06.12.1982
UK, London, Hammersmith Palais	
A Celebration In London	
exc. Aud.

01. Knocking On Heaven's Door (with The Alarm) [2:32]
02. Out Of Control [4:27]
03. Twilight [4:23]
04. Surrender / I Threw A Brick / A Day Without Me [11:48]
05. An Cat Dubh [4:11]
06. Into The Heart [3:09]
07. Sunday Bloody Sunday [5:25]
08. Cry-Electric Co. [4:40]
09. I Fall Down [3:22]
10. October [2:38]
11. New Year's Day [4:43]
12. Gloria [4:41]
13. I Will Follow [4:13]
14. Fire [3:57]
15. A Celebration [3:00]
16. 11 O'Clock Tick Tock [5:15]
17. The Ocean [3:02]
18. 11 O'Clock Tick Tock (Bonus) [5:23]
19. The Ocean (Bonus) [2:57]

Total Running Time: [1:23:55]

Taper: MB
Hybrid Casio Capsules > WM-D6 Master > DAT > CD-R (3) (EAC) > WAV > SHN

And here is another version of the famous London show. Recently got this from Hanzel14 (www.geocities.com/maartenhans). This is the complete audience recording. The cd starts with Bono joining the opening act (The Alarm) to sing Knocking On Heaven's Door. For people who want it all... enjoy this show. www.ricku2.com

Bonus: 06.12.1982, UK, London, Hammersmith Palais (WXRT-FM Source) - Last 2 Songs
Source: FM (WXRT-Chicago) > NAD 7220PE Stereo Receiver > Panasonic Stereo VCR > PC > Goldwave > WAV > SHN

Comment: 
There have been a lot of great torrents of this awesome show in the past few days. I personally taped this show when it was broadcast on WXRT-FM in Chicago about 5 or 6 years ago. I taped it by running the sound from my receiver into my VCR, and the recording sounds good. I am not uploading my whole recording because it frankly does not sound as good as some of the other unbelievably oustanding sources that have circulated (especially the BBC Radio 6 source that hawkmoon 269 just torrented). However, I think it is beneficial to circulate my recording of the last two songs from the broadcast. These two songs rarely appear on bootlegs/torrents that I have seen. The only two versions I have heard are from: (i) the Electric Company on Stage bootleg, but that version is incomplete because "We wish you a Merry Christmas" has been edited out and (ii) the audience recording was just torrented by RickU2. The audience recording sounds very good, but I think this FM source sounds better. In any event you can be the judge. Enjoy. OrangeU2