01 I'm In Trouble
02 Color Me Impressed 02:50
03 I Don't Know 05:36
04 Sweet Home Chicago 08:37
05 Back To Back 11:22
06 Favorite Thing 14:34
07 Achin' To Be 17:31
08 I Wanna Destroy You 21:19
09 Asking Me Lies 23:55
10 Anywhere's Better Than Here 27:45
11 Darlin' One 31:10
12 The Ledge 34:28
13 Waitress In The Sky 39:25
14 I'll Be You - Freebird 42:30
15 I Will Dare 43:03
16 I'll Be You 46:02
17 September Gurls 49:43
18 Cruella DeVille 52:20
19 Happy 56:26
20 Answering Machine 59:55
21 Can't Hardly Wait 1:02:55
22 Little Mascara
23 Another Girl, Another Planet 1:06:25
24 Nightclub Jitters 1:09:29
25 Valentine 1:13:05
26 Left Of The Dial 1:18:15
27 Alex Chilton 1:21:26
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