Dublin Castle '97
- A1. Bath [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A2. The Pop Singer's Fear Of The Pollen Count [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A3. Everybody Knows (Except You) [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A4. Middle-Class Heroes [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A5. Becoming More Like Alfie [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A6. The Frog Princess [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A7. A Woman Of The World [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A8. Someone [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A9. In Pursuit Of Happiness [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A10. Lucy [Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- A11. Something For The Weekend [pt.1 ; Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- B1. Something For The Weekend [pt.2 ; Live (audience), Heineken Green International Music Festival - Dublin, Dublin Castle Courtyard, 02/05/1997]
- Formats
- MC (O’Connell Bridge Bootleg)
This bootleg cassette with a photocopied artwork is one of many Dublin live recording. Despite the quality being average (ie almost listenable), the recording remains a document quite interesting for its time. Many of other Dublin recordings in the late 90’s were recorded the same way. Therefore this is rather likely they were edited as part of the O’Connell Bridge bootlegger who were selling many live recordings on tapes with such photocopied artwork.