Title: The Big 50 (I'd Rather Be In Philly!)
'Label': Ev2 
Format: 3CD 
Source: Audience 
Date: September 24, 1999.
Location: The Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA

Disc One: 
01 Intro / "The Big 50"
02 Growin' Up
03 No Surrender
04 Prove It All Night
05 Two Hearts
06 The Promised Land
07 Spirit In The Night
08 Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?
09 Mansion On The Hill
10 Independence Day

Disc Two:
01 Youngstown
02 Murder Incorporated
03 Badlands
04 Out In The Street
05 Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
06 Working On The Highway
07 Intro / "Something Just For Philly"
08 The Fever

Disc Three: 
01 Backstreets
02 Light Of Day (w/ You Can't Sit Down)
03 Bobby Jean
04 Born To Run
05 Thunder Road
06 If I Should Fall Behind
07 Land Of Hope And Dreams
08 Blinded By The Light

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Clearly one of the best Reunion tour shows.

Description from TheBoots.net (Thanks to Flynn):
"Known as "The Birthday Show" as it took place one day after Bruce's 50th birthday, 
this show was a high point for many, many fans. 
While the other five shows in Philadelphia on this stand took place at the First Union Center,
this show moved 150 yards to the old Spectrum building,
a venue steeped in Springsteen history (first arena show on October 25, 1976; great shows in 1978, 1981, and 1984).
In another twist, this show was supposed to have taken place on September 16, 
but had to be post-poned due to heavy rains caused by a hurricane. 
So the last two shows of the stand occurred immediately after Bruce Springsteen's 50th birthday,
and those two shows turned out to be among the best shows of the 1999-2000 tour. 
Because of the atmosphere and venue, however, this night gets the nod over the September 25 show. 
Bruce took the stage with a boom box and played a tape of a song, 
called "Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-Nine" that was evidently sung by a female fan who had mailed the tape to Bruce's mother.
The band then launched into the tour premiere of "Growin' Up," followed by "No Surrender." 
Other tour debuts on this ight included "Bus Stop," "Blinded by the Light," and "The Fever." 
This was also the first scheduled performance of "The Fever" since the Darkness tour; 
while it was played at the January 31, 1998, Pat King Benefit concert, that was totally spontaneous, 
but it was rehearsed and on the set list for this show."

Thanks to 'Greenhen' for the original upload.

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