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Torrent: 5748
Title: 2005-07-07 Belin, Olympiastadion, Bloody Thursday 2silversdisc
Size: 872.56 MB
Category: Vertigo
Uploaded by: bonozitoun

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2005-07-07 Berlin, Olypiastadion


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General Informations :
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Name : Bloody Thursday
Tour : Vertigo Tour
Leg : Leg 2 - Europe
Date : 07.07.2005
Country : Germany
Town : Berlin
Place : Olympiastadion
Type : Audio
Support : Silver CD
Manufacturer : The Swingin' Pig
Num. cat. : TSP-CD-5893 / 93
Taper : Vortex242
Material : OKM2r > A3 > SONY D100 > MDAT > CD
Performance : Live
Source : Audience
Integral : Complete
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Lineage: silvercd > eac > waw > dBpoweramp > flac level8 > md5summer > U2T


included on torrent , artwork , fa
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Setlist :
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Disc 1 (1:04:25)
1. Intro
2. Vertigo
3. I Will Follow
4. The Electric Co. / I Can't Stand The Rain
5. Elevation
6. New Year's Day
7. Beautiful Day / Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
8. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For
9. All I Want Is You
10. City Of Blinding Lights
11. Miracle Drug
12. Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own
13. Love And Peace And Else

Disc 2 (1:13:59)
1. Sunday Bloody Sunday
2. Bullet The Blue Sky / Please / The Hands That Built America
3. Running To Stand Still
4. Pride (in The Name Of Love)
5. Where The Streets Have No Name
6. Intro
7. One
8. Intro
9. Zoo Station
10. The Fly
11. With Or Without You
12. All Because Of You
13. Happy Birthday
14. Yahweh
15. Vertigo


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Discs Contents
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CD 1 & 2 : Berlin - July 7th, 2005

Il s'agit assurément de la bande son de Vortex242 , OKM2r > A3 > SONY D100 > MDAT > CD , vraisemblablement sans remasterisation.


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Review :
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AchtungBootlegs.com / 12.12.2005
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do not reencode to mp3, trade and share only, don't sell
Enjoy
bonozitoun

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