36 minute long interview with Bruce's engineer Toby Scott.
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the archived protools version of BITUSA 
fascinating insight, enjoyed that, thanks
Toby is a genuine person, and he did a great interview. Is he driving all the way from Montana to Cleveland? I hope he doesn't get lost and end up in Toronto!
Drive carefully! Use your Texaco roadmap
Sent Toby message with link to this page
he just wrote back
Interview? Where?
Whoops, cancel that, I clicked on the link and saw me.
I'll get back to you soon,
toby
We meaning, the Springsteen Community, owe a bit of debt to Toby Scott. He's an approachable guy and has helped out confirming or dispelling fact or fiction when it comes to questions on Brucebase.
This was a really nice interview and confirms what I said above... a really good guy. 
I could listen to this guy talking about studio work all day long. I first thought about skipping to the interesting part(s), and ended up watching from start to finish. 
I added this video to Toby's page on Brucebase ;-)
Really fabulous interview. Gives great insight as to how the recordings and mixes have changed over the years. I always hated the "big boom drum" mix on the 'Live 75-85' mixes. Interesting how those recordings were kind of a function of the equipment that was available / used in the production studio... and also... the 'big boom drum' was... kind of the sound of the early/mid 80's.
I wonder how that live album would be mixed today?
Keep stuff like this coming ... love to hear it.