The secret to the popularity of the Darkness Tour in 1978 was that there were days when the selection of songs changed drastically from day to day, but one day that could be said to be the ultimate one, the Detroit performance on September 1st, was the best stereo audience recording. The title recorded in will finally be released. This day was the first stage of the Darkness Tour in September, which produced such famous radio recordings as "Legendary Broadcast 78" in Passaic and "Definitive Atlanta" in Atlanta. The song selection and composition are so different that you might be surprised. However, the highlight of this day is that Bob Dylan’s cover, Chimes Of Freedom, is being played. It's a mystery why Dylan's songs were only played on this day, but I think many people heard it on the bonus track of Crystal Cat's "Winterland Night". This time, the master of the audience recording is based on a newly discovered one by the familiar JEMS, and there is no doubt that the scales will fall from your eyes with the improved sound quality. It's obvious if you listen to it and compare it with the bonus track part above, but you'll be surprised by the expansive sound quality, which has an overwhelmingly better outlook, as if a skin has been peeled off. That rough sound quality was transformed into an overwhelmingly natural and clear sound quality simply by recording from the master without relying on the power of equalizing. Rather, you will notice that the previous bonus track was applied with equalization to emphasize the roughness. The difference between that and the elegant sound quality this time is obvious. Furthermore, the subtle pitch changes at the end of the song have been carefully adjusted and released on CD. Let's declare that this is the appearance of a new Darkness Tour standard title for fans, an item that contains all of the live performance of this day with its clear sound quality. After all, even though the show was held in September, the performances on this day included rock'n'roll covers of Good Rockin' Tonight and Heartbreak Hotel, Adam Raised A Cain, which reminded us of the first half of the tour, and the performances on this tour themselves were valuable, and the blues It was a day when we exchanged a very rare number, Lost In The Flood, which is a very rare pattern of one person playing the piano and singing. However, even so, the performances are in excellent condition and are comparable to later radio recordings. This alone is sure to satisfy fans, but this time, a super rare sound source from the St. Petersburg performance on July 29th is also included as a bonus. The opening performance of this day was Buddy Holly's Oh Boy, which was performed live for the first time, and this song was famously performed in Charleston five days later, but this was the first performance of this song. Moreover, this day was not only the day when Sandy, which was not played in Detroit, was shown, but also the only Darkness Tour version of Chuck Berry's Around And Around was shown. This performance has not been well known until now, and this is the first time it has been released on CD. It seems that many people will be able to listen to this valuable performance due to this recording, but there is no doubt that they will be surprised by the splendor of the performance and also by the quite high sound quality on this day. Please enjoy this rare bonus and the splendor of the Detroit performance, which is counted as a legendary day among the Darkness Tour, which originally had many wonderful performances, with clear and natural sound! Live at Masonic Temple, Detroit, Michigan, USA 1st September 1978 TRULY AMAZING SOUND Disc 1 1. Good Rockin' Tonight 2. Badlands 3. Streets of Fire 4. Spirit In The Night 5. Darkness On The Edge Of Town 6. Heartbreak Hotel 7. Factory 8. The Promised Land 9. Prove It All Night 10. Racing in the Street 11. Thunder Road 12. Jungleland Disc 2 1. Lost in the Flood 2. Candy's Room 3. Adam Raised a Cain 4. Chimes of Freedom 5. Mona / She's the One 6. Growin' Up 7. Backstreets 8. Intro to Rosalita 9. Rosalita Disc 3 1. Born To Run 2. Because the Night 3. Quarter To Three Bonus Tracks Live at Bayfront Center, St.Petersburg , Florida, USA 29th July 1978 4. Oh Boy 5. Badlands 6. 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) 7. Around And Around 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
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