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== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Support acts: R101 DJ Daniele Tognacca, Algiers | Support acts: R101 DJ Daniele Tognacca, Algiers. [https://twitter.com/SteveLyonMusic/status/879246362591862784 Steve Lyon was in attendance.] According to [http://www.billboard.com/biz/current-boxscore Billboard], the attendance was 51,845 people and the gross sale was $3,498,856. | ||
[https:// | An excellent in-ear monitor recording of [[Heroes]] from this concert was uploaded [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kl8_qd3LcQ to YouTube]. The best available audio (M4A 128kbps) was captured from the video and is mirrored here for your listening enjoyment and in case that video is deleted in the future. This recording is pure in-ear monitor, it does not match the in-ear monitor / audience matrix recording available below. | ||
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== Set list == | == Set list == | ||
[[File:2017-06-25 Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy.jpg|thumb|right|x240px|Credit to [https://www.instagram.com/p/BVx2lCFllW9/?taken-by=scribacchinoperdigiorno '''scribacchinoperdigiorno'''].]] | [[File:2017-06-25 Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy.jpg|thumb|right|x240px|Credit to [https://www.instagram.com/p/BVx2lCFllW9/?taken-by=scribacchinoperdigiorno '''scribacchinoperdigiorno'''].]] | ||
#Intro (Cover Me (Alt Out)) | |||
#[[Going Backwards]] | #[[Going Backwards]] | ||
#[[So Much Love]] | #[[So Much Love]] | ||
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#[[Somebody]] (*) | #[[Somebody]] (*) | ||
#[[Walking In My Shoes]] | #[[Walking In My Shoes]] | ||
#[[Heroes]] | #<sm2>https://media.dmlive.wiki/stream/dm2017-06-25-iem-heroes.m4a</sm2> [[Heroes]] | ||
#[[I Feel You]] | #[[I Feel You]] | ||
#[[Personal Jesus]] | #[[Personal Jesus]] | ||
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== Sources == | |||
*[[2017-06-25 Stadio Olimpico, Rome, Italy/Source 1|Source 1]] is Alessio's very good in-ear monitor / audience recording matrix, entitled "The Italian Job". | |||
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[[Category:2017-2018 Global Spirit Tour]] | [[Category:2017-2018 Global Spirit Tour]] | ||
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[[Category:Setlist sheet picture]] | [[Category:Setlist sheet picture]] | ||
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Notes
Support acts: R101 DJ Daniele Tognacca, Algiers. Steve Lyon was in attendance. According to Billboard, the attendance was 51,845 people and the gross sale was $3,498,856.
An excellent in-ear monitor recording of Heroes from this concert was uploaded to YouTube. The best available audio (M4A 128kbps) was captured from the video and is mirrored here for your listening enjoyment and in case that video is deleted in the future. This recording is pure in-ear monitor, it does not match the in-ear monitor / audience matrix recording available below.
Set list
Credit to scribacchinoperdigiorno.
- Intro (Cover Me (Alt Out))
- Going Backwards
- So Much Love
- Barrel Of A Gun
- A Pain That I'm Used To
- Corrupt
- In Your Room
- World In My Eyes
- Cover Me
- A Question Of Lust (*)
- Home (*) (full-band)
- Poison Heart
- Where's The Revolution
- Wrong
- Everything Counts
- Stripped
- Enjoy The Silence
- Never Let Me Down Again
- Somebody (*)
- Walking In My Shoes
- Play Heroes
- I Feel You
- Personal Jesus
Set list info obtained from the Home forum.
Sources
- Source 1 is Alessio's very good in-ear monitor / audience recording matrix, entitled "The Italian Job".
