1. One Way To Rock 5:52
2. Summer Nights 5:33
3. Panama 4:36
4. A.F.U. (Naturally Wired) 4:32
5. Bass Solo 3:28
6. Runnin' With The Devil 2:36
7. Why Can't This Be Love 5:02
8. Mine All Mine 5:11
9. Drum Solo 6:31
10. Finish What Ya Started 5:26
11. "5150" 7:11
12. When It's Love 5:48

1. Eagles Fly 6:55
2. I Can't Drive 55 4:36
3. A Apolitical Blues 4:40
4. Best of Both Worlds 4:25
5. Guitar Solo 13:28
6. Black and Blue 4:25
7. Ain't Talkin' Bout Love 6:05
8. Rock And Roll 3:48
9. You Really Got Me 7:09

Notes

• This is a 2 CD-R with ink-jet printed labels. Both discs have pictures of Drawin's ape on them along with the CD title. The front cover has individual concert pictures of each band member and the VH swirl logo on top with OU812 in place of the letters VH. The inside cover has a shot of Ed, and the back has a 1989 concert shot of Ed, Sammy and Mike.
• This is a good audience recording with very little crowd noise.
• The sound of this recording lacks some depth to it, with the bass weaker than the other instruments. The vocals are the most prominent part of the recording.
• The artwork incorrectly states that this show is from 2/2/89, but Sammy mentions at the end of the show that they will "see some of you tomorrow," which is a give-away that this is actually the Feb 1 show.
• Sammy mentions that they are filming the show.
• The track listing on the back artwork is missing "Best Of Both Worlds" which is Track 4 on Disc 2.
• Sammy adds some of his own vocal stylings to "Runnin' With The Devil" that result in a strange rendition.
• The solo part of "5150" is a very good performance.
• Sammy's voice breaks up a little at the end of "Eagles Fly," and he mentions that he just got over a cold.
• "Rock And Roll" is also a very good version, and features Mike singing some of the lyrics.
• One of the best parts of this show is the last song, "You Really Got Me." It contains some cool jamming and vocals that switch between parts of "It's Only Rock And Roll" and "Woman From Tokyo." Also included on this track is a great jam of "Pleasure Dome!"
• Overall a B+ audience recording. Best of all, it's a complete OU812 show.

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