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Tuesday, December 16, 2025

Van Morrison - 1992-12-16 - San Francisco, CA (Ex Aud)

Van Morrison
1992-12-16
Masonic Auditorium
San Francisco CA
Excellen Audience Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. Ordinary Life 
02. I'm Not Feeling It Anymore 
03. Why Must I Always Explain 
04. See Me Through > Soldier Of Fortune 
05. Tore Down A La Rimbaud 
06. Haunts Of Ancient Peace 
07. All Saints Day 
08. Sweet Thing 
09. Youth Of A Thousand Summers
10. So Quiet In Here > That's Where It's At 
11. A Town Called Paradise 
12. Did Ye Get Healed? 
13. It's All In The Game > Make It Real One More Time

CD 2:
01. Lonely Avenue 
02. Cleaning Windows
03. Vanlose Stairway 
04. Moondance > My Funny Valentine 
05. Gloria 
06. Route 66 
07. It's All Over Now Baby Blue 
08. In The Garden > Daring Night 
09. What'd I Say 
10. Northern Muse (Solid Ground) > No Prima Donna 

Van Morrison - 1992-12-16 - San Francisco, CA (Ex Aud)

I've seen Van Morrison 7 times, across 3 decades - the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s - and each time has been unique. Van changes up the set list from tour to tour, and you never know what mood he'll be in for a concert. For example, his September 1990 show at the Garden State Art's Center was a contemplative, introspective performance. In contrast, his April 1992 concert at the Paramount in New York was an upbeat religious celebration. Then again, his 1989 show at The Beacon Theatre was a bluesy affair, with a guest appearance by John Lee Hooker. With Van, you never quite know what you'll be seeing or hearing, which is part of the fun. As much as my wife and I love seeing Van, however, he's lived up to Rule #7 in my book: "The Set List - The Bad News - The Band Will Never Play Everything You Want To Hear." You see, he's yet to play Someone Like You, which is our wedding song, at any of the 7 concerts we've attened. Maybe next time.

In any event, this excellent audience recording captures Van in San Francisco on December 16, 1992, 33 years ago today.






1 comments:

Beckham said...

Great liner notes - and thanks for the show!

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