There is an audience and soundboard source for this show.  The very good stereo audience source surfaced on the Live In Barcelona (All Days Music Records BAR 21184) in the eighties and contains "Synchronicity I", "Syncronicity II", "Walking In Your Footsteps", "Oh My God", "Dedododo Dedadada", "Wrapped Around Your Finger", and "Tea In The Sahara".  This soundboard recording surfaced first as Sting's Birthday on Fallout Records and contains the exact same track listing as Sting's Birthday Party.  The Fallout version clocks in at 78:04 while the Mainstream is 77:47, fifteen seconds shorter. 

The tape used is an excellent and clear soundboard recording that is well balanced for the most part.  At times Andy Summer's (sometimes off) backing vocals are as loud as Sting's and the audience are very distant.  It is also still not the complete show.   "Spirits In The Material World", "Hole In My Life/ Hit The Road Jack" are cut from the tape (they should be between "Tea In The Sahara" and "Invisible Sun"), and the final encore is also missing ("So Lonely" was the most often played).  Generally speaking though the tape is very powerful and enjoyable with a lot of depth and life to it.  It sounds really good played loud through the speakers which is how is should be.

The state of the tape is good news since this is an amazing performance.  A Flock Of Seagulls opened for them at this show, and it's amazing to think they play this well with such negative tension in the band.  Perhaps all bands should hate each other?  It sounds like every song is played at double time.  After the opening tape "Voices In My Head", "Synchronicity I" and "Synchronicity II" get the evening off on a hgih note and it isn't until "Message In A Bottle" one can catch their breath.   "Oh My God" segues into "Dedododo Dedadada".  Before "Every Step" Summers says, "Fucking brilliant!"  "It's my birthday, not yours, Andy!"  Sting replies.   "Murder By Numbers" is introduced as a "song about the cynical manipulation of large groups of people".  The audience sing "happy birthday" together for Sting before the encores.  It's a shame the tape is still incomplete as this is an essential show and worth having.  But this is probably as definitive as we'll get so Sting's Birthday Party is definitely recommended.