1. Light Up The Sky 3:05
2. Somebody Get Me A Doctor/ Drum Solo 4:16
3. Runnin' With The Devil 3:07
4. Dance The Night Away 3:01
5. Beautiful Girls 3:37
6. On Fire 4:26
7. Bass Solo 2:02
8. Your No Good 2:47
9. Jamie's Cryin 3:39
10. Feel Your Love Tonite 5:06
11. Outta Love Again 3:51
12. Ice Cream Man 5:45
13. Ain't Talkin Bout Love 6:49
14. Guitar Solo (all of Spanish Fly) 4:23
15. You Really Got Me 7:24
16. Bottoms Up / Story Of Joe 5:37

Notes

• The front cover is the same format as "Woman & Children 1st" Dark blue border with a silver edge. Picture of Dave, Mike and Ed (circa 1982). Stage shot of Dave doing the one foot kick over Mike's head while Eddie is dressed in red/white overalls playing extremely high on the neck.
• The back cover is the same as "Women & Children 1st" with song listings in a very nice font. Black letters on a silver background on a blue sleeve.
• The disc is gray with silver lettering. Top of the disc has the words "Amsterdam" along with "Not for sale, promotional copy" below it. Bottom of disc has the title "Light Up The Sky" on it. Songs are abbreviated and listed on the right side of the disc. Left side has copyright information.
• This is an audience recording that gets about a B/B+ rating. The source is definitely lifted from the original boot record as you can hear slight crackles. The sound on this cd is one of an "intimate" setting without the distant , hollow big arena sound. Ed's guitar sound is basic and gutsy and along with Daves vocals both are clearly distinguishable. Mike's bass is heard but there is no depth. This is not a "crank out" shitty audience recording. Audience noise is very minimal.
• This is a very "professional looking package. The colors are deep and the picture looks glossy. This comes in a cardboard sleeve as opposed to a jewel case. It's packaged like a mini 5" VH album. What makes this a "collector" item is that it has a song (story) "The Story Of Joe". It gives you the essence of what VH was all about.

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