DISC ONE
set:
Lotus
What's The Frequency, Kenneth?
Wake-Up Bomb
Fall On Me
Suspicion
Jesus
New Test Leper
The One I Love
Daysleeper
Electrolite
The Apologist
Sweetness Follows
The Great Beyond
Losing My Religion
E-Bow The Letter
At My Most Beautiful
DISC TWO
Finest Worksong
Walk Unafraid
Man On The Moon
encore:
Hope
Why Not Smile
Live For Today (spoken word) <listened on the Timeline but absent on this recording>
Crush With Eyeliner
Tongue
Gardening At Night <cut>
Driver 8 <listed on the Timeline as having played but absent from this recording>
<beginning cut>It's The End Of The World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine)
A couple of people have asked me about this recording so I've had another look at it and made what I hope is as succesful a transfer from the 1st generation cassettes that I've had sitting here for over 10 years. Let me explain, the quality of the recording is excellent - a bit bass heavy, a couple of drop outs, a lot of yelling and screaming - but, overall, it's excellent. Until ...
The original taper (who can be heard throughout screaming his lungs out) was such a monumentally enthusiastic R.E.M. fan, that he couldn't stop himself from leaping around. This was fine until his tape recorder got fed up of being abused and cracked up. The resulting cracking up and drop outs begin in Finest Worksong (at the beginning of Disc Two) and persist through till the end of the show. The end of Gardening at night, the whole of Driver8 and the beginning of ITEOTWAWKi (AIFF) are missing.
Rest assured, the music in this torrent is an accurate and faithful clone of the original. It is what it is. Ii don't think another version ever showed up anywhere.
Audience recording (I can't remember exactly but think that he used a MD recorder) > 1st generation copy onto my Maxell XLII C90 cassettes >> Sony TC-WE435 >> Cool Edit 2000 >> I left the recording pretty much as it is >> CD Wav >> Flac6
Everything else was done with TLH