Bruce Springsteen & the E Street band
December 28th, 1975
Upper Darby, PA
Tower Theater
Time: 1:55:04

TDK SF90 tapes(High Bias)--Pyle PT-649D Double Cassette deck--Xitel USB INPort--LP Recorder-->16/44.1 .wav files--Goldwave 5.58(volume adjiustment)--Magix Audio 16(slight cleaning-mastering)--CD Wave Editor(track splits)--TLH(align sector boundaries, encode to level 8)-->.flac files

Upload will include .md5 verification file, flac fingerprint, spectral/frequency analysis, and PAR2 recovery files(for Usenet only).

DISC ONE: (74:16)
01) intro (0:39)
02) 10th Avenue Freezeout (3:56)
03) Spirit in the Night (6:49)
04) Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street (5:01)
05) It's My Life (8:48)
06) She's the One (6:30)
07) Born to Run (4:10)
08) Pretty Flamingo (11:16)
09) It's Hard to be a Saint in the City (5:39)
10) Backstreets (8:12)
11) Sha La La (3:43)
12) Jungleland (9:25)

DISC TWO: (40:48)
01) Rosalita (5:03)
02) Detroit Medley (8:29)
03) Thunder Road (5:19)
04) For You (8:27)
05) Twist and Shout (13:28)

Notes: There are references to "Mad Dog" at end of TR and Start of T&S. This appears to be a copy of the Ed Sciacky tape, but is incomplete. Occasional volume fluctuation I tried to even out. Rosalita is cut, Sandy is missing, as is Quarter to Three. Very nice sounding.

Brucebase: Soundboard tape. CD release 'Sha La La' (Papillon). A recent upgraded soundboard tape to circulate includes "Quarter To Three" which is not on previously circulated versions. It is also of significantly better quality.(Not this one).

Enjoy, Ivan