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Live In Dallas 1991 (2LP Black)

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Live In Dallas 1991 (2LP Black)Previously unreleased live concert from Van Halens 4th December, 1991, performance in Dallas, TX. Captured during the For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge Tour, the shows setlist mixes new songs "Judgement Day" and "Poundcake" with songs from 5150 and OU812: "Best Of Both Worlds" and "Finish What Ya Started". The band also played "Panama", plus two of Hagars hits: "I Cant Drive 55" and "Theres Only One Way To Rock". Side A 01 Poundcake (Live at the West End

Previously unreleased live concert from Van Halen’s 4th December, 1991, performance in Dallas, TX. Captured during the For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge Tour, the show’s setlist mixes new songs "Judgement Day" and "Poundcake" with songs from 5150 and OU812: "Best Of Both Worlds" and "Finish What Ya Started". The band also played "Panama", plus two of Hagar’s hits: "I Can’t Drive 55" and "There’s Only One Way To Rock".

Side A
01 Poundcake (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
02 Judgement Day (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
03 There's Only One Way to Rock (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
04 Runaround (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
Side B
01 Why Can't This Be Love (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
02 Panama (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
03 A Apolitical Blues (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
04 Finish What Ya Started (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
Side C
01 I Can't Drive 55 (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
02 Best of Both Worlds (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)
03 Top of the World (Live at the West End Marketplace, Dallas, TX, 12/4/1991)

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