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Friday 27 March 2015

Rewind: 2001 - Live In New York City Released

 RELEASED ON THIS DAY
IN 2001

For the first time in 11 years Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band hit the road together and between 9th April 1999 through to 1st July 2000 The Reunion Tour encompassed 132 shows taking in Europe, Canada and of course the USA, holding audiences captive to the power of rock and roll. 

The final stretch of the tour was a Ten Night Sold Out Stand at Madison Square Gardens. The last two nights were filmed for HBO and then what became the Live in New York City DVD (which contained footage not shown on the TV Broadcast) and the CD release was also from these nights.

What was disappointing was the exclusion of 'Code of Silence' (this link is for a performance on 20th June 2000) which had kicked off the show most of the nights at The Garden. Also 'Further On Up The Road' (this performance was from the opening night on 12th June 2000) was also overlooked. Other omissions from the CD (though some were included on the DVD as indicated): 

My Hometown (Bonus CD)
Darkness at the Edge of Town (DVD)
The Promised Land (DVD)
Another Thin Line.
The Promise
(DVD)
 Light of Day (DVD)
Thunder Rd (DVD)
 This Hard Land (Bonus CD)
Growin Up
The E Street Shuffle.
Backstreets (DVD)
Bobby Jean.
Blood Brothers.

CD1
    "My Love Will Not Let You Down"
    "Prove It All Night"
    "Two Hearts"
    "Atlantic City"
    "Mansion on the Hill"
    "The River"
    "Youngstown"
    "Murder Incorporated"
    "Badlands"
    "Out in the Street"
    "Born to Run" (bonus track, not listed on sleeve)

CD2
    "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out"
    "Land of Hope and Dreams"
    "American Skin (41 Shots)"
    "Lost in the Flood"
    "Born in the U.S.A."
    "Don't Look Back"
    "Jungleland"
    "Ramrod"
    "If I Should Fall Behind".

Reached #5 on the US Billboard Chart
Reached #13 on the UK Album Chart

Bonus
Three shows from the 15 Night Stand in New Jersey from The Reunion Tour:

A Further Two Shows From The Ten Night Stand at MSG.

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