Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – 2026-05-30 Xfinity Mobile Arena, Philadelphia, PA (2026)
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Bruce and the E Street Band perform a 27-song set in Philadelphia, PA, the final show of the tour. “War” (written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, recorded by The Temptations and Edwin Starr), “Clampdown” (written by Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, recorded by The Clash), “Streets of Minneapolis,” “House of a Thousand Guitars” (performed solo acoustic), and the show-closing cover of Bob Dylan’s “Chimes of Freedom” all appear; “Land of Hope and Dreams” is the main-set closer. Tom Morello guests on 12 songs.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – War (06:02)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. (05:02)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Death To My Hometown (04:05)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – Clampdown (03:00)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – No Surrender (04:52)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness On The Edge Of Town (07:14)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – Streets of Minneapolis (06:32)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land (05:58)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – Two Hearts (03:50)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Hungry Heart (04:27)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen – Youngstown (05:34)
1-12. Bruce Springsteen – Murder Incorporated (05:43)
2-13. Bruce Springsteen – American Skin (41 Shots) (08:27)
2-14. Bruce Springsteen – Long Walk Home (06:55)
2-15. Bruce Springsteen – House Of A Thousand Guitars (04:12)
2-16. Bruce Springsteen – My City of Ruins (12:05)
2-17. Bruce Springsteen – Because the Night (05:13)
2-18. Bruce Springsteen – Wrecking Ball (06:23)
2-19. Bruce Springsteen – The Rising (05:07)
2-20. Bruce Springsteen – The Ghost of Tom Joad (08:25)
3-21. Bruce Springsteen – Badlands (06:37)
3-22. Bruce Springsteen – Land Of Hope And Dreams > People Get Ready (09:06)
3-23. Bruce Springsteen – American Land (04:27)
3-24. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (04:55)
3-25. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark (08:25)
3-26. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (05:45)
3-27. Bruce Springsteen – Chimes of Freedom (12:53)

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Bruce Springsteen – 2005-07-18 HSBC Arena, Buffalo, NY (2026)
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In June 2026, the Bruce Springsteen Center for American Music opened its doors in Long Branch, NJ and became a must-visit for any fan. Hundreds of fascinating artifacts (e.g., the radically different alternate cover mock-up for Nebraska) and curated displays tracing the roots of American music up through the present day appear, and in the James F. Allen In Concert Gallery, you can watch videos of live performances. One particularly striking clip captures Springsteen at Max’s Kansas City in 1972 performing “Lost In The Flood” on piano.Springsteen graced small stages in New York City and elsewhere as a solo performer between his formative years in bands like The Castiles and Steel Mill and the start of touring with the E Street Band following the release of his debut album Greetings From Asbury Park, NJ. As the “Lost In The Flood” footage spotlights, he was as riveting on keys as was on guitar.

Twenty-three years later, on his first solo tour behind 1995’s The Ghost Of Tom Joad, Springsteen exclusively played acoustic guitar (with subtle support from an offstage keyboard player). It wasn’t until the Devils & Dust tour ten years on that he returned as a dual threat on both instruments.

The addition of keyboards expanded Springsteen’s solo sonic landscape compared to the Joad shows. It also served as a catalyst to unlock deeper musical possibilities: setlists in 2005 were among the boldest of his career. Over the course of the 72 dates, Springsteen played 140 different songs, 31 of which appeared for but a single show.

Buffalo 7/18/2005 thrives on the Devils & Dust tour’s experimental genius. The 25-song set includes an impressive six tour premieres (three of which only feature this night), and showcases Springsteen across an array of stringed instruments and keyboards.

Several of the stripped-down arrangements are revelatory, starting right from the jump with “Prove It All Night.” From the 1978 tour prelude renditions on through today, band versions of the song soar. But this show-opening, solo slow burner is downright hushed, like a whispered legend. Desolate harmonica subs for Clarence Clemons’ iconic sax solo in a radical reimagining that grows more compelling with each listen. The song has never been played this way before or since. The bluesy, bullet-microphone “Reason to Believe” follows, drawing spooky power from Springsteen’s disembodied vocals and the low hum of keyboards.

As different as the first two songs of the evening are from their recorded selves, tracks from what was then Springsteen’s new album are relatively faithful in their solo forms. Is it time to consider “Devils & Dust” underrated in terms of songwriting? The title track is captivating, bearing somber harmonica work in an excellent performance. The Rising’s “Empty Sky” starkly ruminates on senseless loss, before “Long Time Comin’” restores a bit of hope. “Black Cowboys” stands as the least-played tune from Devils & Dust; Buffalo is one of just 16 performances, and it’s a keeper.

On electric piano, muted low tones give “Sandy” a wistful quality to start. At “Now the greasers,” the keys step up to calliope range and the images of the Boardwalk rise nostalgically. Springsteen delivers this tour debut with “its rarely performed original third verse.” From strength to strength, “Leap Of Faith” stays on electric piano to delightful effect, in the only solo airing to date of the Lucky Town track. Springsteen introduces it as a “hidden love song” and it flows like a welcome summer breeze.

Sadly, summer never lasts: “State Trooper” brings a Lynchian end to the season. Peculiar chords and reverberations set the stage for the most unsettling song in the canon, made even more angsty by falsetto vocals. “Nebraska” sustains the dark tone, but here the matter-of-fact reading is what has always made the song chilling.

Three storytelling showcases are next: “Maria’s Bed,” a paean to how a woman can change a man; “The Line,” a Nebraska-style, cinematic script with fine keyboard enhancements; and “Reno,” a gritty sexual tale that would fit neatly on Western Stars: After Dark Edition.

“When You’re Alone,” a gem from Tunnel Of Love, is the fourth tour debut on electric piano. Springsteen’s resonant vocal suggests he is singing from life-lived experience. This true rarity has only been played a dozen times; “When it goes, it’s gone, gone….”

Another perspective on loneliness comes not from the loss of love but of a life taken too soon in the heartwrenching “You’re Missing,” where grand piano brings gravitas. “The Rising” arrives as a fitting followup, and Springsteen taps a heartbeat on the body of his acoustic guitar at the end reminding us that life goes on.

With “You’re Missing” being the fifth, the sixth and final tour premiere of the night is “Darkness on the Edge of Town,” in its stunning Christic Institute arrangement. A near-every-nighter on the Joad tour, this was the first of 15 in 2005.

Wrapping the D&D selections, Springsteen’s introductions to “Jesus Was An Only Son” and “Matamoros Banks” further enhance their storytelling bonafides; the former deeply relatable given his Catholic upbringing, the latter a keenly observed sequel to Joad’s “Across the Border.” The evening comes to a Dylanesque denouement via “The Hitter,” with its stirring falsetto vocals and rich narrative detail, and a warm, emotional rendition of “If I Should Fall Behind” that owes a musical debt to the Man Behind the Shades.

The Buffalo summer night winds down with a nod to the aforementioned coffee-house days in a tight “Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?,” followed by “My Best Was Never Good Enough” (a kindred spirit to “Perfect World” from The Lost Albums), and finally the closing mantras (one rhythmic, one chanted) of “The Promised Land” and Suicide’s “Dream Baby Dream.”

Buffalo 7/18/2005 continues to make a strong case for the artistic triumph of the 2005 tour, one beloved for its adventurous spirit and a return to those enchanting white and black keys.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – Prove It All Night (04:24)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Reason To Believe (06:11)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Devils & Dust (05:11)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – Empty Sky (04:27)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – Long Time Comin’ (04:51)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – Black Cowboys (04:49)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (06:52)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – Leap Of Faith (03:30)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper (03:56)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska (05:07)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen – Maria’s Bed (07:06)
1-12. Bruce Springsteen – The Line (05:39)
1-13. Bruce Springsteen – Reno (04:36)
2-1. Bruce Springsteen – When You’re Alone (05:02)
2-2. Bruce Springsteen – You’re Missing (04:01)
2-3. Bruce Springsteen – The Rising (05:17)
2-4. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness On The Edge Of Town (05:29)
2-5. Bruce Springsteen – Jesus Was An Only Son (04:42)
2-6. Bruce Springsteen – If I Should Fall Behind (04:08)
2-7. Bruce Springsteen – The Hitter (05:44)
2-8. Bruce Springsteen – Matamoros Banks (08:03)
2-9. Bruce Springsteen – Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street? (02:48)
2-10. Bruce Springsteen – My Best Was Never Good Enough (04:04)
2-11. Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land (08:55)
2-12. Bruce Springsteen – Dream Baby Dream (08:53)

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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – 1988-07-02 – Stockholm Sweden (2026)
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Stockholm July 2, 1988 is a companion to the famous radio broadcast concert at the same venue 24 hours later (also released in the Live Archive series). This night one Stockholm warm-up delivers a looser, 30-song set teeming with Tunnel tour gems, including “Boom Boom, “Adam Raised A Cain,” “Seeds,” “Chimes Of Freedom,” “Paradise By The ‘C’,” “You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch),” “I’m A Coward,” “Light Of Day,” “Sweet Soul Music and “Raise Your Hand,” plus the storming coupling of “War” into “Born In The U.S.A.” and a tour debut for “Cadillac Ranch.” Read the full essay by Erik Flannigan.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – Tunnel of Love (07:44)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Boom Boom (04:08)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Adam Raised a Cain (05:04)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – The River (07:14)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – All That Heaven Will Allow (07:09)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – Seeds (06:18)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – Cover Me (07:30)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – Brilliant Disguise (05:10)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – Tougher Than The Rest (06:16)
2-1. Bruce Springsteen – Spare Parts (07:07)
2-2. Bruce Springsteen – War (03:01)
2-3. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. (07:45)
2-4. Bruce Springsteen – Chimes Of Freedom (06:17)
2-5. Bruce Springsteen – Paradise By The “C” (03:47)
2-6. Bruce Springsteen – Who Do You Love? > She’s The One (10:13)
2-7. Bruce Springsteen – You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) (07:36)
2-8. Bruce Springsteen – I’m A Coward (08:44)
2-9. Bruce Springsteen – I’m On Fire (04:28)
2-10. Bruce Springsteen – Because the Night (06:31)
2-11. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark (06:43)
3-1. Bruce Springsteen – Light Of Day (10:45)
3-2. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (05:34)
3-3. Bruce Springsteen – Hungry Heart (04:36)
3-4. Bruce Springsteen – Glory Days (08:31)
3-5. Bruce Springsteen – Bobby Jean (04:22)
3-6. Bruce Springsteen – Cadillac Ranch (04:59)
3-7. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (05:03)
3-8. Bruce Springsteen – Sweet Soul Music (02:24)
3-9. Bruce Springsteen – Raise Your Hand (07:10)
3-10. Bruce Springsteen – Twist and Shout (12:14)

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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – 2026-05-14 Barclays Center, Brooklyn, NY (2026)
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band performed at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, on May 14, 2026. The performance was a part of their “NO KINGS” Land Of Hope And Dreams American Tour.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – War (05:43)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. (04:59)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Death To My Hometown (04:04)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – Clampdown (03:03)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – No Surrender (04:52)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness On The Edge Of Town (06:53)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – Streets of Minneapolis (06:22)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land (05:55)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – Two Hearts (03:55)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Hungry Heart (04:05)
2-1. Bruce Springsteen – Youngstown (06:02)
2-2. Bruce Springsteen – Murder Incorporated (05:55)
2-3. Bruce Springsteen – American Skin (41 Shots) (08:32)
2-4. Bruce Springsteen – Long Walk Home (07:19)
2-5. Bruce Springsteen – House Of A Thousand Guitars (04:09)
2-6. Bruce Springsteen – My City of Ruins (12:16)
2-7. Bruce Springsteen – Because the Night (05:29)
2-8. Bruce Springsteen – Wrecking Ball (06:31)
2-9. Bruce Springsteen – The Rising (04:59)
2-10. Bruce Springsteen – The Ghost of Tom Joad (08:12)
3-1. Bruce Springsteen – Badlands (06:39)
3-2. Bruce Springsteen – Land Of Hope And Dreams > People Get Ready (09:12)
3-3. Bruce Springsteen – American Land (04:25)
3-4. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (05:06)
3-5. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark (07:53)
3-6. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (06:17)
3-7. Bruce Springsteen – Chimes Of Freedom (10:11)

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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – 2026‑05‑24: TD Garden, Boston, MA, USA (2026)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 02:46:50 minutes | 3,25 GB | Genre: Rock
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Bruce Springsteen Among rock music’s most iconic figures, Bruce Springsteen often feels like the one who loves and believes in rock & roll the most, eager to re-create the breathless emotions it brings out in him. Embracing the pleasures of the sounds of AM radio in the 1950s and ’60s (garage rock, British Invasion, R&B, blue-eyed soul, emotional teen pop) with the literacy of the singer/songwriter movement and a fierce desire to document the lives of the blue-collar world in which he grew up, Springsteen’s music was always a grand, ambitious amalgam. (He once said he dreamed of making an album with words like Bob Dylan, sounding like Phil Spector, and with vocals like Roy Orbison.) His sound found full flower on 1973’s eclectic The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle (which introduced his most important backing group, the E Street Band), and he rose to stardom with 1975’s streetwise, sweeping Born to Run.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – War (05:54)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Born in the U.S.A. (05:06)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Death To My Hometown (04:02)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Clampdown (03:01)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – No Surrender (04:50)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Darkness On The Edge Of Town (06:57)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Streets of Minneapolis (06:23)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – The Promised Land (06:00)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Two Hearts (03:50)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Hungry Heart (03:54)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Youngstown (05:43)
1-12. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Murder Incorporated (05:46)
1-13. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – American Skin (41 Shots) (08:27)
1-14. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Long Walk Home (06:51)
1-15. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – House Of A Thousand Guitars (04:02)
1-16. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – My City of Ruins (12:04)
1-17. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Because the Night (05:10)
1-18. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Wrecking Ball (06:21)
1-19. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – The Rising (04:57)
1-20. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – The Ghost of Tom Joad (08:01)
1-21. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Badlands (06:39)
1-22. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Land Of Hope And Dreams > People Get Ready (09:21)
1-23. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – American Land (04:25)
1-24. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Born to Run (05:01)
1-25. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Dancing in the Dark (08:08)
1-26. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (05:48)
1-27. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Chimes Of Freedom (09:55)

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Bruce Springsteen – 2026-05-22 Rocket Arena, Cleveland, OH (2026)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 02:47:37 minutes | 3,26 GB | Genre: Rock
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Bruce Springsteen Among rock music’s most iconic figures, Bruce Springsteen often feels like the one who loves and believes in rock & roll the most, eager to re-create the breathless emotions it brings out in him. Embracing the pleasures of the sounds of AM radio in the 1950s and ’60s (garage rock, British Invasion, R&B, blue-eyed soul, emotional teen pop) with the literacy of the singer/songwriter movement and a fierce desire to document the lives of the blue-collar world in which he grew up, Springsteen’s music was always a grand, ambitious amalgam. (He once said he dreamed of making an album with words like Bob Dylan, sounding like Phil Spector, and with vocals like Roy Orbison.) His sound found full flower on 1973’s eclectic The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle (which introduced his most important backing group, the E Street Band), and he rose to stardom with 1975’s streetwise, sweeping Born to Run. 1978’s Darkness on the Edge of Town and 1980’s The River marked a thematic shift, as his songs addressed the malaise of the working class, whose dreams had begun slipping out of reach.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – War (05:40)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. (05:02)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Death To My Hometown (04:05)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – Clampdown (02:57)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – No Surrender (04:52)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness On The Edge Of Town (07:05)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – Streets of Minneapolis (06:11)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land (05:59)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – Two Hearts (03:52)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Hungry Heart (04:21)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen – Youngstown (05:45)
1-12. Bruce Springsteen – Murder Incorporated (05:34)
2-1. Bruce Springsteen – American Skin (41 Shots) (08:30)
2-2. Bruce Springsteen – Long Walk Home (06:52)
2-3. Bruce Springsteen – House Of A Thousand Guitars (04:16)
2-4. Bruce Springsteen – My City of Ruins (12:07)
2-5. Bruce Springsteen – Because the Night (05:17)
2-6. Bruce Springsteen – Wrecking Ball (06:08)
2-7. Bruce Springsteen – The Rising (05:01)
2-8. Bruce Springsteen – The Ghost of Tom Joad (08:08)
3-1. Bruce Springsteen – Badlands (06:50)
3-2. Bruce Springsteen – Land Of Hope And Dreams > People Get Ready (09:00)
3-3. Bruce Springsteen – American Land (04:26)
3-4. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (05:04)
3-5. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark (08:10)
3-6. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (05:34)
3-7. Bruce Springsteen – Chimes Of Freedom (10:36)

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Bruce Springsteen – 1997-02-12 Capitol Theatre, Sydney, Australia (2026)
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After skipping January 2026 for reasons that were neither announced nor explained, the nugs.net “First Friday” Live Archives series returned yesterday with another great show from the 1995-1997 solo-acoustic tour supporting The Ghost of Tom Joad. It’s Capitol Theatre, Sydney, AUS, 2/12/1997. This was the only show on that tour, or on any other Springsteen tour, in which Bruce performed both his own song “The Ghost of Tom Joad” and Woody Guthrie’s song “Tom Joad.” (There was, however, another public event in which Springsteen performed both songs in the same set: during his acceptance of the 2021 Woody Guthrie Prize, presented to him in his home-studio in a ceremony live-streamed on May 13, 2021).

Tracklist:

Disc 1
1. Tom Joad (7:24)
2. Atlantic City (5:19)
3. Straight Time (5:55)
4. Highway 29 (4:20)
5. Darkness On The Edge Of Town (3:39)
6. Murder Incorporated (3:25)
7. Highway Patrolman (8:23)
8. Freehold (8:54)
9. Red Headed Woman (3:39)
10. Two Hearts (4:16)
11. Brothers Under The Bridge (4:17)

Disc 2
1. Born in the U.S.A. (8:03)
2. Dry Lightning (4:56)
3. Long Time Comin’ (7:07)
4. Sinaloa Cowboys (5:30)
5. The Line (5:20)
6. The Ghost of Tom Joad (11:21)
7. Across The Border (5:45)
8. Working On The Highway (4:19)
9. No Surrender (5:11)
10. There Will Never Be Another for Me but You (4:56)
11. If I Should Fall Behind (3:54)
12. The Promised Land (7:17)

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Bruce Springsteen – 2026-04-07 – Kia Forum, Inglewood, CA (2026)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time – 02:51:48 minutes | 3,35 GB | Genre: Rock
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Bruce and the E Street Band perform a 27-song set on night two at the Kia Forum in Inglewood. Tour premieres of “Two Hearts” and “American Land” (last performed in 2017). “War” (written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, recorded by The Temptations and Edwin Starr), “Clampdown” (written by Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, recorded by The Clash), “Streets of Minneapolis,” “House of a Thousand Guitars” (performed solo acoustic), and the show-closing cover of Bob Dylan’s “Chimes of Freedom” all appear; “Land of Hope and Dreams” is the main-set closer. Tom Morello guests on 12 songs.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – War (05:31)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. (04:59)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Death To My Hometown (04:07)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – Clampdown (03:16)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – No Surrender (04:50)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness On The Edge Of Town (06:24)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – Streets of Minneapolis (06:26)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land (06:02)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – Out in the Street (05:39)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Hungry Heart (04:43)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen – Youngstown (05:49)
1-12. Bruce Springsteen – Murder Incorporated (05:31)
2-1. Bruce Springsteen – American Skin (41 Shots) (08:30)
2-2. Bruce Springsteen – Long Walk Home (07:59)
2-3. Bruce Springsteen – House Of A Thousand Guitars (04:33)
2-4. Bruce Springsteen – My City of Ruins (11:56)
2-5. Bruce Springsteen – Because the Night (05:20)
2-6. Bruce Springsteen – Wrecking Ball (06:53)
2-7. Bruce Springsteen – The Rising (05:09)
2-8. Bruce Springsteen – The Ghost of Tom Joad (08:30)
2-9. Bruce Springsteen – Badlands (05:02)
2-10. Bruce Springsteen – Land Of Hope And Dreams > People Get Ready (08:43)
3-1. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (04:59)
3-2. Bruce Springsteen – Bobby Jean (04:26)
3-3. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark (08:41)
3-4. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (06:37)
3-5. Bruce Springsteen – Chimes Of Freedom (11:00)

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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – 2026-03-31: Target Center, Minneapolis, MN, USA (2026)
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Bruce Springsteen has always understood that rock and roll is a calling, not just a career. On Tuesday night at a nearly sold-out Target Center, he reminded Minneapolis — and by extension, the country — of exactly that. The first stop on the Land of Hope and Dreams tour wasn’t merely a concert. At its most powerful, it felt like a concert, a protest rally, and a revival service all rolled into one extraordinary evening.

The Boss has a complicated and increasingly intimate relationship with Minnesota. In the wake of the federal killings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti, Springsteen wrote and recorded “Streets of Minneapolis” and performed it live at First Avenue just days later. Last weekend, he stood alongside Joan Baez, Tom Morello, Bernie Sanders, Jane Fonda, and over 100,000 others at the Minnesota State Capitol for the “No Kings” protest. For Tuesday’s show, he returned with the world-famous E Street Band along with honorary member Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine for what felt like the latest chapter in an ongoing, deeply personal conversation with the city.

The night opened with a seething monologue from Springsteen aimed at the current administration that segued seamlessly into a cover of Edwin Starr’s “War,” a song the E Street Band hadn’t played live since 2003. With Morello shredding a searing solo alongside them, the song’s anti-war fury felt more urgent than ever. Morello’s unmistakable Rage Against the Machine DNA added an extra bit of spice to a protest anthem that’s only grown more relevant in the years since it was written. It was the perfect opener for a night that was equal parts celebration and call to action.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – War (05:39)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Born in the U.S.A. (04:47)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Death to My Hometown (04:37)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – No Surrender (04:51)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Darkness on the Edge of Town (06:41)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Streets of Minneapolis (06:38)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – The Promised Land (05:46)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Out in the Street (05:36)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Hungry Heart (04:12)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Youngstown (05:52)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Murder Incorporated (05:06)
1-12. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – American Skin (41 Shots) (08:50)
1-13. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Long Walk Home (06:59)
1-14. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – House of a Thousand Guitars (04:20)
1-15. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – My City of Ruins (11:30)
1-16. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Because the Night (05:15)
1-17. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Wrecking Ball (06:14)
1-18. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – The Rising (05:05)
1-19. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – The Ghost of Tom Joad (08:01)
1-20. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Badlands (07:02)
1-21. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Land of Hope and Dreams > People Get Ready (08:32)
1-22. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Born to Run (05:04)
1-23. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Bobby Jean (04:22)
1-24. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – Dancing in the Dark (08:44)
1-25. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (05:37)
1-26. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Purple Rain (06:45)
1-27. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band with Tom Morello – Chimes of Freedom (10:45)

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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band Tower Theater, Philadelphia, PA, December 31, 1975 By Erik Flannigan As we enter 2026, who could have imagined the Bruce Springsteen Live Archive series would be entering its twelfth year? The first show in the series, Apollo Theater, March 9, 2012, was released in November 2014; remarkably, 100 more have followed, expanding Springsteen’s live recording canon into territory once exclusive to the Grateful Dead. Tours from 1975 on are represented in that 100, with many covered in depth. Frustratingly to all, a few gaps remain, limited by technical challenges (#freetherisingtour) and tape availability. But the Archive series is open-ended: new sources and playback breakthroughs remain ever possible..For this year’s holiday release, we revisit a classic on the occasion of its 50th Anniversary: Tower Theater, Philadelphia, New Year’s Eve 1975. The legendary performance took place on the last night of a four-show stand in the Philly suburb of Upper Darby and circulated as a bootleg recording for decades. In early 2015, it became release No. 3 in the Archive Series.

To bring the show in line with the sonic standards of the Archive’s best, earlier this year the original 16-track analog master tapes of 12/31/75 were transferred via the Plangent Process system and remixed by Jon Altschiller. An upgraded anniversary edition is no less than this command performance deserves.

The caliber of late 1975 concerts by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band exhausts superlatives. After touring coast to coast and even across the pond in support of Born to Run (released in August) they were playing with supreme confidence. A four-show Philadelphia stand, in front of more than 3,000 friendly faces each night, served as a victory lap to cap a breakthrough year. Springsteen delivers a crowd-pleasing, 18-song set for the New Year’s Eve closer, showcasing seven of Born to Run’s eight tracks, six cover versions, and five key songs from his first two albums.

Following an introduction from early radio ally Ed Sciaky, “Night” opens the evening with propulsive energy. The E Street Band are decked out in tuxedos for the occasion, though Springsteen himself eschews finery in favor of his standard rock ’n’ roll chic. The slowed down “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” is unique to the Tower Theater stand, transformed from a rave-up to something more akin to a musical fairy tale. A similarly decelerated “Thunder Road” that will come in the encore features just Bruce, Danny, and Roy, but the full ESB contributes to a delicate yet dynamic arrangement of “Tenth.”

Next came an inviting “Spirit in the Night,” followed by “Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?”, the song’s last outing for 18 years. After looking back to 1973, “It’s My Life” suggests where Springsteen will go next. The song entered the setlist a few weeks prior, signaling a move towards the grittier, less romanticized tone that would mark Springsteen’s next album, Darkness on the Edge of Town. The dramatic staging starts with a classic telling of Bruce coming home to find his father waiting for him in the dark.

A long harmonica prelude starts a pacey, storming “She’s the One,” setting up “Born to Run,” triumphant despite its mid-set position. With Roy Bittan flying across the keys behind him, Springsteen delivers each line of the bridge with conviction before Clarence Clemons rises above a frenzy of Max Weinberg’s drums and sparring guitars from Stevie Van Zandt and Springsteen.

Manfred Mann’s “Pretty Flamingo” allows us to catch a breath and delight in a long, shaggy tale of Bruce falling in love with a girl he and Steve see on the street, following her home (they didn’t call it stalking back then), only to come to the realization that the infatuation was, as always, unrequited. “Saint in the City” reignites urgency,a bristling take that cools off for a long stretch after the final chorus; Bruce offers a couple of extra lines (“You’re walking down the street and you hear someone coming up behind you”) before guitars duel the song to a thrilling conclusion.

Infusing lyric after lyric with in-the-moment passion, Springsteen’s vocals shine across fantastic readings of “Backstreets” (“we swore FOR-EVER fri-ENDS”) and “Jungleland” (“RIPS THIS HOLY NIGHT”). Between those stunners, a welcome revival of the irresistible “Mountain of Love,” famously covered in the February 5, 1975 Main Point broadcast on Sciaky’s WMMR (perhaps it was his request). The song would disappear for the next 33 years until its unlikely return in St. Louis 2008.

The main set closes with “Rosalita,” preceded by a long, instrumental prelude that stretches the song beyond 13 minutes. “Sandy” opens the encore along the Shore, then we head to the Motor City for the “Detroit Medley.” The crowd wants more, but before they receive, Bruce provides a medical update on a suddenly M.I.A. Van Zandt: “Miami Steve New Year-ed himself right to goddamn death. Right on stage, folks. So he’s laying out upstairs. He’s gonna have to go down to Miami for a few weeks and get himself back together. But he’s alright.”

Sustained clapping and whistling eventually yields the ultimate party anthem, Gary U.S. Bonds’ “Quarter To Three,” driven by the Big Man’s wailing sax. The band leaves the stage again for a few minutes before “Thunder Road,” in what is effectively a swan song for the Bruce, Danny and Roy arrangement at its breathtaking best.

We’re not done yet. “Since we’ve been here,” Bruce says, “and started playing at the Main Point, through all the good stuff and the bad stuff, you’re outta sight.” The devoted Philadelphians’ reward, “Twist and Shout,” takes us home, complete with shoutouts to members of the crew before the song’s final reprise.

Springsteen and the band wouldn’t take the stage again for nearly three months after this two-and-a-half-hour epic, leaving some of these arrangements and vibes behind. All the more meaningful then that this breakthrough year is memorialized so brilliantly on the anniversary edition of 12/31/75.

Tracklist:

1-1. Bruce Springsteen – Night (04:51)
1-2. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (04:12)
1-3. Bruce Springsteen – Spirit In The Night (07:34)
1-4. Bruce Springsteen – Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street? (04:49)
1-5. Bruce Springsteen – It’s My Life (08:01)
1-6. Bruce Springsteen – She’s the One (06:36)
1-7. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run (04:37)
1-8. Bruce Springsteen – Pretty Flamingo (12:33)
1-9. Bruce Springsteen – It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City (06:13)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Backstreets (08:53)
1-11. Bruce Springsteen – Mountain Of Love (03:43)
2-1. Bruce Springsteen – Jungleland (10:11)
2-2. Bruce Springsteen – Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) (15:20)
2-3. Bruce Springsteen – 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (07:24)
2-4. Bruce Springsteen – Detroit Medley (10:57)
2-5. Bruce Springsteen – Quarter To Three (07:54)
2-6. Bruce Springsteen – Thunder Road (06:42)
2-7. Bruce Springsteen – Twist and Shout (07:57)

Artist: Bruce Springsteen
Title: Nebraska ’82 (Expanded Edition)
Genre: Rock
Label: © Columbia
Release Date: 2025

Quality: Blu-ray Audio
Length: 00:44:35
Video: MPEG-4 AVC Video / 29,995 kbps / 1080p / 23,976 fps / 16:9 / High Profile 4.1
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Audio #2: English / Dolby TrueHD Audio / 5.1 / 48 kHz / 3147 kbps / 16-bit (AC3 Embedded: 5.1 / 48 kHz / 640 kbps / DN -31dB)
Size: 14.56 GB

With the story behind Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska set to be explored by the feature film Deliver Me From Nowhere, Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition (4 CDs + 1 Blu-Ray) gathers revelatory unheard material from this prolific period including the fabled Electric Nebraska sessions with the E Street Band and solo home and studio recordings, joined by a 2025 remaster of the original album, plus a new performance film of all ten Nebraska songs played in sequence. Springsteen’s 1982 acoustic masterwork is augmented by 17 contemporary recordings (15 previously unreleased) that were part of the groundswell of inspiration that shaped Nebraska and share its haunting themes. Together, they expand our understanding of how this seminal album came to be and reflect the breadth of Springsteen’s creative intentions at a pivotal moment in his artistic development..

Tracklist

1 Nebraska
2 Atlantic City
3 Mansion On The Hill
4 Johnny 99
5 Highway Patrolman
6 State Trooper
7 Used Cars
8 Open All Night
9 My Father’s House
10 Reason To Believe

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It’s been 50 years years since Bruce Springsteen released his third album, Born to Run, a critically acclaimed commercial breakthrough. Like Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, Neil Young and a few others, Springsteen goes beyond the boundaries of the musical genre in which one would attempt to label him. Throughout his career, the kid from New Jersey has become a symbol, both musical and ideological. Walking in the footsteps of his idol Dylan, the Boss has launched often poignant snapshots of this crumpled star-spangled banner, the American dream often abused, in short the chronicle of an America of the marginalized, of which he remains the one of the most glittering ambassadors. Rare are the musicians with an aura as developed with their audience as him. Since the beginning of his career in the mid-70s, Springsteen has never stopped touring, tirelessly filling the stadiums and the largest venues in the world, and always putting so much soul into his performances and records.

Tracklist:

01 – Dancing In the Dark – 2003
02 – Hungry Heart – 2003
03 – Born to Run – 2003
04 – Badlands(2010 Remastered Version) – 1978
05 – Streets of Philadelphia (Single Edit) – 1995
06 – Born in the U.S.A. – 2003
07 – Atlantic City – 2004
08 – Ghosts – 2020
09 – Brilliant Disguise – 2003
10 – Human Touch – 1992
11 – My Hometown – 2003
12 – The Ghost of Tom Joad – 1995
13 – Darkness On the Edge of Town(2010 Remastered Version) – 1978
14 – Blind Spot – 2025
15 – Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) – 2022
16 – I’m On Fire – 2003
17 – I Wish I Were Blind(Album Version) – 1993
18 – The River – 2003
19 – My City of Ruins – 2002
20 – The Promised Land(2010 Remastered Version) – 1978
21 – Faithless – 2025
22 – Youngstown – 1995
23 – Independence Day – 2003
24 – Thunder Road – 2003
25 – Letter To You – 2020
26 – There Goes My Miracle – 2019
27 – Repo Man – 2025
28 – 57 Channels (And Nothin’ On) – 1992
29 – I Wanna Marry You – 2003
30 – Secret Garden (String Version) – 1996
31 – The Rising – 2002
32 – Candy’s Room(2010 Remastered Version) – 1978
33 – Burnin’ Train – 2020
34 – Bobby Jean – 2003
35 – Heaven’s Wall – 2014
36 – Radio Nowhere – 2007
37 – Murder Incorporated – 1995
38 – Better Days – 1992
39 – Tougher Than the Rest – 2003
40 – Prove It All Night(2010 Remastered Version) – 1978
41 – Somewhere North of Nashville – 2019
42 – I’m Goin’ Down – 2003
43 – All I’m Thinkin’ About(Album Version) – 2005
44 – Magic – 2007
45 – One Minute You’re Here – 2020
46 – Rain in the River – 2025
47 – Drive All Night – 2003
48 – Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) – 2003
49 – Cover Me – 2003
50 – You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch) – 2003
51 – Rocky Ground – 2012
52 – Racing in the Street(2010 Remastered Version) – 1978
53 – Nebraska – 2004
54 – Nightshift – 2022
55 – Sunday Love – 2025
56 – We Shall Overcome(Album Version) – 2018
57 – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out – 2003
58 – This Hard Land (Studio Outtake – 1982) – 1998
59 – Hitch Hikin’ (Film Version) – 2019
60 – Because the Night – 2010
62 – I’ll See You In My Dreams – 2020
63 – The Ties That Bind – 2003
64 – Adelita – 2025
65 – Hello Sunshine – 2019

Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition (1982/2025)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/192 kHz | Time – 02:23:24 minutes | 3,74 GB | Genre: Rock
Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Columbia – Legacy

With the story behind Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska set to be explored by the feature film Deliver Me From Nowhere, Nebraska ’82: Expanded Edition gathers revelatory unheard material from this prolific period including the fabled Electric Nebraska sessions with the E Street Band and solo home and studio recordings, joined by a 2025 remaster of the original album, plus a new performance film of all ten Nebraska songs played in sequence. Springsteen’s 1982 acoustic masterwork is augmented by 17 contemporary recordings (15 previously unreleased) that were part of the groundswell of inspiration that shaped Nebraska and share its haunting themes. Together, they expand our understanding of how this seminal album came to be and reflect the breadth of Springsteen’s creative intentions at a pivotal moment in his artistic development..In a 1998 interview with Charlie Rose, Bruce Springsteen closed the proceedings with a blues-drenched version of “Born in the U.S.A.” on a 12-string guitar played with a slide. That performance reinforced something longtime fans knew already—Springsteen was at his songwriter best alone with a guitar. This was something not expected or desired in 1982, especially by his label who awaited the arena rock he’d become known for after his epic three record run with the E Street Band of Born To Run (1975), Darkness On the Edge of Town (1978), The River (1980) and the bombastic No Nukes Concert performance in 1979.

It’s fitting, then, that a similar solo rendition of the song (that further highlights the idea that inalienable rights are not guaranteed by birthright or location) leads off the expanded edition of Nebraska ’82. It sets the tone that the record itself set. The Boss didn’t earn his nickname for kowtowing to popular opinion or label pressure. In the middle of a legendary rock and roll run, Springsteen chose to slow the tempo and showcase his blue-collar credentials.

The 37-track collection includes the long-rumored Electric Nebraska fans have clamored for. The subtle differences from the acoustic album fans have feasted on over 40 years appear immediately in the title track opener, where the protagonist gets a more rambling and spiritual send off with a simple yet formative Garry Tallent bassline. The full-band version of “Atlantic City” tries to move slowly but the E Street Band can’t help but rollick as Springsteen fumbles with unfinished lyrics like “but I got in too deep and I could not pay” (which would end up as the more pointed and line-fitting, “I had bills that no honest man can pay”). Nebraska could have easily been the E Street extravaganza the label desired; the “Johnny 99,” “Downbound Train,” “Open All Night,” and electric-blues “Born in the U.S.A.” combination proves it all night. But it’s the slow roll blues of “Reason to Believe,” which, while magnetic and fun, validates beyond doubt that Nebraska was meant to be a man-alone-with-his-guitar affair.

Springsteen never toured for Nebraska, so it’s especially thoughtful to include a full, solo acoustic show recorded earlier in 2025 inside an empty Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, New Jersey. He still rallies behind each character as though he was there in the courtrooms, cars, mansions, barrooms and highways he envisioned over forty years ago. And that’s the magic of Nebraska. The stories are so convincingly told that the debts, the family, the crimes—they are all also ours. – Jeff Laughlin

Tracklist:

1. Bruce Springsteen – Born In the U.S.A. (Demo Version – 1982) (03:10)
2. Bruce Springsteen – Losin’ Kind (Nebraska Outtakes) (05:00)
3. Bruce Springsteen – Downbound Train (Nebraska Outtakes) (02:33)
4. Bruce Springsteen – Child Bride (Nebraska Outtakes) (05:32)
5. Bruce Springsteen – Pink Cadillac (Nebraska Outtakes) (04:33)
6. Bruce Springsteen – The Big Payback (Single B-side – 1982) (01:59)
7. Bruce Springsteen – Working on the Highway (Nebraska Outtakes) (03:21)
8. Bruce Springsteen – On the Prowl (Nebraska Outtakes) (02:58)
9. Bruce Springsteen – Gun in Every Home (Nebraska Outtakes) (02:30)
10. Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska (Electric Nebraska) (04:45)
11. Bruce Springsteen – Atlantic City (Electric Nebraska) (04:46)
12. Bruce Springsteen – Mansion on the Hill (Electric Nebraska) (04:13)
13. Bruce Springsteen – Johnny 99 (Electric Nebraska) (04:09)
14. Bruce Springsteen – Downbound Train (Electric Nebraska) (02:22)
15. Bruce Springsteen – Open All Night (Electric Nebraska) (03:17)
16. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A. (Electric Nebraska) (03:30)
17. Bruce Springsteen – Reason to Believe (Electric Nebraska) (03:36)
18. Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska (Nebraska Live) (04:28)
19. Bruce Springsteen – Atlantic City (Nebraska Live) (04:00)
20. Bruce Springsteen – Mansion on the Hill (Nebraska Live) (03:55)
21. Bruce Springsteen – Johnny 99 (Nebraska Live) (04:12)
22. Bruce Springsteen – Highway Patrolman (Nebraska Live) (04:50)
23. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper (Nebraska Live) (03:05)
24. Bruce Springsteen – Used Cars (Nebraska Live) (03:13)
25. Bruce Springsteen – Open All Night (Nebraska Live) (03:11)
26. Bruce Springsteen – My Father’s House (Nebraska Live) (05:13)
27. Bruce Springsteen – Reason to Believe (Nebraska Live) (04:05)
28. Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska (04:31)
29. Bruce Springsteen – Atlantic City (04:00)
30. Bruce Springsteen – Mansion on the Hill (04:08)
31. Bruce Springsteen – Johnny 99 (03:42)
32. Bruce Springsteen – Highway Patrolman (05:40)
33. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper (03:16)
34. Bruce Springsteen – Used Cars (03:10)
35. Bruce Springsteen – Open All Night (02:58)
36. Bruce Springsteen – My Father’s House (05:07)
37. Bruce Springsteen – Reason to Believe (04:10)

Bruce Springsteen – Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. (2023 MFSL UltraDisc UHR SACD) (1973/2023) [SACD ISO]
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Genre: Rock Folk | Publisher (label): Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab – UDSACD 2264

Teeming with identifiable characters, youthful romanticism, vivid narratives, and sophisticated arrangements, Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. is a personal postcard from the heart, soul, and mind of a rock ‘n’ roll lifer bent on discovering his world and what lays beyond it. The 1973 album establishes many of the signature themes and sounds Bruce Springsteen would embrace throughout his unparalleled career. No wonder a majority of the songs – “Blinded by the Light,” “Lost in the Flood,” “Spirit in the Night” included – remain staples of the New Jersey native’s fabled concerts.https://mofi.com/products/bruce-springsteen-greetings-from-asbury-park-nj-hybrid-sacd
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1. Blinded By The Light 5:04
2. Growin’ Up 3:06
3. Mary Queen Of Arkansas 5:21
4. Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street? 2:04
5. Lost In The Flood 5:15
6. The Angel 3:23
7. For You 4:41
8. Spirit In The Night 4:59
9. It’s Hard To Be A Saint In The City 3:18

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At the end of the Magic sessions, Springsteen found himself still writing songs. Encouraged by producer Brendan O’Brien, he recorded during breaks on tour, exploring a classic pop sound for an album release coinciding with Super Bowl XLIII and the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Working on a Dream was Springsteen’s 16th studio album released under Columbia Records in 2009. The album reached number 1 on the Billboard 200, U.S. Rock albums and U.S. Digital Albums. The single, “The Last Carnival” pays tribute to E Street organist Danny Federici, who passed away in 2008.From its bright, brittle production to its tossed-off postage stamp cover art, Working on a Dream is in every respect a companion piece to Magic, an album that’s merely a set of songs, both sprawling and deliberately small, songs that don’t necessarily tackle any one major theme but all add up to a portrait of their time. Magic chronicled the dog days of Bush where Working on a Dream is designed as a keynote to the Obama age, released just a week after the inauguration of the U.S.’s 44th president and not coincidentally containing not a little optimism within its 13 tracks. This sense of hope is a tonic to the despair that crept into the margins of Magic but it’s easy to posit Working on a Dream as pure positivity, which isn’t exactly true: a hangover from W lingers, most vividly in the broken spirit of “The Wrestler,” and Bruce mourning departed E Street Band member Danny Federici with “The Last Carnival.” Springsteen peppers his tribute with images recalling the early days of the E Street Band but saves a revival of their wild, woolly sound for the opening “Outlaw Pete,” a cavernous, circular, comical epic reminiscent of Springsteen’s unwieldy portraits of rats on the Jersey Shore. “Outlaw Pete” is Working on a Dream at its best, playing like nothing less than The E Street Shuffle as reflected and refracted through Arcade Fire’s naked hero worship, casually highlighting how producer Brendan O’Brien has gently nudged the Boss toward new musical avenues. Many of these new sounds are drawn from the past, often feeling informed by Little Steven’s Underground Garage – Van Zandt and Nils Lofgren’s guitars chime like the Byrds; the band knocks out a tough little blues number on “Good Eye”; and Springsteen shows a knack for pure pop on “Surprise, Surprise” and indulges his ever-increasing Brian Wilson fascination on “This Life,” whose percolating organs and harmonies rival the High Llamas. All this rests nicely alongside the Boss’ trademarks – galloping rockers that fill a stadium (“My Lucky Day”) and their polar opposite, his intimate acoustic tunes (“Tomorrow Never Knows”) – which all make Working on a Dream read like a rich, inventive, musical album…which it is, to an extent. The ideas and intent are there, but the album is hampered slightly by the overall modesty of Springsteen’s writing – by and large, these are small-scale songs and feel that way – and hurt significantly by the precise, digital production that muffles the music’s imagination and impact. A large part of Springsteen’s appeal has always been how the E Street Band has sounded as big and open as his heart, but Working on a Dream, like Magic before it, has a production that feels tiny and constrained even as it is layered with extraneous details. It’s possible to listen around this production and hear the modest charms of the songs, but the album would be better if the sound matched the sentiment.

Tracklist:

01. Bruce Springsteen – Outlaw Pete (08:00)
02. Bruce Springsteen – My Lucky Day (04:00)
03. Bruce Springsteen – Working On A Dream (03:30)
04. Bruce Springsteen – Queen Of The Supermarket (04:39)
05. Bruce Springsteen – What Love Can Do (02:56)
06. Bruce Springsteen – This Life (04:30)
07. Bruce Springsteen – Good Eye (03:00)
08. Bruce Springsteen – Tomorrow Never Knows (02:13)
09. Bruce Springsteen – Life Itself (04:00)
10. Bruce Springsteen – Kingdom Of Days (04:02)
11. Bruce Springsteen – Surprise, Surprise (03:24)
12. Bruce Springsteen – The Last Carnival (03:14)
13. Bruce Springsteen – The Wrestler (Bonus Track) (03:48)

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Bruce Springsteen – The Promise (2010)
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The Promise is a compilation album by the American rock singer Bruce Springsteen, released November 16, 2010 on Columbia Records. It is both a triple vinyl and a double CD compilation of previously unreleased songs drawing from the Darkness on the Edge of Town sessions. The album is also available as part of the box set The Promise: The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story. The two-CD version of the release entered the UK Albums Chart at number 7. It had been in production for many years and was originally scheduled to be released for the 30th anniversary in 2008. The Promise debuted at #16 on the Billboard 200, while the box set, The Promise: The Darkness on the Edge of Town Story, debuted at #27. Upon its release, The Promise received acclaim from most music critics. “Ain’t Good Enough for You”, a track from the album, was added to BBC Radio 2 and 96.2 The Revolution’s playlists at the end of 2010.
The album features one of the last appearances of Clarence Clemons before his death in June 2011. Clemons is featured on the song “Save My Love”, which was the only song on the album completely re-recorded by Springsteen and the E Street Band for the project.Following Born to Run, Bruce Springsteen was proclaimed the savior of rock & roll classicism; it was hype that threatened to derail his career. In a bitter lawsuit with his former manager, he was locked out of a studio for two years but continued writing songs at fever pitch and rehearsing them on a farm in rural New Jersey. Some of these tunes — composed during an economic recession — reflect the tension between following one’s dreams and her/his responsibilities. Still others reveal the deep influence of early rock & roll on Springsteen. When he was finally able to record, he cut enough material for four albums, and then pared it down to one. Darkness on the Edge of Town proved that Springsteen was no mere revivalist. The album was assembled from more sparsely produced, claustrophobic, and desperate “sound picture” songs, about lives broken by work, family and perceived societal obligations, and are haunted by questions of “what if?” They were a world away from the epic, busting-out-for-freedom maximalist tracks found on Born to Run.
The Promise collects 21 unreleased songs written (and mostly) recorded between 1976 and 1978. They offer an aural view as to what might have been had Springsteen been able to record immediately after Born to Run. While some lyric themes here reflect the brokenness and hard choices found on Darkness, others are substantially more triumphant in their worldview; and musically, all the songs here contain more substantially production. These selections also lack the knife-edge, searing, angry guitar that saturates Darkness. Included are his versions of singles farmed out to other artists — “Because the Night” (and while this version is terrific, it means something else in the end; Patti Smith’s version remains definitive), the gritty, soulful “Fire,” which eventually given to the Pointer Sisters who scored big with their classy version. The galloping “Gotta Get That Feeling” summons Jack Nietszche’s production ears with its big mariachi brass. This tune and numerous others contain open homages to Phil Spector’s “sha-na-na-na” choruses. Clarence Clemons’ saxophone is much more prevalent on the songs of The Promise than it is on Darkness. His meat-and-potatoes tone adds heft and groove to these selctions. “Ain’t Good Enough for You” is pure handclap, call-and-response, verse and chorus, approaching a doo wop celebration. The poignant love poetry in “The Brokenhearted” and “Spanish Eyes” could have been written by Doc Pomus, and reveals the influence of Jerry Leiber’s “Spanish Harlem.” “Candy’s Boy” begins lyrically in the same place as “Candy’s Room,” but is a very different song melodically and thematically. “Racing in the Street” features different words; David Lindley’s violin makes the track a bit less personal, more anthemic; it’s absent the shadow of doubt that makes the Darkness version so devastating emotionally. “Come On (Let’s Go Tonight)” is an early version of “Factory.” “The Promise” is the only cut that might have added something to Darkness that isn’t already there. Its sense of bewilderment, betrayal, uncertainty, and regret is total. That said, the addition of strings draws it outside Darkness’ skeletal purview, underscoring the fact that Darkness is perfect as it is. The Promise stands on its own as a great Bruce Springsteen record; it feels finished, focused, and above all, offers definitive proof that Springsteen was even at that early date, one of the greatest rock and pop songwriters America had to offer. –AllMusic Review by Thom Jurek

Tracklist:

1-01. Bruce Springsteen – Racing in the Street (’78) (06:49)
1-02. Bruce Springsteen – Gotta Get That Feeling (03:19)
1-03. Bruce Springsteen – Outside Looking In (02:18)
1-04. Bruce Springsteen – Someday (We’ll Be Together) (05:38)
1-05. Bruce Springsteen – One Way Street (04:20)
1-06. Bruce Springsteen – Because the Night (03:25)
1-07. Bruce Springsteen – Wrong Side of the Street (03:36)
1-08. Bruce Springsteen – The Brokenhearted (05:19)
1-09. Bruce Springsteen – Rendezvous (02:39)
1-10. Bruce Springsteen – Candy’s Boy (04:37)
2-01. Bruce Springsteen – Save My Love (02:37)
2-02. Bruce Springsteen – Ain’t Good Enough for You (04:03)
2-03. Bruce Springsteen – Fire (04:09)
2-04. Bruce Springsteen – Spanish Eyes (03:50)
2-05. Bruce Springsteen – It’s a Shame (03:16)
2-06. Bruce Springsteen – Come On (Let’s Go Tonight) (02:20)
2-07. Bruce Springsteen – Talk to Me (04:21)
2-08. Bruce Springsteen – The Little Things (My Baby Does) (03:19)
2-09. Bruce Springsteen – Breakaway (05:32)
2-10. Bruce Springsteen – The Promise (05:54)
2-11. Bruce Springsteen – City of Night (07:05)

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Bruce Springsteen – The Album Collection, Vol. 1 (1973 – 1984) (2014)
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/44,1 kHz | Time – 05:37:14 minutes | 3,67 GB | Genre: Rock
Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Columbia – Legacy

Today, Columbia Records/Legacy Recordings released Bruce Springsteen: The Album Collection Vol. 1 1973-1984, a boxed set comprised of remastered editions of the first seven albums recorded and released by Bruce Springsteen for Columbia Records between 1973 and 1984. All of the albums are newly remastered (five for the first time ever on CD) and all seven are making their remastered debut on vinyl. The seven albums are recreations of their original packaging and the set is accompanied by a 60-page book featuring rarely-seen photos, memorabilia and original press clippings from Springsteen’s first decade as a recording artist. Acclaimed engineer Bob Ludwig, working with Springsteen and longtime engineer Toby Scott, has remastered these albums, all newly transferred from the original analogue masters using the Plangent Process playback system.

Tracklist:

CD1 – Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J. (1973)

1. Bruce Springsteen – Blinded by the Light
2. Bruce Springsteen – Growin’ Up
3. Bruce Springsteen – Mary Queen of Arkansas
4. Bruce Springsteen – Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street?
5. Bruce Springsteen – Lost in the Flood
6. Bruce Springsteen – The Angel
7. Bruce Springsteen – For You
8. Bruce Springsteen – Spirit in the Night
9. Bruce Springsteen – It’s Hard to Be a Saint in the City

CD2 – The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle (1973)

1. Bruce Springsteen – The E Street Shuffle
2. Bruce Springsteen – 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
3. Bruce Springsteen – Kitty’s Back
4. Bruce Springsteen – Wild Billy’s Circus Story
5. Bruce Springsteen – Incident on 57th Street
6. Bruce Springsteen – Rosalita (Come out Tonight)
7. Bruce Springsteen – New York City Serenade

CD3 – Born to Run (1975)

1. Bruce Springsteen – Thunder Road
2. Bruce Springsteen – Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
3. Bruce Springsteen – Night
4. Bruce Springsteen – Backstreets
5. Bruce Springsteen – Born to Run
6. Bruce Springsteen – She’s the One
7. Bruce Springsteen – Meeting Across the River
8. Bruce Springsteen – Jungleland

CD4 – Darkness on the Edge of Town (1978)

1. Bruce Springsteen – Badlands (Remastered)
2. Bruce Springsteen – Adam Raised a Cain (Remastered)
3. Bruce Springsteen – Something in the Night (Remastered)
4. Bruce Springsteen – Candy’s Room (Remastered)
5. Bruce Springsteen – Racing in the Street (Remastered)
6. Bruce Springsteen – The Promised Land (Remastered)
7. Bruce Springsteen – Factory (Remastered)
8. Bruce Springsteen – Streets of Fire (Remastered)
9. Bruce Springsteen – Prove It All Night (Remastered)
10. Bruce Springsteen – Darkness on the Edge of Town (Remastered)

CD5 – The River – Disc One (1980)

1. Bruce Springsteen – The Ties That Bind
2. Bruce Springsteen – Sherry Darling
3. Bruce Springsteen – Jackson Cage
4. Bruce Springsteen – Two Hearts
5. Bruce Springsteen – Independence Day
6. Bruce Springsteen – Hungry Heart
7. Bruce Springsteen – Out in the Street
8. Bruce Springsteen – Crush on You
9. Bruce Springsteen – You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
10. Bruce Springsteen – I Wanna Marry You
11. Bruce Springsteen – The River

CD6 – The River – Disc Two (1980)

1. Bruce Springsteen – Point Blank
2. Bruce Springsteen – Cadillac Ranch
3. Bruce Springsteen – I’m a Rocker
4. Bruce Springsteen – Fade Away
5. Bruce Springsteen – Stolen Car
6. Bruce Springsteen – Ramrod
7. Bruce Springsteen – The Price You Pay
8. Bruce Springsteen – Drive All Night
9. Bruce Springsteen – Wreck on the Highway

CD7 – Nebraska (1982)

1. Bruce Springsteen – Nebraska
2. Bruce Springsteen – Atlantic City
3. Bruce Springsteen – Mansion on the Hill
4. Bruce Springsteen – Johnny 99
5. Bruce Springsteen – Highway Patrolman
6. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper
7. Bruce Springsteen – Used Cars
8. Bruce Springsteen – Open All Night
9. Bruce Springsteen – My Father’s House
10. Bruce Springsteen – Reason to Believe

CD8 – Born in the U.S.A. (1984)

1. Bruce Springsteen – Born in the U.S.A.
2. Bruce Springsteen – Cover Me
3. Bruce Springsteen – Darlington County
4. Bruce Springsteen – Working on the Highway
5. Bruce Springsteen – Downbound Train
6. Bruce Springsteen – I’m on Fire
7. Bruce Springsteen – No Surrender
8. Bruce Springsteen – Bobby Jean
9. Bruce Springsteen – I’m Goin’ Down
10. Bruce Springsteen – Glory Days
11. Bruce Springsteen – Dancing in the Dark
12. Bruce Springsteen – My Hometown

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Live concert performance of Bruce Springsteen singing songs from his album ‘Western Stars’.

Tracklist

1 Hitch Hikin’
2 The Wayfarer
3 Tucson Train
4 Western Stars
5 Sleepy Joe’s Café
6 Drive Fast (The Stuntman)
7 Chasin’ Wild Horses
8 Sundown
9 Somewhere North Of Nashville
10 Stones
11 There Goes My Miracle
12 Hello Sunshine
13 Moonlight Motel
14 Rhinestone Cowboy

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