Did I mention It’s My Birthday? Bruce’s Birthday Show.
This bootleg is a remaster version of the Bakerstuff recording and contain the concert of September the 22nd 2012 at Metlife Stadium.
The show started very late – almost three hours later than scheduled – because of a storm, so it ended on September the 23rd.
TRACKS
- Intro
- Out In The Street
- The Ties That Bind
- Cynthia
- Badlands
- Who’ll Stop the Rain
- Cover Me
- Downbound Train
- We Take Care Of Our Own
- Wrecking Ball
- Death to My Hometown
- My City Of Ruins
- Intro To It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City
- It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City
- Jole Blon
- This Little Girl
- Pay Me My Money Down
- Janey Don’t You Lose Heart
- Happy Birthday To Bruce (part I)
- In The Midnight Hour
- Into The Fire
- Because The Night
- She’s The One
- Working On The Highway
- Shackled And Drawn
- Waitin’ On A Sunny Day
- Meeting Across The River
- Jungleland
- Thunder Road
- Rocky Ground
- Born To Run
- Glory Days
- Seven Nights To Rock
- Dancing In The Dark
- Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
- Happy Birthday To Bruce (part II)
- Twist And Shout
NOTES
A remaster of the closing night at MetLife Stadium show, sourced from all three (as of 9/25) recordings of the show. This version is mainly based around the excellent Bakerstuff recording, with bass/background vocals/extra instrumentation added from the larryrulz and ademotte recordings. I tried to get as full a sound as possible using all three. Obviously since the three sources are all fan recordings, it’s far from perfect, especially with the louder full band songs, as there is too much going on to all mix completely clearly. This one really shines throughout though, Bruce’s voice sits on top of everything pretty consistently, and Garry’s bass often comes through more clearly than usual. It’s far from perfect and obviously an amateur effort, but to my ears, an improvement from what’s available at this time.
Mixed in Adobe Audition through studio headphones, so it’s best suited to high quality speakers or headphones on the playback.
Thanks again to all the original tapers who did an amazing job providing the recordings to work with. Hope at least a few of you enjoy this.
-Dan