The Best Year Of My Life – Live In Cincinnati Night 2(JEMS)

External Download Link [DOWNLOAD] Uploader: SB Thanks Brucebase Info (14.09.1981) …Audience tape. Last night of the tour and some farewells - "It's Hard To Be A Saint in The City" (last performance until 1996 solo, or 2000 with the full band), "The Ties That Bind" (last performance until 1999), and the final show for Steve Van Zandt as a member of the E Street Band until the Reunion Tour in 1999. Also the final "Quarter To Three" until 1988. Available on CDR "Riverfront Coliseum". This show had been re-scheduled from July 27th. You Might Also Like…

The Best Year Of My Life – Live In Cincinnati Night 2 JEMS   1981.09.14 - Riverfront Coliseum, Cincinnati, OH   Disc 1 01. Rockin' All Over The World 02. Prove It All Night 03. The Ties That Bind 04. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 05. Follow That Dream 06. Independence Day 07. Trapped 08. Two Hearts 09. Who'll Stop The Rain 10. Out In The Street 11. The Promised Land 12. The River 13. This Land Is Your Land 14. Badlands 15. Thunder Road Disc 2 01. Hungry Heart 02. Saint In The City 03. Cadillac Ranch 04. Sherry Darling 05. Proud Mary 06. Intro (To Johnny Bye Bye) 07. Johnny Bye Bye 08. Racing In The Street 09. Ramrod 10. Rosalita Disc 3 01. I'm A Rocker 02. Jungleland 03. Born To Run 04. Detroit Medley 05. Quarter To Three   Notes: Known faults:   Volume fluctuations during start of Rockin All Over the World; end of Prove It cut; volume fluctuations between Darkness and Follow That Dream; cut in Out in the Street; cut in Rosalita. Notes:   While introducing Born to Run, Bruce said the past year of touring was the best year of his life, and it's hard to argue with that considering that it was the year Bruce went from a cult artist to a full blown rock star.   It is interesting to note that Bruce opened this show, the last show of his first full blown international tour, with "Rockin' All Over the World," a song that recently opened the final show of the European leg of the current tour. A ceremonial "last show" song, perhaps? The "new" songs from the summer of '81 --"Trapped," "Follow That Dream," "Johnny Bye Bye" -- plus the covers of "Proud Mary" and "This Land Is Your Land" (all of which are played this night) absolutely point to the direction Bruce was heading in and became manifest in Nebraska and Born in the USA. He'd gone from regional to national matters as we would hear loud and clear on the next two albums.   Other set list notes include the final rock performances of "Saint in the City" and "Ties That Bind" ("Saint" would be played on the solo acoustic Tom Joad tour in 1996) until 2000 and 1999 respectively. And, of course, it is worth noting that, whether he or Bruce knew it at the time or not, September 14, 1981, would mark Steve Van Zandt's last show on stage as a full-time member of the E Street Band for 18 years, not to mention the final time he would be known as "Miami" Steve, as he would heretofore become Little Steven, launching his solo career a year later with the fantastic album "Men Without Women."   /BK for JEMS and Flynn   Recording Information:   Source: Aud ; Taper/Label: JEMS ; SOURCE: Teac M-100 > Sony TCM-600 ; TRANSFER: Master Cassettes > Nakamichi CR-7A > PreSonus FireStudio Project > Adobe Audition 3.0 > FLAC frontend 1.7.1 ; GENERATION: ANA(M) > WAV [96kHz/24bit] > FLAC [Level 8] ; FLAC Files > TLH (16.1/44) > Adobe Audition > TLH (Flac)