13.08.1999
USA, Mountain View, Shoreline Amphitheatre
Up North Live at the Shoreline Amphitheatre
very good Aud.

01. Lotus [5:00]
02. The Wake-Up Bomb [5:17]
03. Pop Song 89 [3:33]
04. Suspicion [6:12]
05. Pilgrimage [5:25]
06. Daysleeper [3:52]
07. Sad Professor [5:12]
08. The One I Love [3:44]
09. The Apologist [4:44]
10. So Fast So Numb [4:37]
11. Sweetness Follows [6:08]
12. The Great Beyond [5:12]
13. Losing My Religion [6:09]
14. Find The River > It Don't Come Easy (tease) [5:13]
15. At My Most Beautiful [3:57]
16. Star 69 [3:11]
17. Walk Unafraid [8:17]
18. Man On The Moon [8:52]
19. Hope (w/ false start) [4:03]
20. Why Not Smile [2:12]
21. What's The Frequency Kenneth? [4:06]
22. Tongue [6:07]
23. Cuyahoga [4:18]
24. It's The End Of The World As We Know It [6:59]

Total Running Time: [2:02:29]

R.E.M. was: Michael Stipe - vocals, Peter Buck - guitars, Mike Mills - bass, vocals
The additional tour musicians were: Joey Waronker - drums, Ken Stringfellow - keyboards, Scott McCaughey - guitar

Support your local tapers! Remember, if not for the efforts of the taping & trading community, that concert you went to remains a rapidly-fading memory. Check out my collection here: https://etreedb.org/RoyMartin.

Friday August 13, 1999:
Excellent audience recording. Sorry, friends. I don't have any further details about the recording. In August '99, I recorded a R.E.M. concert & traded it with others in the bootleg-collecting internet community. This show, split on two MiniDiscs, was located in my archives. No doubt I received this show in exchange for my recording, tossed it in my collection & promptly forgot about it. I wish I knew what microphones were used. It was recorded very close to the amps. Michael's between-song banter is heard nicely which usually indicates closeness to the amps. Thank you to the original taper, who ever you are/were.

October 2019:
Playback in real time on a Sony MDS-JE510 MiniDisc deck (TOSlink/optical output) into my Soundblaster Z soundcard. Recorded as a 16-bit/44.1kHz WAV using Adobe Audition. I didn't like the levels so low, so the entire 2-hour WAV was amplified +6dB. No other changes were necessary. No EQ applied, so salt 'n' pepper to taste. The large WAV was split using CD Wave Audio Editor (v1.98) & encoded into FLAC (Level 8) using Trader's Little
Helper.

Thetradersden.org: Torrent 153354 (by Roy)