As I've said many times now, most of the recordings from this festival are merely good audience bootlegs. But I'm happy to say this album sounds better than that. I'm not sure why that is, since there hasn't been any official release, either video or audio. But a high quality video, apparently a bootleg, of this set can be found on YouTube. So the audio here was probably taken from that.
Benatar was at the peak of her popularity in the early 1980s. Each of her four studio albums released between 1979 and 1982 sold between a million and five million copies in the U.S. alone. So one can see why she had one of the prime final spots on Day Two of the festival.
At the time of the festival, she was on the brink of releasing her fourth album, "Get Nervous." It would be released about a month and a half later. She played two songs from it, "Little Too Late" and "The Victim." I believe all the other songs were from her first three studio albums.
This album is an hour and seven minutes long.
073 Treat Me Right (Pat Benatar)
074 You Better Run (Pat Benatar)
075 I Need a Lover (Pat Benatar)
076 talk (Pat Benatar)
077 The Victim (Pat Benatar)
078 Precious Time (Pat Benatar)
079 Anxiety [Get Nervous] (Pat Benatar)
080 In the Heat of the Night (Pat Benatar)
081 Little Too Late (Pat Benatar)
082 Fire and Ice (Pat Benatar)
083 talk (Pat Benatar)
084 Promises in the Dark (Pat Benatar)
085 Hit Me with Your Best Shot (Pat Benatar)
086 Heartbreaker (Pat Benatar)
087 Hell Is for Children (Pat Benatar)
088 No You Don't (Pat Benatar)
089 talk (Pat Benatar)
090 Just like Me (Pat Benatar)
https://www.upload.ee/files/17500953/VA-1982USFstvlDay0205PtBntar_atse.zip.html
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The cover photo comes from this exact concert.
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