Bruce Springsteen - 1988-07-03 - Stockholm, SWE (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band 

Title: N/A 
Label: N/A 
Catalog #: N/A 
Source: Soundboard/The Netherlands Radio Broadcast 
Format 2CD 
Total Time: 1 hours 25 minutes 00 seconds 
Date: July 03, 1988
Location: Olympic Stadium, Stockholm, Sweden 

Lineage: Master Cassette Tapes TDK AD Normal Bias 120us EQ -> Technics M260 Stereo Cassette Dec -> Transfert with Cable -> Nero Wav Editor -> wav -> THL -> Flac (level 6) Align on Sector Boundaries 

included: md5 (wav/flac), ffp, Frequency-Spectral Analysis, Info file and Par2 Recovery files at 10%. 

CD1: (47:00) 
01 Tunnel Of Love 
02 Boom Boom 
03 Adam Raised A Cain 
04 The River 
05 All That Heaven Will Allow 
06 Seeds 
07 Roulette 
08 Cover Me (fade out) 

CD2: (38:00) 
01 Brilliant Disguise (fade in) 
02 Tougher Than The Rest 
03 Intro 
04 Spare Parts 
05 War 
06 Born In The USA 
07 Intro 
08 Chimes Of Freedom 

Note: 
Incomplete show, only the first set was trasmissed by Radio 
This is the Master Cassette that Frans recorded from the Radio, the audio is fade out at the end of "Cover Me" and fade in at "Brilliant Disguise" for turn the tape. 

from Brucebase: 
1988-07-03 - STOCKHOLMS STADION, STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN 
FM Broadcast of the first set. Audience tape of whole concert and show is filmed from the audience. 34 song set, and one of the best shows of the tour. "Downbound Train" makes its tour debut. “All That Heaven Will Allow” and “Spare Parts” have shorter intro stories than we got during the first leg of the tour. On the other hand the “You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)” intro story is expanded almost into a song of it’s own (Don’t You Touch That Thing). The solo acoustic “Born To Run” goes without the usual spoken intro. "Adam Raised A Cain" includes "Hoochie Coochie Man" and "I'm A Man" in the outro. "Cover Me" includes "Gimme Shelter" in the outro. "Dancing In The Dark" includes "Everybody Needs Somebody To Love" and "Lookin' For A Love" in the outro. "Roulette" makes its European debut and "Quarter To Three" is performed for the first time since 1981. Radio broadcast portion released on CD "Summer Night" (Crystal Cat). The rest of the show released as "Summer Night Part 2" (Piggham). Audio recording of “Chimes Of Freedom” from this show (both with and without Bruce’s spoken intro announcing the “Human Rights Now!” Amnesty tour) was officially released on various 12” and CD EPs later that year, including the well-known Chimes Of Freedom EP. Thanks to Per for additional info.