Washington 15-08-1992 ANA-1

Robert F. Kennedy Stadium

Washington (District of Columbia), USA.

15 - August - 1992.

Attendance: 48.519 (sellout) - Support: Primus, Disposable Heroes of Hiphoprisy

Disc 1 (72:22)

01. George Bush Rap / Zoo Station

02. The Fly

03. Even Better than the Real Thing

04. Mysterious Ways / Rain

05. One

06. She's a Mystery to Me

07. Until the End of the World

08. New Year's Day

09. Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World

10. Angel of Harlem

11. Dancing Queen

12. When Love Comes to Town / I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For

13. Stand By Me

14. All I Want is You

15. Sunday Bloody Sunday

16. Bullet the Blue Sky

Disc 2 (36:22)

01. Running to Stand Still

02. Where the Streets Have No Name

03. Pride (In the Name of Love)

04. - ZooTV Videoconfessionals -

05. Desire / - Mirrorball Man Phone Call -

06. With or Without You

07. Love is Blindness

08. Can't Help Falling in Love

Recording Equipment - History

Sony WM-D3 + Sony mini mic > Analog master (Minerva V.) > Analog 1st (Maxell XLII, Dana F.)

Taper: Minerva V.

Transfer (by Dana Fletcher): Analog 1st > Sony TC-KE5000S 3 head deck line out > PC line in > EAC (record WAV and tracking and a few edits) > flac. Normalized to 95%, a few tracks Bullet, Running and Desire has some mic connection problems where the RT channel did not record for a few 30 second gaps. I copied and pasted with cross fade from the left channel. I also took out some clapping from alone clapper during the quiet parts of stand and Running using interpolate with freq.

Comments

This is a pretty good audience recording of a very nice gig, but it has a lot of crowd noise, which is somewhat loud sometimes. A couple of women can be heard cheering and screaming, between and during a few songs, which ruined a bit the quality of this recording. Mysterious Ways contains two skips at 03:28 and 05:00 that kills a couple of seconds of the song.

After Love Is Blindness, Bono asks Edge if he can play a C chord to sing Can' Help Falling In Love, as it was the evening of the 15th anniversary of Elvis Presley's death.