Set List:
House Arrest
Kids Wanna Rock
All I Want Is You
Hey Honey...I'm Packin' You In!
Jealousy
Can't Stop This Thing We Started
This Time
Cuts Like A Knife
One Night Love Affair
Do I Have To Say The Words?
It's Only Love
Touch The Hand
Heaven
Lonely Nights
Everything I Do...
Run To You
Heat Of The Night
Somebody
There Will Never Be Another Tonight
C'mon Everybody
Can't Judge A Book By Looking At The Cover
She's Only Happy When She's Dancin'
Summer Of '69
When The Night Comes

Sample photo taken from the DVD of the main stage:

Sample photo taken from the DVD of the B stage:

The Show:
1992 will go down as one of BA's busiest in terms of his touring schedule. With the exception of a few weeks off in early January, late May, and September, the band was touring around the world successfully promoting the Waking up the Neighbours CD.

This show in Dortmund, Germany is the 13th concert out of a 36 city tour through Europe in the Summer of '92. While many of the summer dates in UK and Europe were in large outdoor venues holding anywhere from 20-70,000 fans, this sold-out gig in Dortmund was one of the smaller venues with a capacity 12,000.

The BA is absolutely huge around the world and is it at this time his popularity was still growing in countries such as Germany based on the success of the Everything I Do... single and the WUTN album.   Germany's loyatly to BA continues to this day based on his superb CDs and live performances from the late 80's and early '90's. This show in Dortmund is a classic example of the type of shows that cemented BA's reputation as a live performer.   He still had to earn his audience's loyalty and respect and delivered night after night during the summer of '92.

This show is one of the first that utilitizes the now infamous BStage; a smaller stage at the back of the venue that was used at most BA shows from summer '92 until 1997.  While after a number of gigs, fans knew the Bstage was coming and it wasn't such a "surprise" anymore. But at this show, it was a total shock and had maximum effect for a delighted audience.

The ending of this show is like none I've ever seen before with BA walking off the stage as the audience sings "When the Night Comes" over and over again. They keep singing after BA's left the stage and then the house lights come up. Not a satisfying ending, but that's the way it happened on this night.

The Songs:
A higher-than-average song count of 24 features some very nice twists to the summer set lists which didn't offer much in terms of variety to anyone catching more than one show.

In Dortmund, while the standard structure of the WUTN summer dates is in tact, BA digs deep into the obscurity files for a completely ad-libbed version of Jealousy. This is the first and only time that I am aware of that any version of this song is captured in any type of video format.

Other highlights during the set include the newly-added All I Want Is You, the sometimes-played Lonely Nights and a slightly re-arranged Heat of the Night. Heat is dropped from the set lists for the larger venues on the WUTN tour, so BA takes advantage of this arena gig by playing it for one of the last times until the tour comes to the US in the Fall of '92. While All I Want Is You will remain in most BA set lists for the next five years, this is one of the first times the song is performed live.

The set list also features a rare pairing of Do I Have to Say the Words (usually played earlier in the set) and One Night Love Affair, which has been a regular in the encores from way back to 1984. It is one of the first times ONLA ends up in the main set - where it will remain for the next five years.

The Bstage features three songs including one of an early BA version of Can't Judge a Book by Looking at the Cover.

Straight From the Heart is dropped and replaced with When The Night Comes to close the show.

The Recording:
Very good filming taken directly from a video source which has been transferred to DVD. The vantage point is similar to the New York City '92 DVD which is one of my favourites for capturing the energy of a BA show. The BStage is right in front of the camera so you get some nice close-ups for one of the highlight moments of the show.

Kudos to BA fan Jude for her work for tracking each song and creating the menus for the DVD.