DISC 1:                             DISC 2:
       Princess In Love - a spoken         Good Year For The Roses (3:16)
        intro about Princess Di (1:50)     I Can't Stand Up For Falling Down
       I Want You (6:27)                    (2:27)
       No Action (2:01)                    This Is Hell (4:59)
       Accidents Will Happen (2:44)        All The Rage (3:54)
       Watching The Detectives (5:20)      Pump It Up (4:19)
       Deep Dark Truthful Mirror (5:29)  4-Nov-94:
       So Like Candy (6:38)                Girl's Talk (3:08)
       London's Brilliant Parade (4:11)    Human Hands (3:28)
       Pony St. (3:19)                     Basement Kiss (4:20)
       Honey, Are You Straight Or Are      Puppet Girl (2:22)
        You Blind? (2:32)                  Alison/You Win Again/He'll Have To
       Clown Strike/Break On Through        Go (5:28)
        [Morrison] (8:47)                11-Nov-94:
       Kinder Murder (3:08)                Complicated Shadows (2:40)
       (I Don't Want To Go To) Chelsea     You'll Never Be A Man (3:21)
        (3:46)                             Dirty Rotten Shame (3:40)
       Rocking Horse Road (6:03)           Poor Fractured Atlas (4:16)
       Shipbuilding (4:29)                 Green Shirt (2:36)
       Lipstick Vogue (3:33)             25-Nov-94:
       Beyond Belief (3:18)                I Want To Vanish (listed as
       You Belong To Me (2:58)              "Indecent Haste") (3:18)
                                           The Other Side Of Summer (3:50)
                                           Man Out Of Time (5:48)

Release Information:

     Date  | Media| Catalogue number (comments)
     95____|  2xCD| Flip 001/002 / Chance Records

Comments:

    Apollo Theatre, Oxford (27-Nov-94), plus bonus tracks from Shepherds Bush
    Empire, London (4,11,25-Nov-94).

Quality:
    Performance - 9-10.  Sound - very good (7-9) for Oxford show,
    wasn't sure at first whether this was a board or audience tape,
    crowd noise is at a minimum. Sound on bonus tracks varies from
    good to very good for an audience tape. Sound is much better than
    the Glastonbury boot. Nice to have the Wendy James and 4 new
    songs together in one place. Lots of great ad libs and the band
    sounds great - David Jacobson {david.jacobson@hofbbs.com}
    The sound is a bit dodgy at times but it is such an exciting,
    involved show full of passion, humour and venom - Eddie
    Gorodetsky {eddieg@cerf.net}
            Performance: 8/10. Sound: 7/10 - John Steffes
            {john.c.steffes@jci.com}