The Y Live album is an essential addendum to the original release, one that captures all the fierce urgency of The Pop Group's live performances at the time. Comprised of Y era recordings captured at a variety of locations including New York, Manchester & Brussels - the latter on a bill with William Burroughs and Joy Division - Y Live exemplifies what had proved so thrilling about The Pop Group. A snapshot of a time when the group were sharing stages with future acolytes including Cabaret Voltaire, Linton Kwesi Johnson & Public Image Ltd, Mark Stewart describes the recordings as attempts to 'paint the impossible'.