Bruce Springsteen 1985-06-13 - Rotterdam, Netherlands (HQ Aud)

Bruce Springsteen
& the E-Street Band
1985-06-13
Feyenoord Stadion
Rotterdam,The Netherlands
High Quality Audience recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included

CD 1:
01. Born In The U.S.A.
02. Badlands
04. Out In The Street
04. Johnny 99
05. Darkness On The Edge Of Town
06. Shut Out The Light
07. The River
08. Working On The Highway
09. Trapped
10. Prove It All Night
11. Glory Days

CD 2:
01. The Promised Land
02. My Hometown
03. Thunder Road
04. Cover Me
05. Dancing In The Dark
06. Hungry Heart
07. Cadillac Ranch
08. I'm On Fire
09. Because The Night
10. Backstreets

CD 3:
01. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
02. Can't Help Falling in Love
03. Born To Run
04. Bobby Jean
05. Ramrod
06. Sherry Darling
07. Twist And Shout > Do You Love Me 

Bruce Springsteen  1985-06-13 - Rotterdam, Netherlands (HQ Aud)

On June 29, 1984, Bruce Springsteen launched the Born In The USA tour in support of the album of the same name, a 156 show extravaganza that ran until October 5, 1985. The album went to #1 on the Billboard charts and stayed in the top 10 for the duration if the entire tour. Robert Christgau gave the album an A+ grade, ranking it as the best disc of 1984. Rolling Stone gave it a 5 star review, and would eventually rank it as #85 on its list of the 500 best albums of all time. The video for Dancing In The Dark, the first single from the album, received extensive airplay on MTv which helped propel it to the #2 position on the Billboard singles charts. In all, the album would yield seven top 10 singles. The tour, which featured Nils Lofgren on guitar in place of Miami Steve Van Zandt, who had left the E-Street Band to pursue a solo career. The 1985 portion of the tour saw Springsteen visit Asia, Australia and Europe, before returning to the US to play his first American outdoor stadium shows, including the first 6 shows at Giants Stadium in his home state of New Jersey. This high quality audience recording captures  Bruce & the E Street band in the Netherlands poJune 13, 1985, 33 years ago today.