CD 2
1. Bring On The Night ~
2. When The World Is Running Down 3:38
3. Lonely House (Kurt Weill) 8:26
4. The Idiot Bastard Son (Frank Zappa) 4:00
5. I Don't Wanna Be (Dolette Macdonald) 4:54
6. L.A. Promise (Delmar Brown) 9:50
7. Instrumental Kenny Kirkland/Branford Marsalis) 5:05
8. They Dance Alone (Gueca Solo) 8:32
9. Consider Me Gone 5:41
10. King Of Pain 6:41

CD 3
1. Be Still My Beating Heart 6:19
2. Walking In Your Footsteps 4:52
3. Fragile 4:26
4. Little Wing (Jimi Hendrix) 10:47
5. The Secret Marriage 2:49
6. Don't Stand So Close To Me 11:10
7. Mack The Knife (Weill/Blitzstein/Brecht) 3:39
8. Cario Mie Bien (G. Giordani) 2:52
9. Ne Me Quitte Pas (Jacques Brel) 3:48
10. Home On The Range (Woody Guthrie) 1:52
11. Every Breath You Take 6:50

- The Nothing Like The Sun tour lasted almost exactly one year. It started with some "try-out" dates at the New York "Ritz Theatre" on November 15 and 16, 1987. And with a "Book of Guiness" record of 200,000 people attending his show at the "Maracana Stadium" of Rio De Janeiro on November 20th. It was during these Brazilian days that Sting first met with the Indians in the Amazonian forest.

In between the gigs of Brasilia and Porto Alegro he went with J.P. Dutilleux (a Belgian filmmaker), Trudie Styler and Mino Cilenu to the Kayapo Indians of the Xingu region. It was here that he learned about Chief Raoni's problems concerning the rainforest destruction. Later in May/June 1990 Sting did a world tour with Chief Raoni and other Indians to tell the world about the dying of the Amazonian rainforest.

After this Brazilian experience, Sting came back to London for some gigs and the Christmas festivities in his homeland. The official start of the tour took place at the "Sundome" in Tempe, Florida. The first part of tour was spent performing in huge indoor arenas, all over Canada and the United States for Amnesty International. Played in different cities, together with Peter Gabriel, Bruce Springsteen, Tracy Chapman and local artists, this event was called the "Human Rights Now! World Tour". Sting did not play at the dates of Oakland, for unknown reasons, and of Tokyo, because of his commitments for the upcoming months in Japan. The Nothing Like The Sun normal shows were lasting about 130 minutes every night. Just once in a very small theatre in the heart of California, he made an exception. For 3,000 people only...

This concert was played at the end of July, 1988, while Sting was again crossing the United States for the second part of the tour, performing only in huge stadiums or at special summer festivals. 3000 people (all invited guests, no tickets were sold) saw a three hour show of Sting; it was a unique event, as his concerts were always lasting much less, ending with an acoustic version of "Message In A Bottle". He performed all the songs he did during the other dates of the tour. It was the longest show he ever did in his entire career. During the whole tour the set list was changed most of the night; in Europe different tracks were played in any country, also because Sting liked to sing a song in the language of the country he was performing that night.

That night in California he played all those tunes, the complete program he had prepared for the new tour, including tracks in Spanish, French and German. Even some members of the band had the chance to perform some songs of their own: Dolette McDonald, Delmar Brown, Kenny Kirkland and Branford Marsalis provided some very high quality moments. What you're approaching is the complete recording, in full stereo, of that magical event, a "must" for any Sting fan.