Have I missed it today or what.
Have I missed it today or what.
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Rick56 posted:Have I missed it today or what.
just seen it on his website
31 december 1980 (again)
29 december 1980
Source:
http://live.brucespringsteen.n...e-ny-12-29-1980.html
SET ONE
01. NIGHT 03:52
02. OUT IN THE STREET 05:06
03. TENTH AVENUE FREEZE-OUT 06:02
04.WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN? 03:31
05. DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN 04:31
06. FACTORY 03:40
07. INDEPENDENCE DAY 08:59
08. TWO HEARTS 02:48
09. PROVE IT ALL NIGHT 06:28
10. THE PROMISED LAND 09:08
11. THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND 03:33
12. THE RIVER 07:16
13. BADLANDS 05:46
14. THUNDER ROAD 06:47
SET TWO
01. CADILLAC RANCH 05:36
02. SHERRY DARLING 04:49
03. HUNGRY HEART 05:17
04. MERRY CHRISTMAS, BABY 04:26
05. FIRE 04:15
06. CANDY'S ROOM 03:16
07. BECAUSE THE NIGHT 08:05
08. 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) 06:55
09. FOR YOU 08:16
10. STOLEN CAR 04:47
11. WRECK ON THE HIGHWAY 04:41
12. POINT BLANK 08:21
13. THE TIES THAT BIND 03:36
14. RAMROD 04:28
15. YOU CAN LOOK (BUT YOU BETTER NOT TOUCH) 04:57
16. INCIDENT ON 57TH STREET 09:56
17. ROSALITA (COME OUT TONIGHT) 12:44
18. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN 04:07
19. JUNGLELAND 11:42
20. BORN TO RUN 04:46
21. DETROIT MEDLEY 12:09
Badlands
Source:
http://blog.nugs.net/2019/07/0...e-way-to-number-one/
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band
Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY, December 29 and 31, 1980
By Erik Flannigan
One of the most thrilling times to be a sports fan is when your team is in the midst of a winning streak. They occur in all sports, but in baseball and especially basketball, winning streaks are irresistible because of the unique way they place team chemistry, a “never give up” mentality, and moments of individual brilliance against a backdrop of ever-rising stakes. Who doesn’t want to tune in to see if your team can push their streak to 17, 21, or 33 in a row?
It could be argued that the entire live performance history of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band is one long winning streak. That acknowledged, and with the benefit of hindsight and live recordings, fan consensus has coalesced around notable E Street streaks: the last two weeks of the 1977 tour with the Miami Horns; the late-’84 stretch of the Born in the U.S.A. tour.; and the final U.S. leg of Magic 2008 to name but a few.
The River tour boasts a few of its own streaks, and without question, Thanksgiving to New Year’s Eve 1980 is among the best of them. A staggering run of shows throughout the Northeast culminated in a three-night stand at the Nassau Coliseum on Long Island. With his first chart-topping album and a Top Five single (“Hungry Heart”) in hand, Bruce and the band closed out 1980 more popular than ever.
Shows that wrapped that leg of the tour offered an intoxicating mix of musician-athletes performing at their peak, newfound confidence drawn from a long-awaited commercial breakthrough, and a continued hunger to prove it all night.
Supporting a double album of new material, that hunger was manifest in the increasing duration of the concerts and the stunning number of songs performed. In fact, until records were broken in 2012, the late-’80 River shows were the longest of Bruce’s career. Other shows and tours have their own distinct qualities, but if you are talking about a run of epic Springsteen concerts, the Thanksgiving-New Year’s ’80 streak is the reference point.
Nassau Coliseum 12/29/80 and its sister show 12/31/80 (reissued in a newly remixed and remastered edition) each stretch to 35 or more songs and live up to the legend of Bruce’s four-hour concerts by running close to that (counting the between-sets intermission). There may be other eras where the band played this well, but there is no period where they played better.
Both stunning performances are packed with delicious rarities along with some of the strongest versions of core material ever caught on multi-tracks. With a bounty of more than 70 songs between the two shows, there’s too much good stuff to cover, but here are ten things to listen for as you relive these magical nights.
1.Springsteen debuted his brilliant take on Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Who’ll Stop the Rain” three shows earlier at Madison Square Garden. It has endured as one of the band’s finest covers, popping up a few times on tours ever since. The versions performed on 12/29 and 12/31 are musically rich and heartfelt, pointing to the musical direction Bruce would explore six months hence on the band’s first proper tour of Europe.
2. Having just read Joe Klein’s biography of Woody Guthrie, Bruce covers “This Land Is Your Land” for the first time during the three-show Nassau stand, calling it an “angry song…an answer to Irving Berlin’s ‘God Bless America’.” With the possible exception of a one-off performance of Bob Dylan’s “Chimes of Freedom” in 1978, it is the first protest song Springsteen performed in concert with the E Street Band and signals the start of his public turn toward social and political commentary.
3. The paternal pairing of “Factory” and “Independence Day” on 12/29 is not only an evocative stretch of storytelling, but could pass for a dramatic monologue at a Broadway theater.
4. One of the signature sequences of early River tour shows is Roy Bittan’s mini-suite of “The River” into “Badlands.” 1980 performances of “The River” start with an original piano prelude (echoed by Danny Federici) before Bruce’s plaintive harmonica wail starts the song formally. Shortly after “The River” ends, Bittan starts into his interpretation of Ennio Morricone’s theme from the Sergio Leone film Once Upon A Time In The West. As Bittan plays the moving piano refrain, electric guitar chords start to chime in, building energy that crescendos when the intro gives way to an explosive “Badlands.” Magnificent.
5. The River tour is the height of Stevie Van Zandt’s role as backing vocalist, at times reaching the point of co-lead vocals. He’s a marvel at these shows on expected songs like “Two Hearts” and “Prove It All Night,” but listen for him in more unexpected places like the chorus of “Thunder Road” for signs of just how into it he is at Nassau.
6. Bruce’s spirited vocal on “For You” is full of fresh intonations distinct from other renditions.
7. The earnest story that leads into “Stolen Car” on 12/29 might melt your heart; the moving performance itself will have you reaching for a tissue or three.
8. The gorgeous, stripped-down arrangement of “The Price You Pay” on 12/31 starts solo. The band joins softly in the second verse, and we’re treated to the alternate third verse found in the single-disc version of The River included in The Ties That Bind box set. As good as it gets.
9. While we’ve heard the incredible version of “Incident on 57th Street” from 12/29 before (it was released as the b-side to “War” from Live 1975/85), hearing it in context of the show is so much sweeter. “This is a song we haven’t done in a real long time,” says Bruce, as he tests out the chords on his guitar. “No, it ain’t ‘Kitty’s Back.’ I hope I remember all the words….” Roy tinkles out the first few notes, the crowd swoons in recognition of the song, Max comes with his drum intro, and the lead guitar sends us soaring. If that wasn’t enough, after nearly ten majestic minutes, it rolls straight into “Rosalita” as it does on The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle.
10. You want rarities? We got rarities. Beyond the aforementioned, the Nassau shows feature “Rendezvous,” the first-ever version of the “Hungry Heart” b-side “Held Up Without a Gun,” sublime seasonal nuggets “Merry Christmas Baby” and “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,” plus Happy New Year covers of “In the Midnight Hour” and “Auld Lang Syne.” All that, plus 15 of the 20 songs on The River, including the under-played “Fade Away,” “Wreck on the Highway” and “The Price You Pay.”
A Final Note: Jon Altschiller’s new mix and mastering on 12/31/80 moves the listener from the 40th row to the first, proximity that reveals incredible new detail and musical power.
After electing to Plangent Process 12/29/80 for release, it was clear that 12/31/80 also deserved a Plangent-transferred new mix and mastering to match, as the version released in 2015 was not up to the same standards.
While the Plangent Processed and remixed version of 12/31/80 is being sold as a standalone release, anyone who bought the original can access the new upgraded audio for free via the “My Stash” section of the nugs.net app, which provides streaming access to all shows purchased as downloads or CDs (no subscription required). Previous buyers of New Years Eve ’80 can log in with the account credentials they used to buy the show the first time.
Years ago id have killed for this
too sppilt now i suppose
just seen I can ger 31st free -- yeppiiieee
Source:
http://live.brucespringsteen.n...um-Uniondale-NY.html
For the first time, multi-track master tapes of the classic New Year’s Eve 1980 show have been transferred via Plangent Processes and newly remixed by Jon Altschiller for superior sound. This upgraded edition breathes fresh life into a jaw-dropping 38-song performance which is packed with highlights, including “Spirit in the Night,” “Rendezvous,” “Fade Away,” “The Price You Pay,” “Held Up Without a Gun,” “In The Midnight Hour,” “Auld Lang Syne,” “Twist and Shout” and “Raise Your Hand.” The all-time fan favorite has never sounded better.
SET ONE
01. NIGHT 03:25
02. PROVE IT ALL NIGHT 05:58
03. SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT 07:45
04. DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN 04:44
05. INDEPENDENCE DAY 05:30
06. WHO'LL STOP THE RAIN? 05:57
07. THIS LAND IS YOUR LAND 03:19
08. PROMISED LAND 05:55
09. OUT IN THE STREET 05:26
10. RACING IN THE STREET 08:59
11. THE RIVER 06:56
12. BADLANDS 05:04
13. THUNDER ROAD 06:25
SET TWO
01. CADILLAC RANCH 05:02
02. SHERRY DARLING 05:15
03. HUNGRY HEART 04:48
04. MERRY CHRISTMAS, BABY 04:50
05. FIRE 04:32
06. CANDY'S ROOM 03:23
07. BECAUSE THE NIGHT 08:38
08. 4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY) 06:52
09. RENDEZVOUS 03:24
10. FADE AWAY 09:57
11. THE PRICE YOU PAY 06:01
12. WRECK ON THE HIGHWAY 05:43
13. TWO HEARTS 02:43
14. RAMROD 04:41
15. YOU CAN LOOK (BUT YOU BETTER NOT TOUCH) 04:36
16. HELD UP WITHOUT A GUN 01:41
17. IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR 03:00
18. AULD LANG SYNE 01:59
19. ROSALITA (COME OUT TONIGHT) 14:42
ENCORE
01. SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN 05:23
02. JUNGLELAND 11:04
03. BORN TO RUN 04:38
04. DETROIT MEDLEY 13:07
05. TWIST AND SHOUT 06:35
06. RAISE YOUR HAND 04:52
still lies
right cant be arsed
Rick56 posted:"anyone who bought the original can access the new upgraded audio for free via the “My Stash” section of the nugs.net app,"
lies
Yup I can’t get to it either 😕
Same here :-( and even if it works you can’t download it for free only stream it. If you want it in your library you need to buy it again
And same here. I wrote Nugs to ask them about it and have not received a reply. Meanwhile, Nugs edited Flannigan's essay so it now says only streaming. And despite Nugs assertion the Plangent Process was not available for the original release, it was. Typical behavior of a tech company to not own up to previous mistakes.
Which of these two shows would be the better one to download?
if you aint got either go for 31st - a real classic
tough choices though
Overall excellent release. Slightly disappointed at the Incident mix - Clarence’s castanets have completely disappeared from the guitar solo which I always thought were I highlight on the official released mix but still a great couple of shows to have in this quality.
LB posted:And same here. I wrote Nugs to ask them about it and have not received a reply. Meanwhile, Nugs edited Flannigan's essay so it now says only streaming. And despite Nugs assertion the Plangent Process was not available for the original release, it was. Typical behavior of a tech company to not own up to previous mistakes.
If you feel cheated like me, you can find something here, in the chat.
Thanks for the link. Unfortunately, I already paid for it with Nugs. I did receive this reply: "This email is to acknowledge that a customer service ticket has been created. A member of our support team will be contacting you as soon as possible." That was on Friday. Now it's Tuesday, and still no reply. This isn't the first time their customer service failed to reply despite my receiving notice of a "customer service ticket has been created." Nugs' customer service must be modeled on AT&T and Apple.
Nugs is a very small business. Most of what they do is software generated. I do believe they only have one or two customer service reps and one may be on vacation this time of year. I would blame this on JL Inc. and not Nugs and address your complaints to them. In my eyes, even if it isn't JL Inc.'s fault...that would be the quickest way to get this changed and obtain some satisfaction. It appears the phone number is the one constant thru the years.
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and a 3rd from Bloomberg:
Nugs is a very small business. Most of what they do is software generated.
I don't consider a company with, in their words, "50,000+ Jams | 15,000+ Shows | 30,000+ Hours of Live Music" with 87 artists a small business. Maybe they need to use some of that revenue created from "15,000+ Shows" to hire a few real, flesh-and-blood human beings instead of being "software generated."
While I have my complaints about Landau, I don't think he is the person primarily responsible for Nugs poor customer service. A quick search showed that fans of other bands also have complaints about Nugs customer service.
LB posted:Nugs is a very small business. Most of what they do is software generated.
I don't consider a company with, in their words, "50,000+ Jams | 15,000+ Shows | 30,000+ Hours of Live Music" with 87 artists a small business. Maybe they need to use some of that revenue created from "15,000+ Shows" to hire a few real, flesh-and-blood human beings instead of being "software generated."
While I have my complaints about Landau, I don't think he is the person primarily responsible for Nugs poor customer service. A quick search showed that fans of other bands also have complaints about Nugs customer service.
Perhaps I wasn't clear with my answer. I meant ... I don't think Nugs has the juice to not charge for the second remixed 12/31 release and the decision was by JL Inc.
JL inc has changed their minds on other things like this when the fan base lets them know about it. You just have to let them know about it.
He's right, Claudio on Jungleland always gets back to me
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