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Otis64 wrote:

From one Philly 2 attendee to another, the Vinyl version of "Magic" is awesome. It's the new 180-gram style I believe. But it sounds amazing. Bought mine last week.

thats correct.

180 grams
pre ordered mine from the backstreets record store .
the gatefold presentation is spectacular also.

as far as the Minny show added- i did read about that on backstreets,

but i was down in AC seeing The Police.

Mushmouthmatt wrote:

hey, how does Magic sound on vinyl? when i saw Bruce in Philly (night 2) they didn't have it for sale. kind of pissed me off. like, why the hell wouldn't you have that there!!!??? ugh.

no " Terrys Song " on the vinyl.

November 4 / Cleveland, OH / Quicken Loans Arena

Notes: A knockout performance for Cleveland, with a setlist to match. Every E Street album was represented in the show tonight with the exception of The River -- and if you count River-era B-side "Be True," which had its tour premiere, it was a sweep. Representing Greetings was another tour debut, "It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City." Paired with "She's the One," it was just massive. "Tunnel" represented Tunnel, and from The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle in the encore, it was another stunning "Kitty's Back." All that, and they still had room for "woman power," as Bruce put it, with Patti spotlighted on "Town Called Heartbreak" as she returned to the fold after her absence in St. Paul. Oh, and speaking of woman power, Bruce referenced the Lynn Goldsmith photography exhibit down the road at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: "I hope they don't have pictures of me with my pants down!" In the crowd: The Raspberries' Eric Carmen, and retired longtime Plain Dealer rock critic (and huge Springsteen fan) Jane Scott.
-Photograph by Guy Aceto

Setlist:
Radio Nowhere
Night
Lonesome Day
Gypsy Biker
Magic
Reason to Believe
It's Hard to Be a Saint in the City
She's the One
Livin' in the Future
The Promised Land
Town Called Heartbreak
Tunnel of Love
Be True
Devil's Arcade
The Rising
Last to Die
Long Walk Home
Badlands
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Girls in Their Summer Clothes
Kitty's Back
Born to Run
Dancing in the Dark
American Land


Wonder why The River isnt getting any love on this tour.Surely they can do without the Patti song and give us something besides " You Can Look But You Better Not Touch " for gods sake !

The Ties That Bind
Sherry Darling
Jackson Cage
Two Hearts
Independence Day
Hungry Heart
Out In The Street
Crush On You
You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)
I Wanna Marry You
The River
Point Blank
Cadillac Ranch
I'm A Rocker
Fade Away
Stolen Car
Ramrod
The Price You Pay
Drive All Night
Wreck On The Highway


I love Drive All Night .

Kricket wrote:

Just in from seeing Bruuuuuce tonight in Dee-troit...it ROCKED!!!! AMAZING show!!!!

Jackson Cage ?

Work For Your Love Debut ?

Ramrod ? *

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Ramrod was funny because it was a real little kid that wanted it. He held a sign for it all night. Kid might've been 4. Steve and Bruce were goofing all over it, just like the old days. And the crowd ATE. IT. UP. The best part about Ramrod was it was quite obviously completely spontaneous, nothing rehearsed about it. Bruce hesitated to do it. He asked and told the kid, something like, "You really want to hear it? Alright. Well, here it is. We haven't done it in five years, but here it is." By five years, I assumed he was thinking of the reunion tour. But they nailed it, no problem.

Tunnel Of Love ?


nice setlist from what i can see, glad you enjoyed your show.

still debating a mid november roadtrip up to beantown to see the E Street Band off to europe !

1. Radio Nowhere
2. Night
3. Lonesome Day
4. Gypsy Biker
5. Magic
6. Reason to Believe Blues
7. JACKSON CAGE -- TOUR PREMIER
8. She's the One
9. Living in the Future
10. Promised Land
11. I'LL WORK FOR YOUR LOVE --WORLD PREMIER *
12. Tunnel of Love
13. Working on the Highway
14. Devil's Arcade
15. The Rising
16. Last To Die
17. Long Walk Home
18. Badlands


19. Girls In Their Summer Clothes
20. RAMROD -- TOUR PREMIER
21. Born To Run
22. Dancin in the Dark
23. American Land

patrickredeyes wrote:

Is there more audio fo that? I really love Radio Nowhere

unfortunately this was only the opening , which segued right into Radio Nowhere
quite possibly, if you search around youtube, you may find it .

other then that , the official bruce website is broadcasting the video clips from each show on this tour, and can be found here.