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- 07.05.2000 - Hartford Civic Center, Hartford, CT -Disc 1 - 01. Don't Look Back - Disc 2 - 01. Intro - Notes - More Info: A generous soul hooked me up with a better IEM and I remixed the whole thing from scratch. (Flynn, Nov 2006). While the next night was certainly a magical one, this show deserves some love and respect as well. With "Tracks" well-represented between Don't Look Back and Rendezvous and Human Touch making its second appearance of the tour, this was clearly a night for the afficianados. Throw in the western swing arrangement of No Surrender and Growin' Up in the encores, and it gets even better. - Source: IEM-Aud Mix |
Turn Up The Heat: Remixed And Remastered
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
This Is Not A Dark Ride?
Monday, 24 October 2011
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- 22.05.1988 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 04.03.1988 - Dean E. Smith Center, Chapel Hill, NC * 09.03.1988 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA * 10.05.1988 - Met Sports Center, Bloomington, MN * 16.05.1988 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY * - * Bonus Tracks -Disc 1 - 01. Tunnel of Love 02. Boom Boom 03. Be True 04. Adam Raised a Cain 05. Two Faces 06. Introduction 07. All that Heaven Will Allow 08. Seeds 09. Vigilante Man 10. Cover Me 11. Brilliant Disguise 12. Introduction 13. Spare Parts - Disc 2 - 01. War 02. Born in the USA 03. Tougher than the Rest 04. Ain't Got You / She’s The One 05. Introduction 06. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 07. Introduction 08. I'm a Coward 09. I'm on Fire 10. One Step Up 11. Part Man Part Monkey 12. Across the Borderline 13. Light of Day - Disc 3 - 01. Introduction 02. Born to Run 03. Hungry Heart 04. Glory Days 05. Have Love Will Travel 06. 10th Avenue Freeze Out 07. Sweet Soul Music 08. Raise Your Hand 09. Lonely Teardrops 10. Walk Like a Man 1 11. Can't Help Falling in Love 1 12. Love Me Tender 2 13. Cautious Man 3 14. Crying 4 15. New York, New York 4 - Notes - 1 04.03.1988 - Dean E. Smith Center, Chapel Hill, NC 2 09.03.1988 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA 3 10.05.1988 - Met Sports Center, Bloomington, MN 4 16.05.1988 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY |
Lonely Teardrops
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- 22.05.1988 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY 04.03.1988 - Dean E. Smith Center, Chapel Hill, NC * 09.03.1988 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA * 10.05.1988 - Met Sports Center, Bloomington, MN * - * Bonus Tracks -Disc 1 - 01. Tunnel of Love 02. Boom Boom 03. Be True 04. Adam Raised a Cain 05. Two Faces 06. All that Heaven Will Allow 07. Seeds 08. Vigilante Man 09. Cover Me 10. Brilliant Disguise 11. Spare Parts - Disc 2 - 01. War 02. Born in the USA 03. Tougher than the Rest 04. Ain't Got You 05. She's the One 06. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 07. I'm a Coward 08. I'm on Fire 09. One Step Up 10. Part Man Part Monkey 11. Across the Borderline 12. Light of Day - Disc 3 - 01. Introduction 02. Born to Run (Acoustic) 03. Hungry Heart 04. Glory Days 05. Have Love Will Travel 06. 10th Avenue Freeze Out 07. Sweet Soul Music 08. Raise Your Hand 09. Lonely Teardrops 10. Walk Like a Man 1 11. Can't Help Falling in Love 1 12. Love Me Tender (Elvis Presley Cover) 2 13. Cautious Man 3 - Notes - 1 04.03.1988 - Dean E. Smith Center, Chapel Hill, NC 2 09.03.1988 - Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA 3 10.05.1988 - Met Sports Center, Bloomington, MN - + More Info: This is a new take on a previously circulated show from The Tunnel of Love Tour. The source comes from the same recording used by Doberman for "This Is Not A Dark Ride?" I received this excellent show in a trade many moons ago. I'm not certain if these were ripped directly from silver CDs, but as far as I can tell all the tracks are clean. This new edit combines the introductions with the appropriate songs, except for the intro to BTR. I also split Ain't Got and She's The One into separate tracks. The only remastering done was on the bonus tracks which needed some tweaking. I excluded two bonus songs "Crying" and "New York, New York" from Doberman's version, since the quality was less than desirable. Having just 4 bonus tracks with better quality made for an excellent recording. New artwork was also created using 1988 era photos. So few shows from The Tunnel of Love Express Tour were released and there are so many gems from this show, including the premeire of the famous Jack Wilson song, LONELY TEARDROPS! so this should make for a great one to have in your collection! |
Late Christmas At Harry's
Sunday, 16 October 2011
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- 19.12.2004 - Harry's Roadhouse [Late Show], Asbury Park, NJ 19.12.2004 - Harry's Roadhouse [Early Show], Asbury Park, NJ * - * Bonus Tracks -Disc 1 - 01. Intro - Disc 2 - 01. Stand On It 10. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street? (solo acoustic) 1 11. Wild Billy's Circus Story (solo acoustic) 1 12. Bobby Jean 1 - Notes - 1 19.12.2004. Harry's Roadhouse [Early Show], Asbury Park, NJ - + Backstreets: This seaside bar was the smallest venue in recent memory for Springsteen's two holiday jams on a cold winters' night. While music was piped outside for those who hadn't scored tickets (no more than 500 for each performance), crowds out in the street dwindled as the temperature (and snow!) dropped. Inside, there was plenty of heat. Backed by Bobby Bandiera and his band, complete with Jukes horns (who all pulled this off with very little rehearsal), Springsteen turned in two sets heavy with his own songs, and lighter on the special guest "revue" element of years past. Holiday chestnuts were sprinkled here and there -- "Run, Run Rudolph" at the beginning, and the requisite "Santa Claus" at the end -- but the setlists reflected the roadhouse vibe: rarities like "From Small Things," "Stand on It," "Rendezvous," and of course "Seaside Bar Song"; a blessedly up-to-speed album version of "Further On (Up the Road)"; and deck my halls, the return of the long-lost "All That Heaven Will Allow." Springsteen even came out into the crowd on "Tenth Avenue Freeze-out." He started both shows alone with a three-song acoustic set, breaking out "Bus Stop," "Wild Billy," "For You," "Working on the Highway," and "This Hard Land" over the two concerts. As for additional "friends," Southside Johnny guested in the afternoon performance-- not for "Talk to Me," a song Bruce wrote for the South and sang himself here, but later in the set for "The Fever." No Southside in the late show, but Bruce reprised "The Fever" anyway as an audible, and a guest spot from Patti Scialfa gave the crowd a taste of the RCDS shows, backed by Bobby & Co. on "Tell Him" and an "It Takes Two" duet with Bruce. Also in the late show, Hero of Holiday Shows Past, Max Weinberg took over the drums from "Seaside Bar Song" through the end. Each performance closed with a favorite from the Vote for Change tour (debuted by Bruce at last year's holiday shows), "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding." Beneficiaries of these concerts (besides the Asbury Park merchants, who had more than 35,000 contest entries filled out in their stores): Interfaith Neigbors, Hope Academy Charter School, Salvation Army, Family & Children's Services, Boys & Girls Club of Monmouth County, Prevention First, Epiphany House, Asbury Park Citizens on Patrol, The Center, Hispanic Affairs & Resource Center, and Save Tillie Inc. |
London Night
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
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- 27.10.2002 - Wembley Arena, London, ENGLAND -Disc 1 - 01. Intro - Disc 2 - 01. Intro - Disc 3 - 01. Dancing In The Dark - Notes - + Brucebase (27.10.2002): One of the best audience recordings of all time.(…) |
Prodigal Son At Winterland - The 25th Anniversary Remaster
Sunday, 9 October 2011
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- 15.12.1978 - Winterland, San Francisco, CA -Disc 1 - 01. Badlands - Disc 2 - 01. The Ties That Bind - Disc 3 - 01. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) - Notes - + More Info: Crystal Cat's "Winterland Night" is the source for the majority of tracks, other than The Promised Land (runs fast), Thunder Road (hiss, runs fast) and Jungleland (hiss, runs fast) which are taken from Great Dane's "Live In The Promised Land". Remaster effects are primarily EQ and compression. The result is more of a "live" feeling, with much improved instrument balance, the drums were previously far too high in the mix. Each song was painstakingly remastered, with more than ten takes for every track. I hope you enjoy the set, and thanks to Prodigal Son for all his efforts. |
Let's Play That Sun Into The Ground
Tuesday, 4 October 2011
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- 20.05.1993 - RDS, Dublin, IRELAND - Disc 1 - 01. Downbound Train - Disc 2 - 01. Thunder Road (Acoustic) - Notes - + Brucebase (20.05.1993): Audience tape and also available on a excellent quality soundboard from Downbound Train onwards, but missing the final track. Reportably given to Joe Ely. 33 song set includes guest appearances by Joe Ely on "Settle For Love", and Jerry Lee Lewis on "Great Balls Of Fire" and "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On". Available on CDR "Lets Play That Sun Into The Ground". 90 minutes of video circulate on DVD - "Love Rushed Inside" (brucevideos) - More Info: This is an extraordinary 2-disc recording of the last two-thirds of the show. During this part of the show, Bruce pal Joe Ely came on to do "Settle for Love." After the show, he reportedly asked for a copy of it for himself, and Bruce's sound guy handed him a recording of the second half of the show - this tape. In addition to Ely, Jerry Lee Lewis also came on to sing "Great Balls of Fire" and "Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On." The setlist for the show included these songs from the beginning of the show, which were not available from this source: Seeds, Adam Raised A Cain, This Hard Land, Better Days, Lucky Town, Atlantic City, 57 Channels, Badlands, Satan's Jewel Crown, My Hometown, Leap Of Faith, Man's Job, Roll Of The Dice and at the very end of the show: It's Alright. |
Live In Tempe 1980
Sunday, 2 October 2011
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- 05.11.1980 - Activity Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ - Disc 1 - 01. Born To Run 02. Prove It All Night 03. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 05. Independence Day 06. Factory 07. Jackson Cage 08. Two Hearts 09. The Promised Land 10. Out In The Street 11. Racing In The Street 12. The River 13. Badlands - Disc 2 - 01. Thunder Road 02. No Money Down 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Hungry Heart 05. Fire 06. Candy's Room 07. Sherry Darling 08. Here She Comes 09. I Wanna Marry You 10. The Ties That Bind 11. Stolen Car 12. Wreck On The Highway 13. Point Blank 14. Crush On You 15. Ramrod - Disc 3 - 01. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 02. Drive All Night 03. Backstreets 04. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 05. I'm A Rocker 06. Jungleland 07. The Detroit Medley - Notes - + Brucebase (05.11.1980): Soundboard recording. One of the finest, most intense shows of the River Tour, perhaps related to the fact that Ronald Reagan had been elected president the day before – which Bruce notes with displeasure during the show. Soundboard tape released on CDs "Heart and Soul" (E Street Records) and "Live In Tempe" (Palace), and most recently remastered on CDR "Love Soul & A Broken Heart" (Ev2). The audio recording of “Badlands” from this show (minus spoken intro) was officially released on the Live 1975-85 box set. This entire show was professionally filmed in its entirety by producer/director Howard Lamden (who also served as Executive Editor). Lamden had previously filmed Pink Floyd and was the Director of Jackson Browne’s early '80s Downtown documentary. Unfortunately the film of this show remains in Springsteen’s vault and is not circulating among collectors. It is likely that the very brief snippets of River Tour pro-shot performance footage seen in the promotional ‘10 Years Burning Down The Road’ advertisement for the Live 1975-85 box set emanates from the Howard Lamden film of this concert - although that is not 100% certain at this point. Many highlights in this show, including perhaps the definitive performance of “Drive All Night”. (…) |
Heart & Soul
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- 05.11.1980 - Activity Center, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ 25.10.1980 - The Coliseum, Portland, OR * 27.11.1980 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY * - * Bonus Tracks - Disc 1 - 01. Born To Run 02. Prove It All Night 03. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 05. Independence Day 06. Factory 07. Jackson Cage 08. Two Hearts 09. The Promised Land 10. Out In The Street 11. Racing In The Street 12. The River 13. Badlands - Disc 2 - 01. Thunder Road 02. No Money Down 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Hungry Heart 05. Fire 06. Candy's Room 07. Sherry Darling 08. Here She Comes 09. I Wanna Marry You 10. The Ties That Bind 11. Stolen Car 12. Wreck On The Highway 13. Point Blank 14. Crush On You 15. Ramrod - Disc 3 - 01. You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) 02. Drive All Night 03. Backstreets 04. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 05. I'm A Rocker 06. Jungleland 07. The Detroit Medley 08. On Top Of Old Smokey 1 09. The Price You Pay 2 - Notes - 1 25.10.1980 - The Coliseum, Portland, OR 2 27.11.1980 - Madison Square Garden, New York City, NY - + Brucebase (05.11.1980): Soundboard recording. One of the finest, most intense shows of the River Tour, perhaps related to the fact that Ronald Reagan had been elected president the day before – which Bruce notes with displeasure during the show. Soundboard tape released on CDs "Heart and Soul" (E Street Records) and "Live In Tempe" (Palace), and most recently remastered on CDR "Love Soul & A Broken Heart" (Ev2). The audio recording of “Badlands” from this show (minus spoken intro) was officially released on the Live 1975-85 box set. This entire show was professionally filmed in its entirety by producer/director Howard Lamden (who also served as Executive Editor). Lamden had previously filmed Pink Floyd and was the Director of Jackson Browne’s early '80s Downtown documentary. Unfortunately the film of this show remains in Springsteen’s vault and is not circulating among collectors. It is likely that the very brief snippets of River Tour pro-shot performance footage seen in the promotional ‘10 Years Burning Down The Road’ advertisement for the Live 1975-85 box set emanates from the Howard Lamden film of this concert - although that is not 100% certain at this point. Many highlights in this show, including perhaps the definitive performance of “Drive All Night”. (…) |
