DISC ONE:
01. Ringo Arrives In Melbourne (commentary Brian Naylor) June 14, 1964
02. Interview with Ringo and Brian Epstein, Aerodrome, June 14, 1964 
03. Beatles arrive in Melbourne, June 14, 1964
04. Beatlemania (Highlights from 3 hours of Beatlemania at the Southern Cross Hotel Melbourne, including the Beatles on the roof top, June 14, 1964)

Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia, June 17, 1964 (afternoon show)
05. Fever (Sounds Incorporated)
06. Fingertips (Sounds Incorporated)
07. Brontosorus Stomp (Sounds Incorporated)
08. Spartans (Sounds Incorporated)
09. Drum Solo (Sounds Incorporated)
10. Maria (Sounds Incorporated)
11. William Tell Overture (Sounds Incorporated)

Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia, June 17, 1964 (afternoon show)
12. Introduction
13. I Saw Her Standing There 
14. You Can't Do That 
15. All My Loving 
16. She Loves You 
17. Till There Was You 
18. Roll Over Beethoven 
19. Can't Buy Me Love 
20. This Boy 
21. Twist And Shout 

Note: 
Tracks 1-4 are a small glimpse of Beatlemania as the Beatles arrive in Melbourne. You can't believe how crazy
the fans are. It is truely something to listen to...hysteria is a good way to describe this. I don't know how
the four guys could have lived through this as long as they did.
Tracks 5-11 is the opening band's set.
Tracks 12-21 are the Beatles' afternoon set.  

DISC TWO:

Opening bands Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia, June 17, 1964 (evening show)
01. What'd I Say (Johnny Delvin)
02. Fingertips (Sounds Incorporated) 
03. Brontosorus Stomp (Sounds Incorporated) 
04. Spartans (Sounds Incorporated) 
05. Drum Solo (Sounds Incorporated)
06. Maria (Sounds Incorporated) 
07. William Tell Overture (Sounds Incorporated)

Beatles Set Festival Hall, Melbourne, Australia, June 17, 1964 (evening show)
08. Introduction 
09. I Saw Her Standing There 
10. You Can't Do That 
11. All My Loving 
12. She Loves You 
13. Till There Was You 
14. Roll Over Beethoven 
15. Can't Buy Me Love 
16. This Boy 
17. Twist And Shout 
18. Long Tall Sally 

19. Press Conference at the Southern Cross Hotel Melbourne, June 14, 1964.