(Soundboard FLAC)
Palace Theater
"First Night In Detroit" (Original Midnight Beat)
Lineage:
Silver CDs => EAC => .wav => mkw => .shn => .flac
Disc one (70:30):
(1) Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (4:28)
(2) Spirit in the Night (7:03)
(3) It's Gonna Work Out Fine (8:12)
(4) She's The One (6:38)
(5) Born To Run (4:38)
(6) The E Street Shuffle (14:07)
(7) Backstreets (5:45)
(8) Kitty's Back (19:36)
Disc two (67:15):
(1) Band introductions (1:02)
(2) Jungleland (10:18)
(3) Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (10:55)
(4) The Detroit Medley (6:01)
(5) 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (8:35)
(6) Ain't Too Proud To Beg (3:38)
(7) Quarter To Three (7:58)
(8) Little Queenie (9:24)
(9) Twist and Shout (9:19)
Info file, Md5 signature file, and info file are included. Sorry, no artwork.
Comments:
This excellent soundboard recording originally came to Dime in April 2005 via Dime user "_pius_", and was reseeded early the following year; it doesn't appear to have been back since, so this may be "new" to many Dime users. This appears to be complete, or nearly so, and features a very high-energy performance by the E Street Band. The highlight (to me) is the live debut of "Ain't Too Proud To Beg," done as a duet with Little Steven; a close second is Chuck Berry's "Little Queenie," a rarely played cover which is always a highlight in any show in which it appears.
Sound quality is excellent, particularly given that it was recorded in the analog era and went through who knows how many generations before reaching the bootlegger. The info file mentions that the "tape has issues," although I don't know what those issues are (if someone finds them, please post to the comments).
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