The Entire Population of Hackney - Set List (first Show)

Set List (first Show)

The Entire Population of Hackney
Live album by Urchin/Iron Maiden/FM
Released 1985
Recorded Marquee Club, London, England, 19 December, 1985.
Genre Bootleg recording
Producer N/A
  1. EastEnders theme/"Juanita" - 4:32 (Marshall Fury cover)
  2. "See Me Through" - 3:22 (A track played by Urchin. Original by James Buster Band)
  3. "Reach Out" - 3:36 (Written by Dave Colwell for the project)
  4. "Chevrolet" - 3:38 (ZZ Top cover (not Stray Dog). Recorded in 1972 for Rio Grande Mud album)
  5. "Lady" - 6:55 (An Urchin song, released only in 2010 (as "My Lady") on the album High Roller, by High Roller Records)
  6. "Silver and Gold" - 6:21 (Later used with ASAP)
  7. "That Girl" - 5:06 (Composed by the first instance of FM band with Andy Barnett on. Its original form appears on American Girls single)
  8. "Fighting Man" - 5:33 (Written by Andy Barnett and Dave Colwell for the project. Later appeared on the ASAP single, Silver and Gold)
  9. "School Days" (with extended drum solo) - 5:51 (Originally written by Colwell for his band 720. Later appeared on the ASAP single, Down the Wire)
  10. "When She's Gone" - 5:30 (written by Adrian Smith, later appeared on the ASAP single Down the Wire. On bootlegs it is wrongly titled as "She's Gone").
  11. "Try" - 4:06 (Written by Kenny Mountain, who also co-wrote Rainbow's Gold)
  12. "Losfer Words (Big 'Orra)" - 4:11 (from Iron Maiden's Powerslave) (Steve Harris and Dave Murray enter the stage)
  13. "2 Minutes To Midnight" - 6:11 (from Iron Maiden's Powerslave) (Bruce Dickinson enters the stage)
  14. "Rosalie" - 4:33 (Bob Seger cover)
  15. "Tush" - 4:29 (ZZ Top cover)

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