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- Between Now and the The Ride there was a long break in which first the video for The Most Beautiful Girl In The World premiered, after which the show was halted further due to some technical difficulties.
- This show included the live debuts of Interactive, Days Of Wild, Now, Shhh, the improvised track Peep The Technique, and covers of Martial Law (by George Clinton, from his Paisley Park Records album Hey Man... Smell My Finger) and None Of Your Business (originally performed by Salt-N-Pepa, who were in attendance). The show also included the live debuts of covers of Graham Central Station's The Jam and I Believe In You, marking the first time that Prince performed tracks written by Larry Graham. Of the tracks performed in the show, only two - The Ride and What'd I Say, had been performed before by Prince. He clearly intended this show to launch a new musical era for him under his new name -
- The show was professionally filmed. Footage from Interactive, Days Of Wild, Now, The Jam and Shhh was used in The Beautiful Experience TV film.
- A tape containing this show and eight new studio tracks (a 10-minute version of The Most Beautiful Girl In The World, Interactive, Days Of Wild, Now, Acknowledge Me, 319, Poem and Pheromone) was purchased by some European radio networks. This tape was broadcast in early March 1994 (by Los 40 Principales in Spain, Radio Veronica and Tros in The Netherlands and DSR3 in the Switzerland).
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