Bruce Springsteen is actively releasing past live recordings on his official website. Recently, the two acoustic shows held in November 1990 have been released and have surprised enthusiasts all over the world. The live show, which was known as the Critics Show, was also a famous show that produced items from the rare sound source world, but as the soundboard recordings of two days were officially released at once, All of the items were buried. Nowadays, starting from the 1975 tour, live sound sources from a considerable period of time are being covered, but among them, there is no sign of official release of the live performances from 1976 to 1977. There was a transition period between the two albums ``BORN TO RUN'' and ``DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN.'' Regarding the splendor of the content of live performances during this period, it was a time when live performances became creative venues until reaching the heights of that Darkness Tour. It is more popular than the Darkness Tour among enthusiasts. Just as Pink Floyd's live performance in 1972 before releasing the album Madness was extremely creative, Springsteen and the E Street Band's performance on the 1976-77 tour was They were also very varied, and they used to try out new songs live before they were recorded. It may be said that this was the period when they performed their most "aggressive" live performances, so to speak. This time, two titles containing live sound sources from those times will be released, but the first is the 1976 New York Palladium performance. Springsteen's relationship with his manager, Mike Appel, became so strained that he ended up in court, and was eventually banned from recording in the studio. A series of performances here at the Palladium capped off such an eventful year. On November 4th, the last day of these series of performances, the soundboard recording was leaked, and it was a familiar sound source from the analog LP era. However, the sound quality was not very good, and it was known that the best titles were not produced on CD. However, about five years ago, we released a significantly upgraded version of "PAID THE COST TO BE THE BOSS," which surprised enthusiasts around the world. However, even though the series of Palladium performances had an amazing quality sound source while recording the audience, it is also true that it was overlooked because of the sound board's honorable "PAID THE ~" sound source. Especially in the first half of the series, there are audience recordings with such overwhelming clarity that it makes you wonder if digital equipment was brought in in 1976.First of all, GODFATHER recorded the song with the title "LAND OF 1000 DANCES". We are releasing the performance on October 30th. It seems that the topic that Patti Smith jumped in with “Rosalita” was a big topic, but among the sound sources of Palladium October, the one that boasts the highest level of sound quality will be released this October 29th. Anyway, I want you to listen to it, it's clear enough to blow your mind. Among the audience recordings that captured Springsteen's live performance in 1976, it can be called one of the best. How on earth could such a fresh recording be left in 1976? In addition, the 29th boasts the most active sound image in the audience recording from a series of performances. If you play it back with headphones, you'll be transported back to 1976 in no time. As 1976 was already in its second half, it was beginning to spread among fans that Springsteen had been banned from recording due to a lawsuit. However, fortunately, there is no problem with live activities. Rather, they concluded their energetic live performance at the Palladium, as if to relieve their frustration of not being able to work on their next album after the explosively popular ``BORN TO RUN.'' What's more, even if you compare it with the stage of "FRANKIE GOES TO CLEVELAND", which was previously released by our store and coupled with the excellent sound source from the first tour in 1976, it is interesting because the content has changed greatly. At that point, it still retained the atmosphere and structure of the previous year, but new songs were introduced in October. “Something In The Night”, which was later released on “DARKNESS ON THE EDGE TOWN”, was performed live from the summer of that year and is also played here at the Palladium, but it is a completely different song compared to the later version. The quiet and sincere performance touches the heart, and is captured with mesmerizing clarity. Another new song, ``The Promise,'' is also a new song that has been performed since summer, but I didn't like the content of the song to be interpreted as being about something with my manager, so even though it was recorded, ``DARKNESS ON THE ~ It is a famous story that it was not included in ``. However, from the performance here, the emotions of Springsteen, who was touring in difficult times, are spilling out, and his realistic singing is captured with the best sound quality. This song is becoming more valuable because it was not played on the day of “PAID THE COST TO BE THE BOSS”. And on this day, at the end of the song, “Quarter To Three,” Gary US Bonds from the original band jumped in as a surprise. Unlike usual, US Bonds, whom Springsteen admires, takes the lead vocals, but it's funny to see him and Springsteen taking turns singing in the first half. A sound source will be released that captures the live performance unique to the Palladium in 1976, with audience recordings boasting amazing sound quality, including new songs and guest appearances. We want you to experience the amazing sound quality and high-tension performance that you can't experience on the official site! The Palladium, New York City, NY. USA 29th October 1976 TRULY PERFECT SOUND Disc 1(69:51) 1. Intro. 2. Night 3. Rendezvous 4. Spirit In The Night 5. It's My Life 6. Thunder Road 7. She's The One 8. Something In The Night 9. Backstreets 10. Growin' Up Disc 2(79:28) 1. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out 2. Jungleland 3. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) 4. Quarter To Three (with Gary U.S. Bonds) 5. 4th July Asbury Park (Sandy) 6. Raise Your Hand 7 . The Promise 8. Born To Run Bonus Tracks 9. A Fine Fine Girl (The Palladium, New York 2nd November 1976) 10. Be True To Your School / Rosalita (The Palladium, New York 3rd November 1976)
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