==================================== Informations générales : ==================================== Nom : Jems - Nakamichi 300 Cardioids (busman Mod) + Edirol R-09hr (24/96) Tour : U2360° Tour Leg : Leg 2 - Amérique Du Nord Date : 23.09.2009 Pays : USA Ville : East Rutherford Lieu : Giants Stadium Type : Audio Support : CD-R Taper : JEMS Matériel : Nakamichi 300 cardioids (Busman mod) > Naiant custom battery box and cables > Edirol R-09HR (24/96) > Peak 6.1 (downsample to 16/44.1) > FLAC Performance : Live Source : Audience Intégralité : Complet ==================================== Setlist : ==================================== Disque 1 1. Intro 2. Breathe 3. Magnificent 4. Get On Your Boots 5. Mysterious Ways 6. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For 7. S)he's The One / Desire Medley 8. Elevation 9. Your Blue Room 10. Beautiful Day / Don't Stop 'til You Get Enough (snippet) 11. No Line On The Horizon 12. New Year's Day 13. Stuck In A Moment 14. The Unforgettable Fire 15. Mofo (snippet) / City Of Blinding Lights 16. Vertigo Disque 2 1. I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight (remix) 2. Sunday Bloody Sunday 3. M L K 4. Walk On / You'll Never Walk Alone (snippet) 5. One / Amazing Grace (snippet) 6. Where The Streets Have No Name / All You Need Is Love (snippet) 7. Ultra Violet (light My Way) 8. With Or Without You 9. Moment Of Surrender ==================================== Contenu des disques ==================================== East Rutherford (NJ) - September 23, 2009. Taper notes : JEMS' first night on the 360 tour was a fine one indeed. I was joined by Brother JP (he of San Francisco 12/15/84 fame), a perfect taper companion (and not one to shy away from a little pat-down search), and we got something better than a standard night one set, with true one-off to celebrate Bruce Springsteen's 60th birthday, "Your Blue Room" and some set list rearranging. This was also the first time I matched our newly modified Nakamichi 300 kit with the Edirol in a stealth situation and I am pleased with the results. We had decent seats for taping vis a vis proximity to the PA and the crowd around us was relatively quiet (the cardioid caps help, too). The only issue with the recording was one I could not avoid: while the mics had wind screens, the wind in the stadium blew the high end around a bit on a very directional PA. The result on the recording is occasions where the high end seems to soften or swirl a touch. Samples provided below in the comments. I did record the second night but missed a chunk in the middle (never forget to delete last night's files off the flash drive before you go into the stadium!). And it appears we have a stellar document of that one already. ==================================== Revue : ==================================== AchtungBootlegs.com / 30.09.2009