Features the live concert recorded in the Paramount Theatre in Seattle, October 25, 1992. Setlist 1. Two Bunch Palms [05:35]
2. Dolls In The Shadow [02:48]
3. Treasure of Innocence [03:43]
4. Oriental Haze [04:50]
5. Graffiti Street [05:28]
6. Backstreet Hero [04:12]
7. Phaedra [03:49]
8. Love On A Real Train [03:19]
9. Hamlet [04:54]
10. Purple Haze [03:18]
11. Logos [05:03] 11 songs, 46 min
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