Oh man - I’m in heaven hearing this. Joni has been a companion for me since I was 17 (62 now) and she has walked me through so many parts of life. God bless the woman
Thank 🌺 you so much for this complete concert FREE of ads … can completely freely sink into … so different from her originals … expresses her growth as her voice was deepening from being a chain smoker.
During this tour she was in my country (Italy) but I couldn't go and listen to her. Unfortunately for me it will remain a dream to be able to see her live because she is not well now. She is amazing! Thank you Tom for post this concert and thank you Joni for your music! ps: in this tour there were also incredible musicians like Michael Landau and Vinnie Colaiuta that I was able to see live with other artists instead.
This should be out of the Wild Things Run Fast tour. Superb album imho with a warm and well detailed sound all over to pair the high quality and very inspired songwriting. Live rendering is outstanding. Truly a live gem. Thanks for posting it.
I saw her when she toured Wild Things Run Fast, so I guess I saw a version of this show in the Chicago market. It was my first concert so I had nothing to compare it to but since then I can say that she outperformed greats like INXS, Metallica, NIN, etc and Joni hardly even did anything compared to what all the megabands bring with them for theatrics, she just switched instruments a lot, let her fabulous band support her, smoked constantly, and sang like WOW--that's it and she smoked damn near everyone I've seen or at least has held her own. Like Aretha Franklin, so much is lost to recording, you just can't get Joni on an album. After all these years, Joni has remained in my Top 3 best concerts with her performance of "Case of You" being the 2nd best & most outstanding hearing of a tune ever... Cold Play blew her doors off with their performance of "Lost" at an indoor stadium in Des Moines that was so amazing I very nearly drove to Omaha the next day to hear it again (it doesn't sound the same outdoors) & INXS comes in at #3 with an encore: "Never Tear Us Apart" on the Kick tour & Michael Hutchins did a strip tease. Just because Joni didn't come on so strong like others do doesn't mean you didn't leave her concerts all mangled & beat up because she really put you through something, stronger than the rest. People throw roses on her stage during the encores & I've never seen another artist receive bouquets of flowers like that.
I love this girl. 'A prisoner of the white lines of the freeway', 'no regrets Coyote', me too. Thank God for her soul, her music is eternal. 'no one stopped to hear him' We love you Joni; you the real deal. 'playin like a rising star';Massive Respect
Thank you Tina Tika for mentioning that someone said that her voice was already changing because of her smoking. I commented on one of these posts that in addition to cigarettes changing her voice, it has taken a toll on her face causing tremendous aging and wrinkles. In response, I was ruthlessly attacked by people on facebook saying I was rude and judgemental, when I was just sharing observations. I actually had to block these assholes, who did not even know that I am a huge fan of Joni's, and have been since the late 60's. She is a musical genius and master songwriter, who in her youth and midlife remained beautiful! What is wrong with people who cannot handle other people's perceptions and opinions? They feel compelled to attack people who differ from their opinions.
I was there and so special to see one of my favorite singers, whose music and words had meant so much to me in my teens. So wonderful to hear it again!
I wasn't there unfortunately but, like you, the words and music did and do mean so much to me. I discovered Joni when a DJ, "Fluff Freeman", played the whole of the first side of Don Juan's Reckless Daughter on the radio. I was smitten. I saw her live once in London in the mid Eighties. I would have been about 15 when I discovered Joni. Still one of my favourite artists and I'm about to turn 55.
Thank you so much for sharing this rare glimpse of Joni in concert. She does a lot of ad libbing. Someone mentioned her voice was already changing due to her smoking. I believe she's got a sore throat or a cold this night. I'm noticing where she's not doing the songs exactly like the recordings. Still fantastic and she gets warmed up as the show progresses.
It seems that The Hague was the place to be on April 27, 1983 what with the incomparable Joni performing there. It's hard not to like the sounds she creates...doesn't matter when, they're all good. Thanks for posting this joy to hear Tom.
Wow!_This recording is superb, Tom. Thank you for sharing the great Joni Mitchell with the world. Yuh! beautiful. I'm sitting in a window in space.(Pocatello,ID. USA)
Thank you Tom! What a joy...this tour "Refuge" was the only time I got to see Joni. It was at Jones Beach on Long Island - outdoors under the sky. Great to hear this from the Hague. Blessings to all who love Joni Mitchell.
Wow - thank you for preserving such a great recording. She had a great backup band at this point. What a phenomenal musician she is, not to mention the wealth of songs. She shaped my life in many ways.
Coyote - 0:08 For Free - 6:47 Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12 A Case of You - 15:02 You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16 You're So Square - 23:25 Solid Love - 27:40 Love - 30:48 Ladies' Man - 35:11 Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55 Refuge of the Roads - 41:50 You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
It was a cold April evening .But Joni warms up all our Hearts. Mak Jack and me waiting for Joni outside the Concert to get a glimp of her . put some letter in her Jacquet. It was a unforgetable concert ...... love Joni xxx
I Joined this concert with three friends, a lovely night, a dream come through! It's a pity that 'Amelia' has not been recorded, because I'm 100% sure she played it this evening...!
I was present at this concert in The Hague. Joni herself was at her best, but I think it's a pity that you critisize Jaco the Great. Look at the live recordings on 'Shadows and Light'. Together with Pat Matheny, Michael Brecker, Don Alias, Lyle Mays and ofcourse Joni these are to me the greatest live recordings ever. Larry Klein was just a jerky bass player.
@@larryvanputten4048 He's no Jaco but he must have had something because she was married to him for years. In the song Night Ride Home she says I love the man beside me, that man was Larry.
Thank you for uploading this uniquely rare performance by Joni in the Netherlands. I was wondering if you could add a credit list at the information box under the screen that indicates the other musicians that played with her on this particular performance. Thanks again.
My response to hearing this era of Joni is so different that 99% of you. To me this band is turning Joni's music into easy-listening mush. I saw the 79 tour (which was adventurous, exciting, challenging) and can appreciate that this band had big shoes to fill. But these guys, like the LA Express live, were expert, skilled... and unexciting and bland. It was all Joni's choice, which she showed on her albums in the 80s and 90s- the guitar/voice/words cores of those songs are edgy, exciting and singular- then she chose arrangements that smoothed most of that out (and with those synths and processed guitar, dated them badly). That vented, glad this music makes so many people happy. I love Joni too, since forever. Just my opinion.
I have loved Joni from way back, and I was ALL ready to disagree with you, but after listening to the whole thing, I agree with your assessment of its blandness. I'm a huge fan of Mingus, The Hissing of Summer Lawns (which was supposedly a favorite of Prince) and Hejira, but this seems rather programmed and slick. Still very good stuff compared to a lot music from that era, to be sure.
@@daveenpeterus9481 Thank you. Was just looking for someone else who felt the same way, in contrast to all this rapturous praise. By the way, those are my three favorite LPs of hers too. I've bought (and "lived") her LPs as they came out from Court and Spark on and loved her radical changes up until Wild Things, when IMO she started sort of screwing up her own stuff. She's a GODDESS to me... but not infallible.
@@tuskedbeast Absolutely - I never saw anything wrong with an honest critique of someone's work, even if they're as great as Joni. In a way, it yields some contrast to her many very good records (and the excellent ones). She's human! Or maybe not her, but the band and the arrangement of this particular record (which barely sounds live, except for JM having a scratchy throat and vamping her way through it, which is interesting on its own). The reason I love Summer Lawns and Mingus so much is that they're not just throw-away stuff that sounds like a bored house band. Thanks for your response and greetings from Colorado.
@@daveenpeterus9481 - I remember when she released her album "wild things run fast" I read in an interview that she said (more or less like this): "It's an easy record, it doesn't take long to understand it!" What can I say is that I love Joni from the beginning. if I think to "For the Roses", "The Hissing of Summer Lawns" (two albums that I love) or, of course, "Mingus" .. yes this is Joni in the 70's and she did amazing things but I wouldn't give up throwing away what she did in the 80s and 90s. For example "wild things run fast" is a great record with great arrangements and musicians.. let's say it's another.. nice side of Joni. "Night ride home" is a amazing record (for example). ps: remember that many famous artists at the time (and not only) were also pressured by record companies to make more "commercial" records and this is a reality.
I think Joni's singing is fabulous here, but I'm in agreement with Robert MacMoneagle. He's not talking about her timing, her pitch, her ability to tell a story, etc.. He's talking about the musical equipment of her voice itself. Her throat and lungs sound like they're starting to getting a bit roughed up and showing signs of fraying. It's endearing in a way, kind of like the way John Lennon's voice sounded in the Beatles' original studio recording of "Twist and Shout" because he was sick and had ripped up his vocal chords after numerous takes. Or Tom Wait's' voice in general. But this recording of Joni does portend in what direction her voice was heading. And I'm an old admirer of Joni, I started out with Nathan LaFraneer back in '69 and kept up with her ever since. She helped me get through some tough times back in the 70s.
Coyote - 0:08 For Free - 6:47 Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12 A Case of You - 15:02 You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16 You're So Square - 23:25 Solid Love - 27:40 Love - 30:48 Ladies' Man - 35:11 Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55 Refuge of the Roads - 41:50 You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Coyote - 0:08 For Free - 6:47 Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12 A Case of You - 15:02 You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16 You're So Square - 23:25 Solid Love - 27:40 Love - 30:48 Ladies' Man - 35:11 Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55 Refuge of the Roads - 41:50 You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Coyote - 0:08 For Free - 6:47 Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12 A Case of You - 15:02 You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16 You're So Square - 23:25 Solid Love - 27:40 Love - 30:48 Ladies' Man - 35:11 Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55 Refuge of the Roads - 41:50 You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Coyote - 0:08 For Free - 6:47 Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12 A Case of You - 15:02 You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16 You're So Square - 23:25 Solid Love - 27:40 Love - 30:48 Ladies' Man - 35:11 Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55 Refuge of the Roads - 41:50 You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
I don't have enough superlatives to describe how I feel about this. The contribution this woman has made to the world is immeasurable.
ABSOLUTLY LOVE HER HUSKY VOICE AND PERFECT VIBRATO!!! A Case of You is Outstanding!!!
Amazing concert. I find myself drifting back to it repeatedly.
Oh man - I’m in heaven hearing this. Joni has been a companion for me since I was 17 (62 now) and she has walked me through so many parts of life. God bless the woman
Shame so few good videos of her playing available need to be collected together sure we would all buy em
identical chronology-identical thoughts
Thank 🌺 you so much for this complete concert FREE of ads … can completely freely sink into … so different from her originals … expresses her growth as her voice was deepening from being a chain smoker.
During this tour she was in my country (Italy) but I couldn't go and listen to her. Unfortunately for me it will remain a dream to be able to see her live because she is not well now. She is amazing! Thank you Tom for post this concert and thank you Joni for your music!
ps: in this tour there were also incredible musicians like Michael Landau and Vinnie Colaiuta that I was able to see live with other artists instead.
Wow. The sound quality is better than a lot of studio recordings. Joni is a true musical genius and innovator. Thanks for posting!!!! 👍👍
Joni mother of the greatest music that ever existed
This should be out of the Wild Things Run Fast tour. Superb album imho with a warm and well detailed sound all over to pair the high quality and very inspired songwriting. Live rendering is outstanding. Truly a live gem. Thanks for posting it.
I saw her when she toured Wild Things Run Fast, so I guess I saw a version of this show in the Chicago market. It was my first concert so I had nothing to compare it to but since then I can say that she outperformed greats like INXS, Metallica, NIN, etc and Joni hardly even did anything compared to what all the megabands bring with them for theatrics, she just switched instruments a lot, let her fabulous band support her, smoked constantly, and sang like WOW--that's it and she smoked damn near everyone I've seen or at least has held her own. Like Aretha Franklin, so much is lost to recording, you just can't get Joni on an album. After all these years, Joni has remained in my Top 3 best concerts with her performance of "Case of You" being the 2nd best & most outstanding hearing of a tune ever... Cold Play blew her doors off with their performance of "Lost" at an indoor stadium in Des Moines that was so amazing I very nearly drove to Omaha the next day to hear it again (it doesn't sound the same outdoors) & INXS comes in at #3 with an encore: "Never Tear Us Apart" on the Kick tour & Michael Hutchins did a strip tease. Just because Joni didn't come on so strong like others do doesn't mean you didn't leave her concerts all mangled & beat up because she really put you through something, stronger than the rest. People throw roses on her stage during the encores & I've never seen another artist receive bouquets of flowers like that.
Love you Joni! You've been in my life so long. Best female artist ever!
I love this girl. 'A prisoner of the white lines of the freeway', 'no regrets Coyote', me too. Thank God for her soul, her music is eternal. 'no one stopped to hear him' We love you Joni; you the real deal. 'playin like a rising star';Massive Respect
Netzah " thats the truth " what a beautiful recording!
Netzah woman
I saw her in Brussels in the same week ! Best concert of my life. Joni is one of a kind !
Thank you Tina Tika for mentioning that someone said that her voice was already changing because of her smoking. I commented on one of these posts that in addition to cigarettes changing her voice, it has taken a toll on her face causing tremendous aging and wrinkles. In response, I was ruthlessly attacked by people on facebook saying I was rude and judgemental, when I was just sharing observations. I actually had to block these assholes, who did not even know that I am a huge fan of Joni's, and have been since the late 60's. She is a musical genius and master songwriter, who in her youth and midlife remained beautiful! What is wrong with people who cannot handle other people's perceptions and opinions? They feel compelled to attack people who differ from their opinions.
I was there and so special to see one of my favorite singers, whose music and words had meant so much to me in my teens. So wonderful to hear it again!
I wasn't there unfortunately but, like you, the words and music did and do mean so much to me. I discovered Joni when a DJ, "Fluff Freeman", played the whole of the first side of Don Juan's Reckless Daughter on the radio. I was smitten. I saw her live once in London in the mid Eighties. I would have been about 15 when I discovered Joni. Still one of my favourite artists and I'm about to turn 55.
Never had thé luck to sée her on stage .m'y favorite album was Hejira
Glorious quality
This is how music must sound like.
That sound this women this absolute irreplaceable genius a women who has taken me through 50 years of sublime joy peerless
Nice recording really nice...great work. thanks
In the seventies she was my favorite singer, like an angel. :-)
Andreas Helberg yes since the 70’s & for me still in 2020 ⭐️🌹⭐️
I CAN'T BELIEVE THERE ARE ONLY 31 LIKES AND ONLY 2000 VIEWS. Terrific recording!
Thank you so much for sharing this rare glimpse of Joni in concert. She does a lot of ad libbing. Someone mentioned her voice was already changing due to her smoking. I believe she's got a sore throat or a cold this night. I'm noticing where she's not doing the songs exactly like the recordings. Still fantastic and she gets warmed up as the show progresses.
The Inimitable. We love you Joni, bringer of Truth, alchemist spinning disappointment and struggle into gold.
beautifully put....long time teacher, social commentator..
Bravo 🙌
It seems that The Hague was the place to be on April 27, 1983 what with the incomparable Joni performing there. It's hard not to like the sounds she creates...doesn't matter when, they're all good. Thanks for posting this joy to hear Tom.
Wow!_This recording is superb, Tom. Thank you for sharing the great Joni Mitchell with the world. Yuh! beautiful. I'm sitting in a window in space.(Pocatello,ID. USA)
Thank you Tom! What a joy...this tour "Refuge" was the only time I got to see Joni. It was at Jones Beach on Long Island - outdoors under the sky. Great to hear this from the Hague. Blessings to all who love Joni Mitchell.
Concert at Jones Beach!!!! WOW. I saw her at Nassau Coliseum!
Wonderful to Hear this show, Joni is Wonderful Live............./
Wow - thank you for preserving such a great recording. She had a great backup band at this point. What a phenomenal musician she is, not to mention the wealth of songs. She shaped my life in many ways.
Oh my goodness, this is incredible!
What a fantastic thing to come across while idly browsing this site. Thanks muchly, this is great.
Buy the dvd, wonderful...
Great recording - Joni and band at the height of powers. There must be a part 2 out there. thanks for the post. Huge fan!!!
Amazing if I had a time machine that's my dream to be there
You’re the best👨🏻🦳
Awesome!
Coyote - 0:08
For Free - 6:47
Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12
A Case of You - 15:02
You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16
You're So Square - 23:25
Solid Love - 27:40
Love - 30:48
Ladies' Man - 35:11
Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55
Refuge of the Roads - 41:50
You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Thank you for posting time stamps. I wish those who publish lengthy content with well distinguished segments would always to the same.
It was a cold April evening .But Joni warms up all
our Hearts.
Mak Jack and me waiting for Joni outside the Concert to get a glimp of her .
put some letter in her Jacquet.
It was a unforgetable concert ......
love Joni xxx
Thank you Tom. I really needed a dose of Joni tonight.
Yes, sounds great!...Thanks so much for sharing:)
Love You My Musical Mother, love Dügg
Joni Mitchell Electric Guitar, Dulcimer, and Piano
Vinnie Colaiuta Drums
Russell Ferrante Keyboards
Larry Klein Bass
Michael Landau Guitar
Jorge Muschietti i
Gracias Jorge!! No lo tenía a Vinnie Colaiuta con Joni MItchell
I Joined this concert with three friends, a lovely night, a dream come through! It's a pity that 'Amelia' has not been recorded, because I'm 100% sure she played it this evening...!
Jesus Christ that band was good. God Dam Good.
@bodeswell35 you misunderstood the above comment. It was praising the band.
But Jaco as back up was much better.
My queen
great!!!! thank you so much.
Her voice is just as good as in 1973
Whoa! I don't think Jaco Pastorius is here and I'm glad if so. This is Joni kicking ass! The music! The music! I am released!
I was present at this concert in The Hague. Joni herself was at her best, but I think it's a pity that you critisize Jaco the Great. Look at the live recordings on 'Shadows and Light'. Together with Pat Matheny, Michael Brecker, Don Alias, Lyle Mays and ofcourse Joni these are to me the greatest live recordings ever. Larry Klein was just a jerky bass player.
How dare you talk about Jaco that way.
@@larryvanputten4048 He's no Jaco but he must have had something because she was married to him for years. In the song Night Ride Home she says I love the man beside me, that man was Larry.
Case of you superb shame no video
Thank you for uploading this uniquely rare performance by Joni in the Netherlands. I was wondering if you could add a credit list at the information box under the screen that indicates the other musicians that played with her on this particular performance.
Thanks again.
The band in 1983 on the Refuge World Tour - Russell Ferrante - Keyboards, Michael Landau - Guitar, Larry Klein - Bass, Vinnie Colaiuta - Drums
My response to hearing this era of Joni is so different that 99% of you. To me this band is turning Joni's music into easy-listening mush. I saw the 79 tour (which was adventurous, exciting, challenging) and can appreciate that this band had big shoes to fill. But these guys, like the LA Express live, were expert, skilled... and unexciting and bland. It was all Joni's choice, which she showed on her albums in the 80s and 90s- the guitar/voice/words cores of those songs are edgy, exciting and singular- then she chose arrangements that smoothed most of that out (and with those synths and processed guitar, dated them badly). That vented, glad this music makes so many people happy. I love Joni too, since forever. Just my opinion.
I have loved Joni from way back, and I was ALL ready to disagree with you, but after listening to the whole thing, I agree with your assessment of its blandness. I'm a huge fan of Mingus, The Hissing of Summer Lawns (which was supposedly a favorite of Prince) and Hejira, but this seems rather programmed and slick. Still very good stuff compared to a lot music from that era, to be sure.
@@daveenpeterus9481 Thank you. Was just looking for someone else who felt the same way, in contrast to all this rapturous praise. By the way, those are my three favorite LPs of hers too. I've bought (and "lived") her LPs as they came out from Court and Spark on and loved her radical changes up until Wild Things, when IMO she started sort of screwing up her own stuff. She's a GODDESS to me... but not infallible.
@@tuskedbeast Absolutely - I never saw anything wrong with an honest critique of someone's work, even if they're as great as Joni. In a way, it yields some contrast to her many very good records (and the excellent ones). She's human! Or maybe not her, but the band and the arrangement of this particular record (which barely sounds live, except for JM having a scratchy throat and vamping her way through it, which is interesting on its own). The reason I love Summer Lawns and Mingus so much is that they're not just throw-away stuff that sounds like a bored house band. Thanks for your response and greetings from Colorado.
@@daveenpeterus9481 - I remember when she released her album "wild things run fast" I read in an interview that she said (more or less like this): "It's an easy record, it doesn't take long to understand it!"
What can I say is that I love Joni from the beginning. if I think to "For the Roses", "The Hissing of Summer Lawns" (two albums that I love) or, of course, "Mingus" .. yes this is Joni in the 70's and she did amazing things but I wouldn't give up throwing away what she did in the 80s and 90s. For example "wild things run fast" is a great record with great arrangements and musicians.. let's say it's another.. nice side of Joni.
"Night ride home" is a amazing record (for example).
ps: remember that many famous artists at the time (and not only) were also pressured by record companies to make more "commercial" records and this is a reality.
But the photo was done in a restaurant Genova, during the Italy tour, some days later...
Hello Tom, could you please re-upload this show in HD 1080 Please.
Must be Michael Landau
She still have Jaco on this tour? Something tells me no...
Larry Klein, who was at that time her husband, was the bass player.
where's the video please?
Jaco misses on Refuge of the roads. Too bad.
Larry Klein is on bass...
The 80’s truly ruined it all.
Explain
Woman
I'm a new admirer of Joni's but her voice has already started to go here. Hey she's a heavy smoker and has her illness to contend with I know.
??? this concert is 1983. Listen to 'Case of you' if you think her voice has "started to go"... or maybe you're listening to Taylor swift.....
No way, it is a live performance, not a studio slick auto-tune production
I think Joni's singing is fabulous here, but I'm in agreement with Robert MacMoneagle. He's not talking about her timing, her pitch, her ability to tell a story, etc.. He's talking about the musical equipment of her voice itself. Her throat and lungs sound like they're starting to getting a bit roughed up and showing signs of fraying. It's endearing in a way, kind of like the way John Lennon's voice sounded in the Beatles' original studio recording of "Twist and Shout" because he was sick and had ripped up his vocal chords after numerous takes. Or Tom Wait's' voice in general. But this recording of Joni does portend in what direction her voice was heading. And I'm an old admirer of Joni, I started out with Nathan LaFraneer back in '69 and kept up with her ever since. She helped me get through some tough times back in the 70s.
her perception of herself I dont trust
Dislike red dwarf organ noise except as joke seems shame needs no backing bit like putting cream cheese on truffles
Joni Mitchell Electric Guitar, Dulcimer, and Piano
Vinnie Colaiuta Drums
Russell Ferrante Keyboards
Larry Klein Bass
Michael Landau Guitar
Coyote - 0:08
For Free - 6:47
Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12
A Case of You - 15:02
You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16
You're So Square - 23:25
Solid Love - 27:40
Love - 30:48
Ladies' Man - 35:11
Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55
Refuge of the Roads - 41:50
You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
thanx ben that's awesome ~ most love xxxx
Coyote - 0:08
For Free - 6:47
Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12
A Case of You - 15:02
You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16
You're So Square - 23:25
Solid Love - 27:40
Love - 30:48
Ladies' Man - 35:11
Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55
Refuge of the Roads - 41:50
You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Coyote - 0:08
For Free - 6:47
Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12
A Case of You - 15:02
You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16
You're So Square - 23:25
Solid Love - 27:40
Love - 30:48
Ladies' Man - 35:11
Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55
Refuge of the Roads - 41:50
You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Coyote - 0:08
For Free - 6:47
Big Yellow Taxi - 11:12
A Case of You - 15:02
You Turn Me On I'm a Radio - 20:16
You're So Square - 23:25
Solid Love - 27:40
Love - 30:48
Ladies' Man - 35:11
Don't Interrupt the Sorrow - 37:55
Refuge of the Roads - 41:50
You Dream Flat Tires - 48:35
Thanks a lot Ben! :)