BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY -NM -Vinyl LP

	£		54
	$		72

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

and

THE E STREET BAND

"LIVE IN NEW YORK CITY "

TRIPLE ALBUM

Triple Gatefold sleeve

Vinyl LP's

2001 original release vinyl LP on the COLUMBIA  record label Cat n# COL 500000-1000   Made in EUROPE/ENGLAND    Matrix N#  1A1/1B1/1C1/1D1/1E1/1F1

The album cover is in  NM/MINT condition. No problems, . the inner sleeve's are in MINTcondition.

The vinyl itself is in NM/MINT condition. This LP has only been played once, the whole package is in as new condition.

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If you have a double or triple LP in your order i shall use that as your first full price LP.

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THIS IS AS GOOD EXAMPLE OF WELL LOOKED AFTER OLD LP RECORD

Full track list

Side One

My Love Will Not Let You Down
Prove It All Night
Two Hearts
Atlantic City

Side Two

Mansion on the Hill
The River
Youngstown

Side Three

Murder Incorporated
Badlands
Out in the Street

Side Four

Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
Land of Hope and Dreams

Side Five

American Skin (41 Shots)
Lost in the Flood
Born in the U.S.A.
Don't Look Back

Side Six

Jungleland
Ramrod
If I Should Fall Behind

The Band

Bruce Springsteen - lead vocals, electric guitar (most lead guitar parts), acoustic guitar, harmonica, rare piano
Roy Bittan – piano, synthesizer
Clarence Clemons – saxophone, percussion, background vocals
Danny Federici – organ, electronic glockenspiel, accordion
Nils Lofgren – electric guitar (some lead guitar parts), acoustic guitar, pedal steel guitar, background vocals
Patti Scialfa - acoustic guitar, background vocals, some featured duet vocals
Garry Tallent – bass guitar, upright bass
Steven Van Zandt – electric guitar (occasional lead guitar parts), mandolin, background vocals
Max Weinberg – drums . 

Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
If Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band were a playground basketball team they'd be the one made up of local legends that don't have as much spring in their legs as the young bucks, but get by on guts and guile. Culled from the two Madison Square Garden shows that closed out the revived E Street Band's 1999-2000 road show, this 20-song collection deftly entwines fan favorites with fresher material, including two new offerings, the stately "Land of Hope and Dreams" and the solemn "American Skin"--the latter prompted by the shooting of unarmed New Yorker Amadou Diallo by police officers. When Springsteen and company (including both Miami Steve Van Zandt and his successor, Nils Lofgren, on guitar) look back, they temper the force of the original arrangements with ingenuity and a sense of spacing. The E Street Band in their heyday may have served up four-hour marathons, but they felt stopwatch-tight. Here Springsteen reconciles his rocker and reflective sides as "The River" curves along through a serpentine course, "Mansion on the Hill" is given a curious (albeit lovely) Hawaiian treatment, and "Born in the U.S.A." resurfaces as a deep-blues lament. The gang can still muster a take-no-prisoners attack, as witnessed by the hard-charging likes of "Two Hearts" and "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out." --Steven Stolder

ROLLING STONE REVIEW
With a repeated refrain of "forty-one shots," the voices of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band transformed two words from a police report into a mantra of mourning last summer. Their reunion tour was ending in New York, the city where an unarmed African immigrant, Amadou Diallo, had been gunned down by police officers the year before, and passions were high after the shooters were absolved. "American Skin," the song Springsteen wrote in response, doesn't try to separate villains from victims so much as bear witness to the aftershocks: the way a society's slow-burn disbelief turns to outrage, then grief.
The inclusion of "American Skin," one of Springsteen's finest songs, alone justifies the release of Live in New York City, a nineteen-song double CD of the singer's first tour with the E Streeters in more than a decade. A few concert standards merely rehash Springsteen's glory days ("Prove It All Night," "Jungleland"), while some of the new arrangements struggle to better the originals (the moody intro and coda that cause "The River" to meander, the lengthy band introductions that bloat "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out").

But revelations abound: Max Weinberg's demon drumming turns "My Love Will Not Let You Down," an early-Eighties leftover, into a rampaging opener; "Two Hearts" allows duet partners Springsteen and Steven Van Zandt to pay homage to the Marvin Gaye-Kim Weston Motown classic "It Takes Two"; Nils Lofgren's six-string rave-up drops a bomb on the relatively sedate studio version of "Youngstown"; and the slide-guitar voicings on a stark, howling "Born in the U.S.A." evoke both the Far East and Mississippi. These performances make Live in New York City more than just a souvenir of a nostalgia tour; it's a document of a great combo still burning to outdo itself.
GREG KOT  (Posted: Jul 30, 2002)  .

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