Bruce Springsteen - 1973-1977 - Fever (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Bruce Springsteen And The E Street Band 

Title: Fever (Limited Edition - Picture Disc) 

Label: Unknown Label 

Catalog #: FE A/B 

Format: One 12" Picture Disc 

Source: soundboard 

Bruce Base: N/A 

Story Teller: N/A 

Total Time: 48 minutes 13.06 seconds 

Date: 1973 / 1977

Location: Various Studios session 

Transfer/Trade and Generation Info: Original Vinyl -> Pioneer Quartz-Direct Drive PL-640 turntable -> Pioneer Integrated Amplifier A-20 -> TASCAM US-366 PC Audio Interface (sample width 24 bits, sample rate 44.1kHz, input level 6.02 dB, output level 6.02 dB) -> Audacity 2.1.0 (recording volume 1.0, sample rate 44100 Hz, sample format 16-bit) -> wav -> Nero Wav Editor -> click remove, Split -> TLH -> flac (Level 8) (Align On Sector Boundaries). 

Include: md5 (wav/flac), ffp, m3u (wav/flac), Frequency-Spectral Analysis, shntool_info/len, Complete Artworks, Info file and Par2 recovery files to 10%. 

Disc: (48:13.06) 

A1 Fever (7:31.19) 

A2 Linda Let Me Be The One (4:37.47) 

A3 The Promise (5:34.01) 

A4 Hearts Of Stone (5:30.56) 

B1 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (Instrumental) (6:57.35) 

B2 4th Of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (Instrumental) (5:41.33) 

B3 Walking In The Street (3:57.21) 

B4 A Love So Fine (Instrumental) (3:47.71) 

B5 Thunder Road (acoustic) (4:35.23) 

Notes: 

Track A1: studio sessions 1973 

Track A2: studio sessions 1975 

TrackS A3/A4: studio sessions 1977 

TrackS B1/B2: instrumental, studio sessions 1973 

Track B3: studio sessions 1974 

Track B4: instrumental, studio sessions 1974/1975 

Track B5: acoustic version, studio sessions 1975 

This record was released as a limited edition. 

This version is on white vinyl with a sepia colour photo and blue insert with "Limited Edition" red sticker on front. A light beige coloured vinyl with a transparent sleeve and without a red sticker has been identified, but as yet no further infornmation is known. 

It is my opinion that the light beige colour version could either be a second print or just a release on different coloured vinyl. The quality of the image and the details are identical but what causes me to believe it is a second print is the lack of the blue insert and red sticker.