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The Hooters 23 East Cabaret, Philadelphia USA January 25, 1992 Audience 8+ 2 CD-R

PHILADELPHIA '92

DISC ONE:

1. Introduction 1.06
2. We're Not In Kansas Anymore 4.12
3. All You Zombies 6.35
4. Empty Heart 4.37
5. Karla With A K 6.02
6. My House 5.01
7. Where Do the Children Go 5.22
8. Private Emotion 5.21
9. Johnny B 6.07
10. Nobody But You 6.27
11. Drifting Away 5.25
12. Boys Will Be Boys 6.03
13. Everyday I Fall In Love 3.16

Total time: 65:36

DISC TWO:

1. Irrestible Forces 4.31
2. Day By Day 4.43
3. When Blue Turns To Grey 5.18
4. Time After Time 4.09
5. One Too Many Nights 4.33
6. Fighting On the Same Side 4.55
7. World Without Walls 5.52
8. Intro 2.07
9. Satellite 5.04
10. And We Danced 5.13
11. Mr Big Baboon 10.51
12. Fit The Shoe 4.39

Total time: 61:57

Audience recording from Philadelphia 1992. This might be the first show ever the Hooters did together with Mindy Jostyn, or at least very likely the first recording with her in the band! Eric introduces her as a new member before "Satellite" when she as always when she was in the band plays the violin intro to the song. It's really two shows or sets that was performed this night, with "Day By Day" performed twice. The second set begins with "Driftin' Away". This of course was a time when a lot of songs were tested for possible inclusion on "Out Of Body". A lot of decent tunes didn't make it to the album, such as "Fit The Shoe", "We're Not In Kansas Anymore" and "My House" (a pretty good song which had just been written at this point) which were all performed this night. The die hard collector should also check out "Irrestible Forces", another unreleased song about the tension between the sexes, which as far as I know hasn't been recorded anywhere else. Notable are also good versions of the "Studio 4 tunes" (92) "Empty Heart" and the unplugged "When Blue Turns To Grey" which were also left out of the album. A +10 minute "Mr Big Baboon" and an early performance of "Boys Will Be Boys" are also worth mentioning. Decent quality for an audience recording. Remastered sound. Available on two CD-Rs.