Bruce Springsteen and the Other Band
Date: 1992-07-23
Venue: BRENDAN BYRNE ARENA
Location: EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ
Source: Tape Man Joe Master Via G
Title: Tape Man Joe Master Volume 36

Sony WM D6C deck> Nakamichi Mic> TDK MA tapes> Master Tapes> Kenwood KX-4070 cassette deck> TDK-DA3826 standalone CD burner> 
EAC (Secure Mode)> CD Wave Editor(remove cuts)> Goldwave (fades, patching & file merging)> MAGIX audio cleaning lab> CD Wave 
Editor (track splits)> Trader's Little Helper (Flac Level 8, Align, Verify) 

Welcome back to the series of probably uncirculated audience recordings. So the story goes, Tape Man Joe attended many concerts. 
Joe used a Sony D6 with a Nakamichi Mic and TDK metal tapes. Joe made a few copies and gave them to friends but never actively 
traded his recordings. Recently Joe lent a few of his masters to his friend, Jungleland user G (a generous collector himself 
who has lent tapes from his collection to help upgrade many shows). G asked me to finish off the transfers and post them. 

While most of the set list was pretty standard for this tour, there were a couple of interesting songs that didn't stay in 
rotation for the reminder of the tour. “Dancing In The Dark” is a rare electric guitar track featuring Bruce by himself. It 
would be seen occasionally for about another month. “With Every Wish” gets its last ever performance with includes a rather 
strange introduction about reading fairly tales to his children. Just like during the previous tour 
(The Tunnel Of Love Express), Bruce does a pretty good job of avoiding the nostalgia during the first and second sets. 
The encore of course was a whole other matter. 

Joe's recording now gives us four separate masters this show. Master's from Atlasstar, Two Of Us and Hobbes4444 all have 
previously circulated. I wouldn't put any of the recordings in the superb category. Probably due to as one of the tapers 
of this show once said, “this tour sounded like ass”-Hobbes4444. I would give the nod to Joe's master since he was using 
the best microphone of the four, a Nakamichi CM-100. 


Thanks to Tape Man Joe for recording and sharing his tapes and G for transferring the files.

01.BETTER DAYS 
02.LOCAL HERO
03.LUCKY TOWN
04.DANCING IN THE DARK
05.DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN
06.IF I SHOULD FALL BEHIND
07.57 CHANNELS (AND NOTHIN' ON)
08.THE RIVER
09.LIVING PROOF
10.MY HOMETOWN 
11.LEAP OF FAITH 
12.MAN'S JOB
13.ROLL OF THE DICE
14.PROVE IT ALL NIGHT 
15.COVER ME
16.BRILLIANT DISGUISE (with Patti Scialfa) 
17.WITH EVERY WISH
18.SOULS OF THE DEPARTED
19.BORN IN THE U.S.A. 
20.REAL WORLD
21.LIGHT OF DAY
22.GLORY DAYS 
23.WORKING ON THE HIGHWAY
24.BOBBY JEAN 
25.HUNGRY HEART 
26.THUNDER ROAD
27.BORN TO RUN
28.MY BEAUTIFUL REWARD


Known faults:
Tape Flip during Light of Day. No music lost. Not patched.

From Brucbase WikiDot:
First night of an eleven night stand. "With Every Wish" gets its U.S. debut - and its last known performance. "Souls Of The 
Departed" also has it's first ever performance in the U.S. Patti Scialfa joins on "Brilliant Disguise". "The Star-Spangled 
Banner" is played as a lead-in to "Born In The U.S.A.".
Audience tape. Three recorder sources circulate, all from the master tapes (Atlasstar, Hobbes444, Two Of Us).