Dublin 31-08-1997

Lansdowne Road

Dublin, Ireland.

31 - August - 1997.

Attendance: 42.523 (sellout) - Support: Ash

Total Running Time - 137:26

01. Mission Impossible Theme (PA) / Pop Muzik (PA)

02. Mofo

03. I Will Follow

04. Gone

05. Even Better than the Real Thing

06. Last Night on Earth

07. Until the End of the World

08. New Year's Day

09. Pride (In the Name of Love)

10. Dirty Old Town

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

12. All I Want is You

13. Staring at the Sun

14. - Whiskey in the Jar  (karaoke) -

15. Miami

16. Bullet the Blue Sky

17. Please

18. Where the Streets Have No Name

19. - encore break -

20. - Lemon Intermission (PA) -

21. Discothèque / Whole Lotta Love

22. If You Wear That Velvet Dress

23. With or Without You

24. - encore break -

25. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me

26. Mysterious Ways

27. MLK

28. One

29. Unchained Melody

30. - Candle in the Wind (PA outro) -

Recording Equipment - History

OKM II Rock microphones + Sony TCD-D7 > DAT Master (@ 32khz) > Sony DTC-ZE700 (digital transfer) > optical cable Terratec EWX 2496 >
Soundforge 9.0 > CDWave Editor > WAV > FLAC

Taper: Stadtfelder

Location: Recorded at the back of the front of stage area. This place was more crowded than on other Popmart shows which I have seen and for
this reason there is some crowd noise on the recording. I don't think that this crowd noise is annoying.

Additional notes (by the taper): There are some minor flaws ("pops"), Track 07: 3:12, 3:14 - Track 08: 0:38 - Track 11: 4:21 - Track 22: 0:50. I did some digital clones from my master in 1997 and 1998 but there has never been a transfer from this master so far.

Comments

Second night in Dublin, also taped by 'Stadtfelder'. This one is slightly better than the tape of the previous night, both recorded with the same gear. It sounds more solid and strong, with a clear capture of music and vocals. The output is deeper, too. Crowd noise is audible but not too distracting. Very nice crowd participation during Pride and the karaoke part, and note MLK was played this time before One.