Bruce Springsteen
Rosemont Theater
Rosemont, Illinois
May 11, 2005

Lineage:  Sonic Studios DSM-6 => Sony M-1 => Stand-alone Pioneer CDR => EAC => Magix Audio Cleaning Lab => WAV => FLAC front end (level 8)

Disc 1 (69:59):
(1)  Intro (0:57)
(2)  My Beautiful Reward (4:36)
(3)  Reason to Believe (5:19)
(4)  Devils & Dust (5:12)
(5)  Lonesome Day (3:33)
(6)  If I Should Fall Behind (4:34)
(7)  Story (3:33)
(8)  Long Time Comin' (4:12)
(9)  Silver Palomino (5:02)
(10)  Story (3:33)
(11)  Incident on 57th Street (6:55)
(12)  The River (6:25)
(13)  Intro (3:08)
(14)  Part Man Part Monkey (3:01)
(15)  Maria's Bed (5:18)
(16)  The Line (6:24)

Disc 2 (70:30):
(1)  Reno (5:04)
(2)  Paradise (5:28)
(3)  The Rising (5:21)
(4)  Further On Up The Road (4:44)
(5)  Intro (0:54)
(6)  Jesus Was An Only Son (4:47)
(7)  Roy Orbison Story (1:46)
(8)  Leah (4:32)
(9)  The Hitter (6:07)
(10)  Matamoros Banks (6:52)
(11)  Encore break (1:11)
(12)  I'm On Fire (3:27)
(13)  Land of Hope and Dreams (6:04)
(14)  The Promised Land (6:29)
(15)  Encore break (1:14)
(16)  Dream Baby Dream (6:23)

No artwork; sorry.  Fingerprints (for both WAV and FLAC) are in separate text files.

Comments:
There is reportedly a really good source of Chicago floating around in snail mail circles.  This is *not* it; I haven't given this to anyone yet.  Having not heard the other version, I'm not sure how 
it compares, but I am putting this up for people who are anxious to hear this show.

The Rosemont Theater has excellent acoustics, although I was unfortunately too far to the right to get the full benefit of the overhead speakers.  With the exception of two women behind me 
who talked through the entire show (!!!), the audience was very courteous and don't interfere much with the recording.  (I shielded out the women's jabbering by flipping my jacket collar up 
around the microphones, and I haven't heard them on the tape.)  I was relatively close (17th row) to the stage, so the fidelity is decent.

Audio Cleaning Lab was used to bring up the lost high end and cut the mid-range echo caused by my less-than-ideal position.  I also did my best to cut the levels during the between-song 
clapping wherever it wouldn't affect the music.

If anyone has the other source, please post it!