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Bruce Springsteen - 2017-10-05 - New York City, NY (AUD/FLAC)
(Audience FLAC)
Bruce Springsteen
Springsteen on Broadway
Walter Kerr Theatre
New York, NY
October 5, 2017
Digitally recorded in mono by Johnny98. Lineage Unknown.
I received the flac file then dbPoweranp (WAV)>Audacity (to split the tracks)>dbPoweramp (converted back to flac)
01 Ladies & Gentlemen, Welcome to the Walter Kerr Theatre
02 Magic Trick
03 Growin' Up
04 I Live 10 Minutes From My Hometown
05 My Hometown
06 Citadels of Mystery
07 My Father's House
08 A Never-Say-Die Thirst For Life
09 The Wish
10 The Beauty of That Blank Page
11 Thunder Road
12 A Lasting Love Affair with the Desert
13 The Promised Land
14 I Wrote My Protest Song
15 Born In The USA
16 One Plus One Equals Three
17 Tenth Avenue Freezeout
18 Patti Intro
19 Tougher Than The Rest
20 Trust Is A Fragile Thing
21 Brilliant Disguise
22 Intro to Long Walk Home
23 Long Walk Home
24 The Rising
25 Lace Up Your Dancing Shoes
26 Dancing in the Dark
27 Land of Hope and Dreams
28 I Drove Back to My Neighborhood
29 Born To Run
Sit back and allow yourself to enjoy this 2 hour complete performance of Springsteen on Broadway.
As many of us can't afford the average ticket price of around $500, consider this a gift to the community. Take that money and do something special with it...like pay the rent or make your car payment. Seriously Bruce, a top ticket price of $850?!? Nevertheless, I digress....
The sound quality on this recording is terrific. Perhaps as good as it can possibly get from an audience recording. Kudos to Johnny98 who may have snagged the ultimate recording seat in the Walter Kerr Theatre.
The storytelling is vintage Bruce and, while many of them are lifted from his incredible autobiography, Born To Run, it's still a treat to hear him tell the stories and then play a relevant song from his long and illustrious songbook. Growin' Up is delightful to listen to and brings a smile to my face each time I play it but for my money, My Father's House and Tenth Avenue Freezeout are the standout moments of the show. If the story of his dad doesn't bring tears to your eyes, you need to have your pulse checked. And the tears of joy that fell down my cheeks as he plays Tenth, and talks about the E Street Band, Clarence in particular, brings back nearly 40 years of memories. So plug in your headphones, sit back and enjoy Springsteen on Broadway. And remember, Ladies & Gentlemen, Welcome to the Walter Kerr Theatre...at this time we ask you to turn off all cellphones...the performance is about to begin.
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Hello,
RispondiEliminaGreat. As you said I also cannot afford to pay so much for a concert. I don't understand that Bruce is doing so. Many thanks for sharing and congratulations for your blog.
Best regards from French West Coast,
Robert