Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want
Still Ill
I Want The One I Can't Have
There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
How Soon Is Now?
Frankly, Mr. Shankly
Panic
Stretch Out And Wait
The Boy With The Thorn In His Side
Is It Really So Strange?
Cemetry Gates
Never Had No One Ever
What She Said (with Rubber Ring intro and outro)
That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore
Meat Is Murder
Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now
Reel Around The Fountain
The Queen Is Dead
/Money Changes Everything
/I Know It's Over
//Hand In Glove
//Bigmouth Strikes Again

For the third consecutive night the Smiths made changes to the setlist. The recently reintroduced "Rusholme Ruffians" was dropped and in its place "Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want" and "Reel Around The Fountain" were added. The former was played for the first time since the very first dates of this tour while the latter was played for the first time since the summer of 1985. It would never be played again after this.

Morrissey wasn't very talkative until "Panic" which he introduced with "This song is new... 'Panic'..." After that song he told the audience "We're enjoying you immensely... this song is called 'Stretch Out And Wait'." Before "Is It Really So Strange?" Morrissey asked "Any requests?". He changed a line in there to "Oh yes you can ban me, and you can butt me". After the song he answered someone in the audience "which... obviously it is... what?... 'Still Ill'?"

"Never Had No One Ever" was introduced with the sarcastic "This is another song off our latest LP which you no doubt hear constantly on the radio..." After "Meat Is Murder" requests were shouted from the audience and Morrissey answered one of them with "What? Which one?... 'Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now'?... Okay..." He seemed to accept the request but in fact the song just happened to be the next one planned. After the latter number he told the crowd "Don't feel too restricted..."

When he rejoined the band on stage after the instrumental "Money Changes Everything" Morrissey said "We would like to say thank you to all the people who came to both nights... yes, which was obviously every one of you, thank you!" The band seemed genuinely happy with how well they were received and this is probably why the final song "Bigmouth Strikes Again" was significantly extended with bits of improvisation by Morrissey and the rest of the Smiths.

The infamous "Thank Your Lucky Stars" bootleg is credited under this date, but it is actually from the following gig in Irvine.

A reasonably good audience recording of this concert is available in very limited circulation on compact discs. Two different transfers to digital format can be found on the internet. Both were produced from tapes a few generations down from the master and sound reasonably good. The most commonly circulated of those two transfers lacks the second half of "Bigmouth Strikes Again" and perhaps some minor bits of banter here and there. The final two songs on it sound inferior to the rest. The other transfer doesn't lack any of the music, but a few segments between songs were removed. In 2004 a fan put together a double cd set titled "The Longuest Day" which combines everything available from the different transfers in circulation. However some of the sound quality was lost in the process.

The manufactured bootleg cd "Shoplifters From Manchester" features "Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want", "Never Had No One Ever", "The Queen Is Dead" and "Money Changes Everything" from this concert alongside Troy Tate outtakes, radio sessions as well as live material from 4 February 1983, 6 December 1983, 12 March 1984, 21 April 1984 and 4 May 1984.

The latter was later reissued on a bootleg LP titled "Boyfriend In A Coma", but with fewer tracks. The LP only features "Please, Please, Please, Let Me Get What I Want" from this date along with Troy Tate outtakes, radio sessions as well as live material from 4 February 1983, 6 December 1983, 12 March 1984, 21 April 1984 and 4 May 1984. Another latter-day bootleg LP, this one titled "Blessings Of The Highest Order", features "Never Had No One Ever", "The Queen Is Dead" and "Money Changes Everything" from this show.

The "Selling Ice Cream" bootleg is credited as being from Los Angeles 1986, but it is actually from Oxford 18 March 1985.