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This is a mix of several wireless sources plus variety of audience sources. Night 5 () - Unfortunately I couldn't make it for Night 5, but others reported it to be an outstanding closing show to the LA Residency. Night 4 () - U2 turned it around with an outstanding high energy show with night 4, much better than the previous night Night 3 () - had highlights but was a bit of an emotional let-down compared to the past couple shows. Roxy () - started as a make-up promo show, but turned into one of the most energetic and unique shows by U2 in the last 15 years. Night 2 () - U2 turned in one of the best emotional shows I've seen by U2, and has the highest number of songs in the set. Night 1 () - something of a glitchy show and not their best. I've tried to retain some of these moments within the compilation.Īs a personal (and brief) review of each show: Throughout the remainder of the shows, Bono would discuss the importance of Dennis and their loss. By all reports, everybody in U2 land was shocked and heartbroken. After the show of, U2's Tour Manager of 33 years Dennis Sheehan passed away in his hotel room. The Phoenix shows were surprisingly good, but the stretch in LA was something special. I would argue the LA run is where the 2015 tour really came together. Sometimes I had an easy choice with goofed up versions, but other times it was just a personal preference. Song selection was mostly at my discretion (for songs with multiple takes). The clips from the Roxy Club show didn't fit into the main arena set, so they're tacked on as bonus tracks. Since I wanted to include all tracks performed throughout the 6 show residency, compromises were made.
However there are some overlaps, such as the two band intros mid-song or three successive closing songs. I tried to keep the structure of the show.
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So with full mixes of every show done, it was a matter of stitching everything together into something cohesive. With the hopes to finalize the project before the new Joshua Tree Gimmick Tour, I started working on mixes of 5/26 + 5/27 + 5/30 concurrently (revised the original 5/27 mix). In the fall/winter of 2015, I completed mixes of 5/27 + 5/28 + 5/31 + 6/3, but never started the other two shows. The multicam part stalled out but I always kept the project in mind. The plan was to an "ultimate" version of LA to include 4k multicams with high end audio of all songs performed in LA. Mixed in Nuendo 4, using extra waves, Ozone, Slate plug-insīefore the 2015 tour dates were announced, an LA-based U2 filmer tried to talk me into doing a big project for upcoming U2 LA shows. Mixed, Produced, and Mastered by Sharebear/Hoserama Sonic Studios mic > Battery Box > Edirol R-09HRĬhurch Audio CA-14 cardioid mics > Church Audio 9100 pre-amp > Edirol R-09HRĪT933's (4.7k dt mod) cards > Naiant pipsqueak pre (+4dB) > Edirol r09 (24/48) Taper #1: Hoserama (for five out of six shows)ĭPA 4060’s > CSBox > Sony PCM-M10 16/44.1 Multiple Wireless Sources > Multitrack Recorder Recordings are matrix recordings of Wireless and Audience Sources * Note: Each track has a (#) to identify the show He then pulled an Elvis Presley impersonator on stage, who sang part of Can't Help Falling in Love and led the audience in singing the title line. He promises one fan that The Crystal Ballroom will be performed by the end of the tour, and talks about his joy in Ireland's successful referendum for marriage equality after spotting a "Lesbians for Bono" sign ("Bono is for lesbians!" he replies). Edge has piano problems before Every Breaking Wave so Bono fills time by talking to the crowd. Performance notes: Tour debuts of Volcano and Ordinary Love.
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