William, It Was Really Nothing
Nowhere Fast
I Want The One I Can't Have
What She Said
Handsome Devil
How Soon Is Now?
That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore
Stretch Out And Wait
Shakespeare's Sister
Rusholme Ruffians
The Headmaster Ritual
Hand In Glove
Still Ill
Meat Is Murder
/Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
/This Charming Man
//Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want
//Miserable Lie
///You've Got Everything Now

Morrissey's first between-song intervention besides hello's and thank you's was the line "you're such a wonderful grab" after "Handsome Devil". The b-side "Stretch Out And Wait", still unreleased in the USA, was "...dedicated to a friend, an american friend... you know who you are and we love you... thank you!" Morrissey was probably kept away from his microphone by a fan at some point during that song because he missed the "Will the world end in the day time/night time" lines.

Before "Shakespeare's Sister", someone handed Morrissey a book and he said "Another book stolen from the library... never mind... it's the best way..." After the song he teased the crowd "Thank you you've been very kind... considering..." Before "Still Ill" he chatted with a few people in the audience. After the song he answered someone's request with a quick "No!" before the band went into the dramatic "Meat Is Murder". This was the final song of the main set and after its performance the band left stage.

Morrissey dedicated the first encore with the words: "A little dedication, little dedication... to sexy security staff, 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now'." There must have been fans on stage at some point into that song because Morrissey distractedly sang something that sounded like "You've been in the hand too long she said". His singing was also interrupted a few times, he missed the whole ending and the band finished the song as an instrumental. The Smiths then wrapped up that encore with a fast version of "This Charming Man". As on earlier dates of this leg of the tour the song was played in one urgent flow, without the breaks in rhythm that fans have become accustomed to. At the end of "Miserable Lie" Morrissey exclaimed "We love you goodbye!" and everyone left stage again. The Smiths returned for a third encore, possibly the only performance on this tour of "You've Got Everything Now".

A fair audience of the complete concert is circulated on bootleg compact discs and on the internet. Collectors should be aware that there are quite a few versions of this recording in circulation. At least one version was transfered from a high generation tape and doesn't sound as good as it should. Another version sounds good, but it fades out and back in between songs, so all the banter was edited out. Finally another version is a remastered version of the latter, with the fading 'repaired'. However this didn't bring the missing banter back and the listening doesn't flow normally. Unfortunately the better sounding and unaltered version of the recording is not found on the internet and is scarcely circulated on compact disc.

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