10.11.1992
USA, San Diego, Jack Murphy Stadium
San Diego Soundcheck
very good Aud.

01. Moody Blues / Mysterious Ways [1:08]
02. One [0:31]
03. New Years Day [1:10]
04. Bullet The Blue Sky / Ultraviolet [0:24]
05. One [0:47]
06. Vocal Clowning [0:43]
07. Until The End Of The World / Pride [0:47]
08. Zoo Station [3:15]
09. Until The End Of The World [3:07]
10. Love Is Blindness [1:22]
11. Even Better Than The Real Thing [1:42]
12. Mysterious Ways [1:46]
13. Bad / Bullet The Blue Sky [2:55]
14. Where The Streets Have No Name [1:12]
15. Pride [1:12]
16. Unknown / Trying To Throw Your Arms Around The World [0:39]
17. Angel Of Harlem / When Love Comes To Town [2:19]
18. Madman Across The Water / When Love Comes To Town [5:06]
19. Unknown / Satellite Of Love [2:05]
20. When Love Comes To Town / All I Want Is You [3:02]
21  Running To Stand Still (Harmonica) [2:08]
22. Micropone Check / Jam Session [2:15]
23. Mysterious Ways [0:53]
24. Unknown Jam / With or Without You [1:46]
25. Unknown Jam [3:36]

Total Running Time: [46:02]

Source: SOUND CHECK (TECH CREW) Dana Fletcher's Tape >cdr> EAC>WAV>
Adobe Audition (EQ, Dynamics, and Noise reduction)>SHN

Comments on this recording: 
This is a great recording of a U2 soundcheck. It was a sunny November afternoon, and a handfull of fans were standing by a fence, listening to U2 prepare for another evening of Zoo TV. The area around Jack Murphy Stadium was ringing with riffs and raucous pieces of U2 music followed by intricate and gentle guitar pickings by The Edge.  That morning, I went on a jumpseat ride from Albany, NY to hear this concert, and arrived just as the band was working on "Bad."  Although we fans loitering outside had some trouble hearing quieter parts, this taper - on their crew - caught it quite clearly.  His one disadvantage was being so close to the speakers that some music is clipped and distorted. Those bits we heard nicely clear across the parking lot! By the time U2 concluded the sound check, there were dozens of people standing glassy eyed in amazement at what we had just heard...This recording catches a great soundcheck AND is of great quality. Only a soundboard or DAT machine on the 50 yard line would sound better.  Thanks to Dana Fletcher, Justin Cook, and the other traders for keeping these soundchecks in circulation! Enjoy! Philip Collier