Boston 04-10-2005

 

TD Banknorth Garden

Boston (Massachusetts), USA.

04 - October - 2005.

Attendance: 17.244 (sellout) - Support: Keane

 

 

Disc 1 (74:51)

 

01. Wake Up (PA) / Everyone (PA)

02. City of Blinding Lights

03. Vertigo

04. Elevation

05. The Electric Co.

06. Behind Blue Eyes / The Ocean

07. Crumbs From Your Table

08. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

09. Beautiful Day 

10. Many Rivers to Cross  (snippet)

11. Miracle Drug

12. Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own

13. Love and Peace or Else

14. Sunday Bloody Sunday

15. Bullet the Blue Sky

 

 

Disc 2 (64:11)

 

01. Miss Sarajevo

02. Pride (In the Name of Love)

03. Where the Streets Have No Name

04. One

05. Ol' Man River  (snippet)

06. The First Time / Stuck in a Moment

07. With or Without You

08. All Because of You

09. "40"

 

 

Recording Equipment - History

Sonic Studios DSM-6L + Sony TCD-D7 (48mhz) > DAT Master

 

Taper: D.F.

Location: section 312, row 6, seat 1 (stood in the isle away from people)

 

Transfer: DAT Master > D7 line out > PC Line in > EAC (record, tracking, and EQ 62 and 125 slightly) > WAV > FLAC

 

Comments

The second show at the TD Banknorth Garden, ex Fleet Center (it still wore this last name when the band played in Boston in May during the first leg), and what a good concert. The band returned again for two more shows in December. A very fine setlist, and it could be finer, 'cause Original of the Species and Bad appeared on the original setlist (according to website www.u2achtung.com), to close the concert right after All Because of You. But finally "40" was played instead of them. Fan reports say that Bono, Adam and Edge were prepared for Original of the Species, but Larry began with "40", as he was having a bit of pain in his arms. And if you hear the recording, what it happens between All Because of You and "40" perfectly matches with these reports. Anyway, this can't be confirmed. 

 

Again, a solid recording, with all instruments and vocals well audible and minimal crowd interference. The only issue to remark is that it sounds slightly distant and therefore it lacks a more crispy definition. Anyway, sound quality is pretty good. This recording is virtually flawless, as this is the "fixed" version by D.F.