“ARE YOU READY FOR THE FINAL MOMENT?”, which was recorded by Steve Hopkins and recorded the Boston performance on March 25th, has already been recognized among fans as the definitive edition containing the masterpieces of the 1977 tour. However, since the beginning of this year, the master sound source of all the Hopkins recordings from the 1977 Boston performance has been on the market, and fans are saying, ``It's natural that it will be released since the 25th is a classic,'' and ``Boston performances on other days will also be released.'' In response to the request, we have released a luxurious 6-CD set that combines the 1977 Boston performances other than the 25th! What is surprising is that the sound quality of all the recordings over the three days boasts such ultimate clarity that even if you listen to them with your ears now, let alone at the time, you will almost be mistaken for DAT recordings. The quality of the recording is still astounding, with no complaints, such as Bruce's vocals, the balance of the performance, and the overall sense of distance. The sound quality that captures even the atmosphere such as the strange tension and excitement of the audience unique to the 1977 tour is so rich that even if the soundboard of those days was excavated, it would not be transmitted. It can be said that it is clear. Moreover, not only can you listen to all three days with the ultimate sound quality, but it is also surprising that the performances on each day are all at full throttle. First of all, on the 22nd, the first day, there was a title called ``PROMISE INTO THE DARKNESS'' on this day, but the sound quality is ultra-clear and easily surpasses that. This day is still a regular selection of songs on the tour, but thanks to that, the Animals cover “It’s My Life” was the only day played during the four days in Boston. Moreover, since it is a tour featuring the Miami Horns, it is valuable that the same song is played in a more jazzy atmosphere than the 1976 tour. Similarly, the unreleased song "The Promise", which was played regularly on the stage in 1976, drastically decreased in number of performances in 1977, and this day was the last of the tour, which was also a valuable moment. Even so, even though it is the first day of a four-day continuous performance, I am stunned by Bruce's intense performance that does not let up at all. Recording was achieved with the highest sound quality, which surpassed that with a margin of 23 days. In terms of song selection, from this day onwards the content will change to “This is Boston 77”. “Incident On 57th Street” will be played instead of “It’s My Life”. More than that, it was from this day that the Righteous Brothers cover “Little Latin Lupe Lu”, which symbolizes Boston 77, began to be played in the encore. However, the most amazing blues on this day is “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out”. Listen to his song here. It's too intense! On the 24th, there were titles such as “HIGHER AND HIGHER” and “RUNNING INTO THE DARKNESS,” but the master quality was much clearer than those, and the release on the press disc was finally realized. I can't believe this is the day before the final day, and I am stunned by the high tension and the show where no corners are cut. As proof of this, the speedy "It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City" was played from this day onwards, and Jackie Wilson's cover "Higher And Higher", which shows the intensity of this day's show, was played for the first time on this day. It was a performance. The legendary Boston 77, where all these days are full of things to listen to, and all stages can be listened to with the highest quality audience recording, finally the long-awaited release of all days has been realized by fans all over the world! Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA. USA 22nd March 1977 Disc 1(73:12) 1. Intro. 2. Night 3. Don't Look Back 4. Spirit In The Night 5. It's My Life 6. Thunder Road 7. Mona / She's The One 8. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 9. Action In The Streets 10. Backstreets Disc 2(55:33) 1. Jungleland 2. Rosalita 3. Born To Run 4. The Promise 5. Quarter to Three 6. You Can't Sit Down Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA. USA 23rd March 1977 Disc 3(60:11) 1. Intro. 2. Night 3. Don't Look Back 4. Spirit In The Night 5 Incident On 57th Street 6. Thunder Road 7. Mona / She's the One 8. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 9. Growin' Up Disc 4(70:24) 1. Backstreets 2. Jungleland 3. Rosalita 4. Born To Run 5 Quarter To Three 6. Little Latin Lupe Lu 7. You Can't Sit Down Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA. USA 24th March 1977 Disc 5(69:31) 1. Intro. 2. Night 3. Don' t Look Back 4. Spirit In The Night 5. Incident On 57th Street 6. Thunder Road 7. Mona / She's The One 8. Tenth Avenue Freeze-out 9. Growin' Up 10. It's Hard To Be A Saint In The City Disc 6(79:59) 1. Backstreets 2. Jungleland 3. Rosalita 4. Born To Run 5. Quarter To Three 6. Little Latin Lupe Lu 7. You Can't Sit Down 8. (Your Love Keeps Lifting Me) Higher And Higher Bruce Springsteen – Lead and Backing Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Piano Roy Bittan – Piano, Keyboards, Backing Vocals Clarence Clemons – Tenor, Baritone and Soprano Saxophones, Backing Vocals, Percussion Danny Federici – Organ, Piano, Accordion, Glockenspiel, Backing Vocals Garry Tallent – Bass, Backing Vocals, Percussion Steven Van Zandt – Guitar, Mandolin, Backing Vocals Max Weinberg – Drums John Binkley – Trumpet Ed De Palma – Saxophone Dennis Orlock – Trombone Steve Paraczky – Trumpet
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