Grandstand
Central National Exhibition Grandstand, Toronto, Canada Aug. 31, 1985
Golden Stars GSCD 1035
78:04
Given tracklisting:	Correct tracklisting:
1. Intro/King Of Rock'N'Roll	1. Intro/King Of Rock And Roll
2. Like The Beat Of The Heart	2. Like The Beat Of A Heart
3. Don't Talk To Strangers	3. Don't Talk To Strangers
4. Hungry For Heaven	4. Hungry For Heaven
5. The Last In Line	5. The Last In Line (part 1)/Holy Diver (partial)/ The Last In Line (part 2)
6. Drums Solo	6. Drum Solo
7. Heaven And Hell	7. Heaven And Hell (Black Sabbath cover)
8. Guitar Solo	8. Guitar Solo
9. Sacred Heart	9. Sacred Heart
10. Stand Up And Shout	10. Stand Up And Shout
11. Medley: Long Live Rock'N'Roll Man On The Silver Mountain Rock'N'Roll Children	11. Rock'N'Roll Children (part 1)/ Long Live Rock'N'Roll (Rainbow cover)/ Man On The Silver Mountain (Rainbow cover)/ Rock'N'Roll Children (part 2)
12. Rainbow In The Dark	12. Rainbow In The Dark

There are two different pressings of this bootleg--a 1990 press distributed by "On the Road," and a 1992 reissue distributed by "Red Line," which is what I have. Other than the different distributor name/address and copyright dates on the back insert and discs, both bootlegs appear to be identical.

The writing credits for "Heaven and Hell" and "Man on the Silver Mountain" are incorrectly given.

There's a fade-out during the stage banter that ends track 4 and then a fade-in to the track 5 introduction. There's a edit/jump at the end of track 10 to the track 11 introduction.

"Heaven and Hell" is the extended version with the "big black shape/little white shape" lines.

In the middle of the guitar solo, there's a short keyboard solo which includes a quick rendition of Beethoven's 5th Symphony.

At the very end of "Sacred Heart," (a long 12+ min. version), the chorus for "The Last In Line" is briefly sung.

Great vintage Dio bootleg, although I'm personally surprised and disappointed that "Holy Diver" only appears in shortened form in a medley! Greatness of the song aside, certainly it has to be popular enough to deserve better treatment!