The latest live video of BOSS, who released their first new album in three years after overcoming the death of Clarence Clemons (saxophonist) and kicked off the following tour in March, has appeared. On March 28, 2012, the 5th performance of the tour, the first day of the Philadelphia performance was an exclusive multi-camera MIX featuring high-quality camera shots from the right side of the stage, as well as multiple cameras such as frontal shots and different angles. It is a video. The curtain opens with two brave songs, "We Take Care of Our Own" and "Wrecking Ball," which symbolize the new work of "Wrath," and features many new compositions, as well as daily songs such as "Atlantic City" and "82nd Street." There are plenty of highlights, including "Is this bus going to stop?" and the highlight of the tour, the soul medley. C. Clemons's nephew "Jake Clemons" will fill the gap left by C. Clemons in SAX! Don't miss the new E Street Band, which has a strong lineup backed up by a five-member horn section including Ed Mannion, who plays with the huge body inherited from his uncle. SPRINGSTEEN's 2012 latest tour, high quality audience shot! Multi-camera recording of the first day of the Philadelphia performance on March 28, 2012! DISC-1 01.Intro 02.We Take Care of Our Own 03.Wrecking Ball 04.Badlands 05.Death to My Hometown 06.My City of Ruins 07.Seaside Bar Song 08.Does This Bus Stop at 82nd Street? 09. Jack of All Trades 10.Atlantic City 11.Easy Money 12.She's the One 13.Waitin' on a Sunny Day 14.The Promised Land DISC-2 01.Intro 02.Apollo Medley; 03.The Way You Do The Things You Do 04.634-5789 05.American Skin (41 Shots) 06.Lonesome Day 07.The Rising 08.We Are Alive 09.Thunder Road encore 10.Rocky Ground (with Michelle Moore) 11.Land of Hope and Dreams 12.Born to Run 13.Dancing in the Dark 14.Raise Your Hand 15.Tenth Avenue Freeze-out
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