1	White Riot
2	In The Pouring Rain
3	Are You Ready For War?
4	Three Card Trick
5	Janie Jones
6	Straight To Hell
7	Career Opportunities
8	Ivan Meets G.I. Joe
9	Safe European Home
10	Train In Vain
11	Washington Bullets
12	Sex Mad War (Titled Sex Mad Roar)
13	Complete Control
14	London's Burning
15	Clampdown
16	Clash City Rockers
17	Brand New Cadillac

1-7: February 1, 1982, Sun Plaza Hall, Tokyo
8-19: March 1983, Chicago, Portland, and Seatlle USA

1992 is an estimate
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Tracks 8-19 are from April - May 1984 (non Mick Jones "Clash II").