10th Anniversary Of SiriusXm Radio (Bob Ludwig Remaster Version)

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10th Anniversary Of SiriusXm Radio BOB LUDWIG REMASTER VERSION   09.03.2012 - Apollo Theater, New York City, NY   Disc 1 01. SiriusXM intro 02. Bruce self intro 03. We Take Care Of Our Own 04. Wrecking Ball 05. Badlands 06. Death To My Hometown 07. My City Of Ruins 08. The E Street Shuffle 09. Jack Of All Trades 10. Shackled And Drawn 11. Waitin' On A Sunny Day 12. The Promised Land Disc 2 01. Mansion On The Hill  02. Apollo Medley  03. The Rising  04. We Are Alive  05. Thunder Road  06. Rocky Ground  07. Land Of Hope And Dreams  08. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out  09. Hold On, I'm Coming   Notes: Remastered by Bob Ludwig and rebroadcast on SiriusXM Radio on May 26, 2012   The remaster is less muffled and bassy compared to the original. Overall, it's an upgrade, but that's just my opinion.   Lineage Info:   SiriusXM internet stream (128 kbps) > Audacity > WAV > TLH > FLAC > foobar2000 (flac tags)   Brucebase Info (09.03.2012) Satellite radio broadcast. Available on CD "Apollo" (Crystal Cat) and "Folk 'N' Roll In The Temple Of Soul" (Godfather). Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band play the Apollo Theater to celebrate the 10th anniversary of SiriusXM Radio, the satellite network that also broadcasts E Street Radio. Tickets were only available for SiriusXM subscribers contest winners. The show kicks off at 8:20pm and is broadcast live on E Street Radio. "My City Of Ruins" includes band introductions. "Mansion On The Hill" is played acoustically on guitar and harmonica, with Patti on harmony vocals and Soozie on fiddle. First ever performance of The Temptations' 1964 hit "The Way You Do the Things You Do", played in tribute (along with Wilson Pickett's "634-5789", which sees Bruce up on the balcony of the theatre) to all the soul legends who have performed on stage at Harlem's Apollo Theater. There's also a moving tribute to Clarence Clemons during "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out", with the band pausing after "the big man joined the band" for a wave of applause, before crashing back into the song. Michelle Moore (who sings on the album) provides the "rap" vocals for "Rocky Ground". Live premieres for "Shackled And Drawn", "We Are Alive", and "Rocky Ground". The show is also filmed, perhaps for future use - pro-shot video of the entire "Death To My Hometown" is posted online, plus partial versions of "We Take Care Of Our Own" and "Wrecking Ball".