1. Romeo Delight 3:42
2. Unchained 3:35
3. Drum Solo 3:06
4. The Full Bug 3:39
5. Runnin' with the Devil 5:23
6. Jamie's Cryin' 3:40
7. Little Guitars 4:37
8. Where Have All the Good Times Gone 3:18
9. Bass Solo 4:14
10. Hang'em High 3:10
11. Cathedral / Secrets 4:39
12. Drum Intro 2:14
13. Everybody Wants Some!! 10:51

1. Dance the Night Away 3:16
2. Somebody Get Me a Doctor 7:38
3. Ice Cream Man 8:41
4. Intruder / (Oh) Pretty Woman 5:12
5. Guitar Solo 11:18
6. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love 6:46
7. Bottoms Up! 4:51
8. You Really Got Me
   / Happy Trails 7:44

Notes

• "Somebody Get Me a Doctor" includes "I'm So Glad".
• There are two 20 second intros on the disc that cannot be skipped. The first one talks about freely trading the discs and the second one is an animated Digital Reproductions logo. The main menu on both discs is a static shot of EVH with the audio of "Intruder" as the bed.
• Disc 1 includes a RockLine interview from Feb 15, 1982 that is about 37 minutes long. It is hosted by Bob Coburn along with Alex Van Halen and David Lee Roth. It's broken up into 12 segments and each segment has a different picture displayed on-screen in slide-show format.
• Disc 2 includes a RockLine interview from Aug 9, 1982 that is about 37 minutes long. It is hosted by Bob Coburn along with Michael Anthony, David Lee Roth and Alex Van Halen. It's broken up into 11 segments and each segment has a different picture displayed on-screen in slide-show format.
• When accessed via a computer DVD-ROM drive, both discs contain artwork for the DVD, as well as artwork for the 2 CD audio version of this show. Disc 1 contains the audio for CD 1 and Disc 2 contains the audio for CD 2. The audio is stored in SHN format and includes MD5 files that allow you to verify the integrity of all the files.
• The video was sourced from a Digital-8 clone of a Super VHS copy of the original BetaMax master tape. The video is pretty complete with some of the longer dead spaces missing during the original filming and some other small cuts, none of them during songs. The picture is completely unobstructed as it was filmed from high up at the back of the venue on a tripod. The video is pretty stable throughout the show. Due to the resolution of the camera and the technology of the time, the video quality is kind of low-res and a bit grainy at times.
• The soundtrack is in mono which was the only option on the camcorder that the filmer rented for the show. However, there is a second soundtrack for the show taken from a 1st gen analog recording. The sync of the analog audio to the analog video, while not perfect, is rarely off by more than a few hundredths of a second.
• The Digital-8 video was transfered to computer via firewire connection from a Sony TRV-340 camcorder. All video was mastered in Adobe Premier and all the audio was remastered using Adobe Audition. The video was encoded at the highest constant bit rate (8000kbps) using TMPGEnc with all settings at highest quality. The audio was encoded as 256kbps 2.0 Dolby Digital stereo.
• Released in April 2004.

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