Title: The Rosemont Reception
Label: Ev2 
Format: 3CD 
Source: Audience 
Date: November 20, 1980.
Location: Rosemont Horizon, Chicago, IL

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source:
6th row balcony about 11th row main floor.
left of stage sec. 103

ANALOG MASTER RB
Recorder: Technics RS-686DS ANALOG
Tape: Maxell UD XL1> 1st two cassettes, XL2 Chrome 3rd tape
Mics: Teac ME-80's (same as CM-300)
Played back on identical machine>
Pre-amp: Naim 52
CDR Recorder (Stand Alone): Tascam CDR-2000
CDR: Taiyo Yuden Gold 74-ZY
PC Drive: UltraPlex40max SCSI 
EAC>FLAC>To You Guys, enjoy, RB
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Disc One: 
01 Born To Run *
02 Prove It All Night
03 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
04 Darkness On The Edge Of Town
05 Independence Day
06 Factory
07 Jackson Cage
08 Intro / "The Real Future Or R&R"
09 The Promised Land
10 Out In The Street
11 The Price You Pay
12 The River
13 Badlands
14 Thunder Road

Disc Two: 
01 Cadillac Ranch
02 Hungry Heart
03 Fire **
04 Candy's Room
05 Because The Night
06 Intro / "Playing At The Wedding Reception"
07 I Wanna Marry You
08 Intro / "Who Were At The Uptown"
09 Growin' Up
10 Wreck On The Highway
11 Point Blank
12 The Ties That Bind
13 Ramrod
14 Drive All Night

Disc Three: 
01 Intro / "The Night Was Bright"
02 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
03 I'm A Rocker ***
04 "Little Nervous About Playing Here"
05 Jungleland
06 The Detroit Medley (w/ I Hear A Train)

07 Double Shot Of My Baby's Love
08 Louie Louie
09 Who'll Stop The Rain?
10 I Fought The Law
11 Backstreets
12 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
   - D3 Tracks 7-12: University Of Notre Dame, South Bend, IN. January 26, 1981.

* Short skip @ 1.18
** Short skip @ 0.28
*** Fades in (cut on master)

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One of the funniest stories ever as the intro to 'I Wanna Marry You'
about a letter asking the band to play at a wedding reception for 50$ each.

Another amazing River tour show in above average sound quality. Sound goes from excellent to average at some points.

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"It *was* his first arena show in Chicago, though 10/10-11/80 were *not* the last shows ever at the Uptown. 
(It closed in 1981--J. Geils and a few others played there after Bruce.) 
They added this show after Bruce mentioned (on stage) they got so many letters from people who couldn't get into the Uptown.
I remember that night well, people standing on the sidewalk on Broadway waving $100 bills, just desperate to get in." -bbison

Thanks to the taper Rick B. - amazing recording (as all of yours).