National Tennis Centre, Melbourne, Australia
October 8, 1989
soundcheck

Sony WM D 3 > pc-62 microphones > first generation analog copy > second generation analog copy > third generation analog copy
> Yamaha K-540 deck > Soundforge 9.0 > CD Wave Editor > wav. > FLAC

taper: N.N. (to respect the taper's privacy)

recording position: hiding at the top of some scaffolding

CD 1 (43:23)
01 checking the guitar, bass and drums sound (6:56)
02 unknown instrumental jam (2:40)
03 checking the guitar, bass and drums sound (4:37)
04 checking the bass, guitar and drums sound (6:57)
05 checking the drum sound (4:48)
06 checking the bass sound (1:03)
07 checking the piano sound (1:57)
08 checking the guitar sound (1:18)
09 checking the drums, bass and piano sound (2:27)
10 checking the guitar sound, incl. All Along The Watchtower guitar (7:23)
11 dead air (3:13)

CD 2 (43:55)
01 guitar delays (1:21)
02 checking the guitar sound, incl. Desire guitar (12:40)
03 Desire guitar riffs (1:05)
04 checking the guitar sound, incl. All Along The Watchtower guitar (1:36)
05 blues instrumental with One Tree Hill guitar (8:15)
06 One Tree Hill - roadie on vocals - (4:38)
07 blues instrumental (2:39)
08 dead air (0:46)
09 Love Rescue Me - roadie on vocals - (7:25)
10 Love Rescue Me - roadie on vocals, faded out - (3:26) 

This is the final soundcheck recording of the "Melbourne Lovetown soundchecks". There are less songs than on the
other two soundchecks but I don't regard this one as boring. The exact line up of this soundcheck is unknown. Bono
is not present and it is possible that some of the other recordings were played by the technicians, too but it is
believed that Edge was still very active in soundchecking those days. 

This 77 minute long recording of the same soundcheck recording 

http://u2torrents.com/torrents-details?id=7159

sounds better because it was dehissed but this one is the "original" 88 minute long version. The lineage of this one is more
precise than the other one.