Bruce Springsteen and The e Street Band

Title: Reasons To Believe Part I
Label: Holsten Team
Catalog #: HOT-1 (2 LP)
Title: Reasons To Believe Part II
Catalog #: HOT-8 (2 LP)
Source: Audience
Format: 3 CDR
Total Time: 3 hour 20 minutes 50 seconds
Location: Kemper Arena, Kansas City, MO
Date: November 19, 1984

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Include: md5 (wav/flac), ffp, Frequency-Spectral Analysis, Artwork, Info file and Par2 Recovery Files at 10%.

CD 1: (79:16)
01 Born In The USA
02 Prove It All Night
03 Out In The Street
04 Atlantic City
05 Johnny 99
06 Reason To Believe
07 Nebraska
08 Intro
09 Johnny Bye Bye
10 Darlington County
11 Glory Days
12 Intro
13 I'm Going Down
14 The Promised Land
15 Intro
16 My Hometown


CD 2: (48:01)
01 Badlands
02 Thunder Road
03 Cover Me
04 Dancing In The Dark
05 Hungry Heart
06 Cadillac Ranch
07 Intro
08 No Surrender (acoustic)
09 I'm On Fire

CD 3: (73:33)
01 Pink Cadillac
02 Bobby Jean
03 Racing In The Street
04 Jungleland
05 Break/Intro
06 Born To Run
07 Detroit Medley
08 Twist And Shout
09 Crowd
10 Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town

Note:
The sound is not one of the best, a little dark and a little bass high, no equalization has been made, then the sound is exactly like vinyls.
I edited some songs: Darlington County, Glory Days, My Hometown, Badlands, Dancing In The Dark, Hungry Heart, Born To Run and Detroit Medley, joined or mixed the sound to eliminate the gap between one side and the other of vinyls, only between Darlington County and Glory Days i patched 4 or 5 seconds of crowd with the CC release for replace the missing piece.
I left both songs, both the original ones, that the ones edited, to maintain the integrity of vinyls and have the constant sound in the CDs.

From Brucebase:
Audience tape, probably the best of the tour. "Reason To Believe" has a introduction with Bruce on the harmonica and Roy on the keyboards. "Johnny Bye-Bye" is introduced by Bruce as "Bye-Bye Johnny", and includes a few lines of "Mystery Train" towards the end. "Racing In The Street" includes the now usual introduction and also a spoken part at the end. "Kansas City" is included in the "Detroit Medley". Recent reports on this show indicate that the original tape (or a first generation copy of it) was used for a radio broadcast in it's entirety and that this broadcast was the source for the generally circulating tapes including the release 'Kansas City Night' (Crystal Cat). Thanks to Per for updates. Now the show is available directly from Rick B's master recording. Edited directly from the master, the result ('Roses In The Kansas Rain' from Ev2) is far less cut and processed than the Crystal Cat release. 'Thunder Road' fades out on the Crystal Cat release, but it is complete on this one. Also available on 'Mystery Train In Kansas City' (Anubis).

from Brucelegs:
Colour cover. Not sure if the matrix is scratched on vinyl or only a reference catalogue number printed on cover.

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