Disc 1 
1) Radio Friendly Unit Shifter 5:10
2) Drain You 3:46
3) Breed 3:34
4) Serve The Servants 3:38
5) Come As You Are 3:36
6) Smells Like Teen Spirit 4:33
7) Sliver 2:22
8) Dumb 3:05
9) In Bloom 4:29
10) About A Girl (first half) 1:47
11) Lithium (begins with latter half of About A Girl) 5:09
12) Pennyroyal Tea 3:31
13) School 2:57
14) Polly 3:19
15) Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seattle 3:53
16) Rape Me 2:31
17) Territorial Pissings 2:20
 Disc 2 
1) The Man Who Sold The World 5:42
2) All Apologies 3:24
3) On A Plain 3:22
4) Scentless Apprentice 3:55
5) Heart-Shaped Box 5:04
6) Radio Friendly Unit Shifter 4:21 (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
7) Serve The Servants 3:21  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
8) Smells Like Teen Spirit 4:42  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
9) Pennyroyal Tea 3:49  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
10) School 2:41  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
11) Very Ape 2:02  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
12) Lounge Act 2:36  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
13) The Man Who Sold The World 5:05  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
14) Heart-Shaped Box 6:08  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
15) Where Did You Sleep Last Night 6:57  (Paris Le Zenith 2/14/94)
16) Sappy (Verse Chorus Verse) 3:24 (Milano 2/25/94)

This disc contains the complete December 14th, 1993 show (mislabeled as Feb 18th, 1994). Overall, this is a rather average "In Utero" tour performance. The sound quality is excellent for an audience recording, but nothing about the show stands out.

The primary fascination collectors' have with Psychout Induction is that it's on the Small Clone label and it's the the preferred commercial disc for this date. It's a nice double CD set.

The December 14th 1993 portion of the disc (all of disc 1 and tracks 1-5 on disc 2) are solid. Note that About A Girl is split between two tracks. Obviously it's not the entire show. Instead, they ripped various songs from the performance so the tracks aren't even continuous. I suppose they thought it would be nice if they had two French shows on the same disc, unfortunately the meat of the set is a US performance.

The last track is one of the favorite performances of Sappy from February 25th, 1994. Overall, it's a very solid double CD. It's highly collectible due to it's scarcity but contains nothing spectacular to make it stand out. Pick it up if the opportunity arises.