[De Meervaart Hall, Amsterdam 1984-04-21]
01 Hand In Glove
02 Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
03 Barbarism Begins At Home
04 This Charming Man
05 Miserable Lie
06 I Don't Owe You Anything
07 What Difference Does It Make?
08 Girl Afraid
09 This Night Has Opened My Eyes
10 Still Ill
11 These Things Take Time
12 Handsome Devil

[Hacienda, 1983-02-04]
13 These Things Take Time
14 What Difference Does It Make?
15 The Hand That Rocks The Cradle
16 Handsome Devil
17 Jeane
18 What Do You See In Him? (Wonderful Woman)
19 Hand In Glove
20 Miserable Lie

Notes (from http://foreverill.com/bootlegs):
This CD consists of selections from the Amsterdam Vinyl party on April 21, 1984 (which were subsequently broadcast on Holland's KRO Radio) and the entire Hacienda show on February 4, 1983. The sound quality is good, although some of the Amsterdam tracks seem to fall victim to that most infamous of CD bootleg atrocities - incorrect recording speed. In this case, "Girl Afraid," "This Night Has Opened My Eyes," "Still Ill," "These Things Take Time," and "Handsome Devil" all drag noticeably. The concert itself is typically brilliant prime early Smiths, with Morrissey in fine spirits. The Hacienda recordings are of good quality and are quite fascinating because they feature The Smiths in front of a rather skeptical audience (between tracks it sounds like only a couple of people are clapping) at their first Hacienda appearance (and only their third live show ever). There are several endearing moments, such as when the young Morrissey confidently asserts, "The only thing to be in 1983 is handsome..." Other highlights include early versions of "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle," "Jeane," and "What Do You See In Him?", the early blueprint for "Wonderful Woman". Big Music once again prove themselves to be on the top of the bootleg heap with typically lovely packaging, including many fine blue-tinted photos of the band, a picture disk, and a completely accurate and typo-free track listing.