03.10.1983
France, Lyon, Palais Des Sports
Lyon 83 (Speed corrected/EQ Remaster and source mix)
exc. Aud. 

01. Voices Inside My Head [1:18]
02. Synchronicity I [2:52]
03. Synchronicity II [4:49]
04. Walking In Your Footsteps [5:01]
05. Message In A Bottle [4:30]
06. Walking On The Moon [5:04]
07. O My God [3:32]
08. De Do Do Do De Da Da Da [4:46]
09. Wrapped Around Your Finger [5:09]
10. Tea In The Sahara [5:15]
11. Hole In My Life [4:26]
12. Spirits In The Material World [3:07]
13. Invisible Sun [4:12]
14. One World (Not Three) [6:47]
15. King Of Pain [5:54]
16. Don't Stand So Close To Me [3:44]
17. Every Breath You Take [4:24]
18. Murder By Numbers [4:17]
19. Roxanne [4:44]
20. Encore Intermission 1 [1:52]
21. Can't Stand Losing You (incl. Bonanza Theme / French National Anthem / Regatta de Blanc) * [7:25]
22. Encore Intermission 2 * [1:41]
23. So Lonely * [6:11]

Total Running Time: [1:41:10]

Primary Tape Source: JL
Lineage: Low gen cassette (Maxell XLII 90 IEC Type II Cr02) > Pioneer CT-F4040 > ProTools MBox2 > ProTools > AIFF > xACT FLAC (level 8 w. verify)

Transferred and archived by tj7 in December 2006. (tj7.org/police.html), No Noise Reduction, No EQ, no compression, no pitch adjustment (originally).
Some superfluous tape breaks removed. An image of the tape is included.

Secondary Source (*): sec1968 (trade CDR > EAC > TLH > .flac files)

Remastered version:
Speed corrected, significant phase adjustments, level balancing, EQ, patching by ledwhofloyd (Ross) in December 2022.
Additional lineage: FLAC > TAudioconverter (combine tracks) > Audacity > MATLAB (speed adjustment) > Audacity (edits/tracking) > FLAC > TLH > FLAC (level 8)

Source notes:
-There are other versions of this same recording distributed by Chalkfarmer and sec1968
-The JL tape source distributed by tj7 is clearly the lowest gen/highest quality as of 2022
-There are tape cuts after Wrapped Around Your Finger, Invisible Sun, Every Breath You Take, and Murder By Numbers
-Unfortunately, the JL tape source is missing the end of the recording: Can't Stand Losing You (cuts after ~1 minute), and So Lonely
-The end of the recording must have been recorded because it exists on the Chalkfarmer and sec1968 sources 
-I patched the end part using the sec1968 source with a roughly 1 minute crossfade between sources

Speed adjustment notes:
-Tracks 1-9: 0% (speed already basically correct)
-Tracks 10-13: -0.9% (because it was running fast)
-Tracks 14-17: -1.9%
-Track 18: started -1.3% and by 2 minutes gradually shifted back to -1.9% (I adjusted in discrete 0.1% increments)
-Tracks 19-21 (JL): 0% (speed already basically correct)
-Tracks 21-23 (sec1968): started +1.2% (because it was running slow) and gradually shifted to being on speed after about 10 minutes (I adjusted the variable section in discrete 0.1% increments)

Other notes:
-Many phase adjustments
-Adjusted levels slightly to balance channels
-Spectral analysis and my ears indicated that the frequency balance was a bit off for the JL source despite it's relatively high quality. I don't often release EQed versions because it can be somewhat subjective, but I wanted to  in this case. 
-For JL source, EQ to boost bass and upper midrange, and attenuate lower midrange and high frequencies. See sample frequency spectra and spectrograms before and after EQ.
-JL tape source is not completely clean. There are some what I think could be characterized as micro-dropouts on one of the channels. The only way I know how to deal with them would have been to spot-monoize ~0.5 sec sections, and I didn't want to do that. 
-Cleaned up a lot of glitches/discontinuities in the sec1968 source
-Not possible to really EQ match the sec1968 source to the primary JL source because sec1968's does not have the high frequency detail. I did EQ it somewhat to bring out some more of the highs that it did have (up to ~8 kHz).

I am also sharing a less processed version of only the JL/tj7 source. That version is not patched or EQed - only speed corrected, levels balanced, and with minor phase adjustments. This is the more significantly remastered version.

Dimeadozen.org: Torrent 744042 (by ledwhofloyd)