverb 2000 (stereo effect)
Equalizer (mix1)
EZCompression 1:27@300ms
Equalizer (mix2, mix3 & mix4))
Volume + 8.8 dB
remove DC offset
Convert to Flac (level 6)
This is the same recording/edit as on U2Star.com. If you want a preview
you can download WMA files there
Ofcourse this is a loss-less show.
This show can be converted into anything you want.
Lossy files for personal use only.
Don't sell, only trade/share/torrent please..
An unedited 1 track version is available for DVD projects etc. (just send a PM)
Enjoy...
Track list:
01-Vertigo
02-I Will Follow
03-The Electric Co
04-Elevation
05-New Year's Day
06-Beautiful Day
07-City Of Blinding Lights
08-Miracle Drug
09-Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own
10-Love And Peace Or Else
11-Sunday Bloody Sunday
12-Bullet The Blue Sky
13-Running To Stand Still
01-Pride (In The Name Of Love)
02-Where Streets Have No Name
03-One
04-Zoo Station
05-The Fly
06-Mysterious Ways
20-With Or Without You
21-All Because Of You
22-Yahweh
23-Vertigo (encore)
Comments: 'I Will Follow' is played for the first time this year. In Joy Division's hometown, Bono sings a bit of 'Transmission' and 'Love Will Tear Us Apart' during 'With or Without You.' Joy Division bassist Peter Hook is in attendance. Bono thanks Tony Blair and Gordon Brown for their recent efforts leading to the G8's cancellation of $40 billion of Third World debt.