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Get Out Of Denver (EV2)
Friday, 13 July 2012
A Beautiful Night
Saturday, 28 January 2012
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- 18.09.2003 - Rentschler Field, Hartford, CT 16.09.2003 - Rentschler Field, Hartford, CT * 20.09.2003 - Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Buffalo, NY * - * Bonus Tracks - Disc 1 - 01. Souls Of The Departed 02. Night 03. The Rising 04. Lonesome Day 05. Leap Of Faith 06. Empty Sky 07. Factory 08. Waitin' On A Sunny Day 09. The Promised Land 10. Living Proof 11. Because The Night 12. Badlands 13. Out In The Street - Disc 2 - 01. Mary's Place 02. Incident On 57th Street 3 03. Thunder Road 04. Into The Fire 05. Janey Don't You Lose Heart 06. I'm Goin' Down 07. Glory Days 08. Born To Run 09. Seven Nights To Rock - Disc 3 - 01. Intro 01. My City Of Ruins 03. Public Service Announcement 04. Land Of Hope And Dreams 05. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 06. Dancing In The Dark 07. Let's Be Friends (Skin To Skin) 1 08. County Fair 2 - Notes - 1 16.09.2003 - Rentschler Field, Hartford, CT 2 20.09.2003 - Darien Lake Performing Arts Center, Buffalo, NY 3 solo piano - + Ev2: Tour premieres of "Souls of the Departed" and "Factory". "Souls" hasn't been performed since 1993 not counting an acoustic performance in Somerville in February 2003. First time "Souls Of The Departed" has been played with the E Street Band. "Factory" is played for the first time since the Reunion Tour in 2000. Thanks to Gchord for the art & Cosmic Kid for the info above. - + Brucebase (18.09.2003): Audience tape and DVDs. Great sound quality and setlist. Tour premieres of "Souls Of The Departed" and "Factory". "Souls Of The Departed" hasn't been performed since 1993, not counting an acoustic performance in Somerville in February 2003. First time "Souls Of The Departed" has been played with the E Street Band - the song was soundchecked five times before the show. "Factory" is played for the first time since the Reunion Tour in 2000, in an unique arrangement, starting out solo acoustic and with the band kicking in on the second verse. "Living Proof" also features in the set. Final performance of "Thunder Road" for the Rising tour. Available on CD "A Beautiful Night" (Ev2). |
Across The Border In Jersey - Uber Series Vol.24
Saturday, 7 January 2012
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- 30.08.2003 - Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ - Disc 1 - 01. Janey, Don't You Lose Heart Disc 2 - 01. Mary's Place - Disc 3 - 01. Born To Run 10. Janey Don't You Lose Heart (Soundcheck) - Notes - + Brucebase (30.08.2003): Audience tape and screenshot DVD. The soundcheck exists as an IEM feed (with many drop outs). IEM/AUD mix of the concert released as part ofthe über series ("Across The Border In Jersey", Ev2). The IEM recording of the concert also drops out every now and then - particularly during the encores. Rarity "Janey Don't You Lose Heart" opens the set and "Roll Of The Dice" and "Candy's Room" also included. Only tour performance of "Raise Your Hand", performed with guests Dave and Serge Bielanko of Marah. Tour premiere "Across the Border" is performed with guest Emmylou Harris. The tour's final "This Hard Land" is dedicated to Bobby Muller who is in the audience on the night. "Thunder Road" is dedicated to the memory of Jim Berger. "Mary's Place" includes a couple of verses of "Another Saturday Night". - + Backstreets.com: In the world of Bruce Springsteen concerts, some nights seem earmarked as special before the first note is even played. Whether it's a birthday show or the last concert of a lengthy stand, sometimes you just get a hunch. There weren't many good hunches flying around after Thursday's standard set, filmed by a professional crew. So Saturday night at Giants Stadium (night 9 of 10, if you're keeping score) caught quite a few folks off guard as Springsteen raised the stakes and had the crowd raising their hands in joy, gratitude, and disbelief. As the filming continued--with still no official word as to why--Bruce and the band busted out of the gate with the ultra-rare "Janey, Don't You Lose Heart," and established new possibilities for a Rising Tour that is most likely a month away from wrapping. Eleven songs not played the night before, ten songs in the encores, two special guests, tour premieres, rarities, dedications...this one had it all. Highlights (and there were many) included "Trapped," "Roll of the Dice," "Because the Night," and the second appearance of "Pretty Flamingo" since 1978. Springsteen dedicated the main-set closer "Thunder Road" to the family and memory of Jim Berger, who was killed in the September 11 tragedy. Emmylou Harris joined Bruce for a poignant "Across the Border," and the Philadelphia-based band Marah helped out on "Raise Your Hand." A special night for many, this seemed to be the show that said, "Hang on Philly, Jersey's back in town!" - Ev2: The IEM source has quite many skips every now and then - even more in the encores.Thanks to tattoodad and the uber project for 'discovering' the IEM source! ; Thanks to Neil for the audience sources. |
Giant House Party In Jersey - Uber Series Vol. 23
Tuesday, 8 November 2011
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- 31.08.2003 - Giants Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ -Disc 1 - 01. Cynthia - Disc 2 - 01. Two Hearts - Disc 3 - 01. Introduction - Notes - + Backstreets: Night 10 at Giants Stadium closed out the stand in style, with a fantastic mix of the old and the new, greatest hits and greatest misses, all for an ecstatic Labor Day weekend crowd. Mix together the last two nights of a lengthy stand with the attendance of a working film crew and what you get are the kinds of setlists that Springsteen fans have been longing for since this Tour began. If you knew tonight’s opener from the first few notes, well, step to the front of the line of The Legion of Bruce. The sounds of “Cynthia” hit the New Jersey air just after 8:30pm to make her live performance debut, and it made this show a real “yeah, yeah, alright!!” for diehards. Other standouts: “Lucky Town,” “Spirit in the Night,” “Lost in the Flood,” and for the second night in a row “Because the Night” sizzled like a fried egg on a hot Texas street. Um, and that was before the encores. “Kitty’s Back” kicked those off, only to be topped by the “will-he-or-won’t-he” (he will!) appearance of Tom Waits’ “Jersey Girl” to close things out. Springsteen thanked those of his fans who come to the shows night after night, with a special nod to those long distance travelers. - + More Info: IEM/AUD mix. The IEM source has a few very short (about a second) skips but it's mostly very unnoticeable. The IEM/AUD mix is subsequently released on CD "Giants Game" from Godfather. Final night of ten at Giants Stadium. Only tour performances of 'Cynthia', 'Lucky Town' and full band 'Jersey Girl'. Badlands features an extra long ending with the audience chanting. Spirit In The Night played by a request. Mary's Place includes couple verses of 'I Don't Wanna Go Home'. Jon Landau plays guitar on "Dancing In The Dark". |
The Tables Are Waiting
Friday, 2 September 2011
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- 07.03.2003 - Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, NJ -Disc 1 - 01. Intro - Disc 2 - 01. Worlds Apart - Disc 3 - 01. Intro - Notes - + Brucebase (07.03.2003): Audience tape - Show includes a one off-cover of the Beatles' "Tell Me Why", as well as a rare "Roll Of The Dice" and and stunning solo piano "Jersey Girl". "Mary's Place" includes a very short snippet of "Land Of 1,000 Dances". Bruce takes a moment after "Empty Sky" to explain the song's "an eye for a eye" lyric. See Johanna's Storyteller for more. Released on CD "Atlantic City Night" (CC) and also on "Atlantic City Remaster" (Red Coat), and available on another unattributed CD set. Most recently released as "The Tables Are Waiting" (Uber #40), an excellent IEM/AUD mix. The sound-check exists as an IEM feed - with a lot of drop-outs. - + More Info: Obviously, the audience recording from this show was one of the best audience recordings, basically, ever. The taper should be highly commended for his work on that night. There were several times that I considered scrapping this because I wasn't sure if I was actually improving the sound quality. I went ahead and continued with it if only so that I could have the opportunity to listen to one of the best shows of the Rising tour many, many, many times. As for whether it is an improvement may be up for the individual listener. The keyboards and percussion are a bit higher, as are the vocals in some places, and I hope I didn't lose any of the ambience from that special night in the process. |
Down In The Gothenburg
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
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- 22.06.2003 – Ullevi Stadium, Gothenburg, SWEDEN -Disc 1 - 01. The Promised Land Disc 2 - 01. Darlington County 09. No Surrender - Disc 3 - 01. Thunder Road 02. Hungry Heart 03. Ramrod 04. Born To Run 05. Detroit Medley 06. My City Of Ruins 07. Land Of Hope And Dreams 08. Dancing In The Dark 09. Twist And Shout - Notes - + Brucebase (22.06.2003): Audience tape and IEM. Great show. "The River" and "Growin’ Up" are full band arrangements. "Badlands" sees the double ending again. "Mary’s Place" includes a snippet of "Dancing In The Street" in the introduction. "Detroit Medley" gets a rare outing. "Twist And Shout" sees the band ending the song, leaving the stage, only to return doing the song as the crowd won’t stop chanting. This show is available on the Crystal Cat release 'Midsummer Second Night' in stellar sound. Also available as a purported soundboard recording 'Down In Gothenburg' (Social Graces) although it's more likely to be an IEM. The only complete non-U.S. show known to circulate as an IEM. |
