This show, like many others from the same tour, is notable for a few early versions of songs on the Bivouac LP (specifically, Big, Tour Song, and Shield Your Eyes. You're Right lacks the energy of other versions I've heard; Blake omits screaming "you're right" throughout the song. Blake makes a joke about the poppiness of Want, asserting that the label made the band put it first on the LP because it was sure to be a radio hit. Blake also pitches the Neurosis and Filth show happening down the street (other bay area hardcore bands of the era, for those not in the know).
This is a soundboard recording, but it's flawed for numerous reasons. The volume is extremely low up until the middle of Down. Even when the sound fully kicks in, the mix is still unsatisfactory; the guitar is way too low in the mix, although the bass and vocals are very clearly audible for the entirety of the show. The song Lawn is cut - the taper only captured the end of the song, most likely on account of a tape flip.