02.03.1988
USA, Madison, Dane County Coliseum	
Madison, Wisconsin	
Aud.

Disc One [75:21]
file size: 760.70 MB 
01.  Crowd [0:46]
02.  Warm up [0:47]
03.  The Lazarus Heart [5:52]  >
04.  Too Much Information [2:40]
05.  We'll Be Together [4:45]
06.  Englishman In New York [4:34]
07.  Sister Moon [7:30]
08.  Rock Steady [5:47]
09.  Murder By Numbers [5:17]
10.  Straight To My Heart [4:19]
11.  One World (Not Three) [8:40]
12.  If You Love Somebody Set Them Free [7:00]
13.  Consider Me Gone [5:40]
14.  Bring On The Night [2:42] >
15.  When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What's Still Around [8:56]

Disc Two [67:13]
file size: 678.62 MB
01.  They Dance Alone [9:54]
02.  King of Pain [5:48]
03.  Be Still My Beating Heart [6:09]
04.  Fragile [4:10] >
05.  Little Wing (incl. From Me To You) [9:05]
06.  Grammy Announcement [2:25]
07.  Roxanne [3:55]
08.  Fortress Around Your Heart [4:51]
09.  Don't Stand So Close To Me '86 [10:15]
10. The Secret Marriage [3:16]
11. Banter [1:26]
12. Message in a Bottle [5:56]

Lineage: Master cassette > cassette > cassette > Stand-alone Pioneer CD burner > EAC > Magix Audio Cleaning Lab > WAV > FLAC Front-end (level 8)

Comments: Fine recording from Sting's "Nothing Like The Sun" tour. My 2nd generation copy (on Sony UX90's -- ugh) had a great deal of fidelity to it, and very little processing was needed other than some de-hissing. The taper was evidently close up -- the audience noise is appropriate (between songs, etc.) and not distracting whatsoever.
The performance is great. Sting is loose and funny -- at various points mocking Madonna, Bon Jovi, and Jimmy Swaggart -- and the band is definitely "on." A member of Sting's entourage (I assume his manager) interrupts the show to announce that Sting has won a Grammy (Best Pop Male Vocal Performance) during that night's ceremony; he gives a brief but emotional speech during the show.
This tour is probably Sting's finest hour as a live performer, and I think this is one of the best recordings and performances around.  
I have no idea whether this show has been booted, and if so how the quality compares. This one's real good considering it was taped in the pre-digital era.