Full concerts

From a Hi8 master, transferred again in 2020 and deshaked. Twenty-one songs, “Lucky” first and “High and Dry” last.

From a master tape the uploader lists as Video8/Hi8. Fourteen songs, “Lucky” first and “Street Spirit” last.

Twenty songs, opening on “Lucky”, with “The Tourist” and “High and Dry” held back until just before “Street Spirit” closes it.

The band's own upload from the Eurockéennes. “Lucky” to “Just”, with “Creep” second to last.

The uploader synced a better audio source to a camcorder recording found on DVD; around the encore break the camcorder's own sound takes over. “Polyethylene” comes second to last, before “Street Spirit”.

One of four nights with “A Reminder”, in an encore that also has “Motion Picture Soundtrack” and Carly Simon's “Nobody Does It Better”.

The “Fitter Happier” tape plays them on. “The Trickster” is in, one of nine nights for it, and “The Tourist” closes.

“Fitter Happier” as the intro, then “Airbag” and “Karma Police”. “High and Dry” ends it, after “Subterranean Homesick Alien” and “Street Spirit”.

From a master VHS with tape trouble for the first 23 minutes; it settles after that. “Subterranean Homesick Alien” comes last, after “Street Spirit”.

“Meeting in the Aisle” plays from tape as they walk on, then twenty-three songs, with “The Tourist” last.

Filmed for a TV broadcast the uploader calls 10 Spot. This is all 21 songs: the ones the broadcast left out are filled in with a good audience shot.

One of nine nights with “The Trickster”, and “Nude”, then called “Big Ideas”, turns up late in the set. The uploader warns of flashing lights in “Planet Telex”.

“Meeting in the Aisle” is the walk-on tape, then twenty-one songs from “Airbag” to “The Tourist”.

Opens on “Airbag” and finds room for “The Trickster” and “How to Disappear Completely”. A good audience shot with very good sound.

Two nights from the end of the tour. “Polyethylene” is in the set.

The tour's last night, and the last “The Trickster” and “Polyethylene” in the archive. From a Hi8 master.

Eight songs at the Tibetan Freedom Concert, with Michael Stipe joining them for “Lucky”.