Kiel 13-06-1992 / OKM IIr

 

Ostseehalle

Kiel, Germany.

13 - June - 1992.

Attendance: 6.500 (sellout) - Support: Fatima Mansions

 

 

Disc 1 (50:32)

 

01. TV: The Drug of the Nation (PA)

02. Zoo Station

03. The Fly

04. Even Better than the Real Thing

05. Mysterious Ways

06. One

07. Can't Help Falling in Love

08. Until the End of the World

09. Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses

10. Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World

 

 

Disc 2 (66:28)

 

01. Angel of Harlem

02. When Love Comes to Town

03. Satellite of Love

04. Bad / Walk to the Water

05. All I Want is You

06. Bullet the Blue Sky

07. Running to Stand Still

08. Where the Streets Have No Name

09. Pride (In the Name of Love)

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

11. Stand by Me

12. Desire

13. - phone call -

14. With or Without You

15. Love is Blindness

 

 

Recording Equipment - History

Sony WM-D3 + OKM IIr microphones

 

Taper: Stadtfelder

Location: first row of the grand stand in the back (hardly any crowd noise)

Transfer: Analog Master > Yamaha KX-500 deck > Soundforge 9.0 > CDWave Editor > WAV > FLAC

 

Comments

This is a second source of this show. Sound quality is very good, as music and vocals come through pretty clear and there's minimal crowd noise. However, the output is somewhat distant, and it makes the tape to sound slightly flat on occasion. There is a tiny hiccup at 5:01 in Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses.

 

The show is amazing and it represents the smallest venue and crowd of the whole ZooTV / Zooropa'93 tours, with just 6.500 in attendance. I'd remark that Bono seemed to be in high spirit and the band delivered a strong performance. One of the highlights is a raw version of Until the End of the World, where Bono angrily yells to soundman Joe O'Herlihy to turn up Edge's guitar. Note this show is way well-known among fans, as Bono added some lines of the b-side Walk to the Water to Bad.

 

For sure, this is one of my favourites gigs of the second leg of the tour, with Milan 22nd of May, and Stockholm 11th of June.