Verona 02-July-1993

 

Stadio Bentegodi

Verona, Italy.

02 - July - 1993.

Attendance: 45.000 (sellout) - Support: An Emotional Fish, Pearl Jam

 

 

Disc 1 (61:32)

 

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

02. Zoo Station

03. The Fly

04. Even Better than the Real Thing

05. Mysterious Ways

06. One

07. Unchained Melody

08. Until the End of the World

09. New Year's Day

10. Dirty Old Town

11. Tryin' to Throw Your Arms Around the World

12. Angel of Harlem / My Girl

13. When Love Comes to Town

14. Satellite of Love

 

 

Disc 2 (74:13)

 

01. Bad / All I Want is You

02. Bullet the Blue Sky

03. Running to Stand Still

04. Where the Streets Have No Name

05. Pride (In the Name of Love)

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

07. Stand by Me

08. - ZooTV Videoconfessionals -

09. Desire

10. Ultraviolet (Light My Way)

11. With or Without You

12. Love is Blindness

13. Can't Help Falling in Love / - Can't Help Falling in Love (PA outro) -

 

 

Recording Equipment - History

Sonic Studios + Sony TCD-D7 > DAT Master > DAT Clone-1 (32 kHz)

 

Transfer (by BLG): DA-20 > Monster coax > DiO 2496 > CEP 2.1 > CDWave > FLAC

 

Additional notes (by BLG): One spot of diginoise at 1:02 of One. Entire show was normalized due to levels being very low. No other editing or "remastering" has been done.

 

Comments

A brilliant recording with a quite clean and solid sound. Both instruments and vocals come through very powerful and crowd noise is absolutely minimal throughout the concert, softly audible between songs (the only issue to remark is a bit of cheering at the beginning of Mysterious Ways). This is almost as bright as other Zooropa'93 tapes, so for sure features excellent sound quality, and I even would say it borders with exc+ rating. This is one of my favourite gigs from the Zooropa'93.

 

The band delivered a strong performance in the first of eight stadium shows in Italy. After Desire, MacPhisto rings the Irish group Clannad to wish them with the audience a 'happy birthday', as they were celebrating their 20th anniversary in Dublin.