1. On Fire 3:54
2. Feel Your Love Tonight 4:25
3. Runnin' With The Devil 4:33
4. Atomic Punk 3:30
5. Little Dreamer 3:25
6. Somebody Get Me A Doctor 5:11
7. Ice Cream Man 3:36
8. Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love 4:33
9. Eruption 3:52
10. D.O.A. 5:04
11. You Really Got Me 4:42
12. You're No Good 2:49
13. Feel Your Love Tonight 10:00
14. You Really Got Me 12:12

Notes

• The cover insert, with Eddie and David (circa 1982-83), is somewhat animated- with an effect similar to the Dire Straits "Money For Nothing" video. The back of the insert has a picture of all four band members bowing during an encore. It, also, contains the following text:
  
  "Hey, Pilgrims. Wanna hear something that rocks? This is it! Van Halen doing a home town gig. A great soundboard performance! Also included are three tracks from Kyoto, Japan 1979 to round off the set. Enjoy the sound of this band before all the squabbling and in-fighting.
  Much thanks to all involved, but especially Toni (a rolling stone gathers no) for all her support. Dedicated to Stryder the Bear Dog."
  
  
• Under the cd, in the jewel case, is a picture of the VH Christmas card.
• The disc itself is all red and simply reads,
  "CIVIC PRIDE
  GARJR 001
  FOR PROMOTIONAL USE ONLY"
• On the back of the case, "Feel Your Love Tonight" is mistitled for the Kyoto, Japan show. It reads: "I Can't Wait To Feel Your Love Tonight".
• The sound quality of this disc is very similar to the Atomic Punk boot- a very raw soundboard recording. The Pasadena show is a very worthy addition to any VH collection. Overall the CD is a must have, it's their second to last club gig before the release of VH1 (VH1 was in the can at the time) a month later.
• The three tunes from Japan are from a relatively horrible audience recording and the sound is very distant on these tracks. In my estimation, they are a complete waste of disc space.
• Dave's stage rap is very minimal- leading me to believe that it was cut out when the manufacturer made this package.
• All in all, this is a good disc- on par with the Atomic Punk release of the same show. Don't expect anything Earth shattering from the Japan show, though.