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  Bruce Springsteen -
2016-03-06 St. Louis, MO (DVD-FLAC 24bit)
  
  Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
  Date:
March 6, 2016
  Venue: Chaifetz Arena
  Location: St. Louis, MO
  Format: FLAC 24bit-48kHz
  
 

  Track List:
  1. Meet Me In The City
  2. The Ties That Bind
  3. Sherry Darling
  4.
Jackson Cage
  5. Two Hearts
  6. Independence Day
  7. Hungry Heart
  8. Out In The Street
 
9. Crush On You
  10. You Can Look
  11. I Wanna Marry You
  12. The River
  13. Point Blank
 
14. Cadillac Ranch
  15. I'm A Rocker
  16. Fade Away
  17. Stolen Car
  18. Ramrod
  19. The
Price You Pay
  20. Drive All Night
  21. Wreck On The Highway
  22. Working on the highway
  23.
Prove ot all night
  24. My love will not let you down
  25. No Surrender
  26. Badlands
  27.
Because the Night
  28. The Rising
  29. Thunder Road
  30. Born to Run
  31. Dancing in The Dark
  32. Rosalita
  33. 10th Avenue Freeze-Out
  34. Shout
  
  Kevin C. Johnson (St. Louis
Post-Dispatch):
  
  There are concerts, and then there’s Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band.
The rock legend brought the “The River Tour 2016” to Chaifetz Arena on Sunday night.
  
  Sold out
nearly from the moment it went on sale, the concert was probably the most high-profile show at Chaifetz Arena to date
and was one for the books.
  
  Springsteen and his crew of merry players are back on the road celebrating the
35th anniversary of the “The River” with this special tour in which the album is performed from beginning to
end.
  
  And what a celebration it was, a true marathon witnessed by just over 10,000 fans who surely left
the building exhausted by the energized Springsteen. This marvelously nostalgic ride through Springsteen’s early
but crucial years won’t be forgotten any time soon.
  
  Over the course of three-and-a-half hours with
no opening act or intermission, the band including Steven Van Zandt (guitar), Nils Lofgren (guitar), Max Weinberg
(drums), Roy Bittan (piano), Garry Tallent (bass), Jake Clemons (saxophone), Charles Giordano (organ) and Soozie Tyrell
(violin) delivered a rip-roaring cruise down “The River” — complete with several
non-“River” staples thrown into the mix near the end for good measure.
  
  The still-mighty band
casually took to the stage around 8 p.m. and prepped the crowd with “Meet Me in the City,” actually an
outtake from “The River,” before diving full on into the album.
  
  “Are you ready to be
entertained?” Springsteen asked, before telling fans that “The River” was his coming-of-age record
when he was trying to figure out where he fit in.
  
  “I wanted to make a big record, a record that
felt like life,” he said, then fired up arena rock anthems “The Ties That Bind,” “Sherry
Darling,” “Jackson Cage” and “Two Hearts,” and the downbeat “Independence
Day.”
  
  Springsteen wasted no time getting to know the crowd, walking through the arena floor shaking
hands, signing an album cover and eventually crowd-surfing during “Hungry Heart.”
  
 
“Crush on You,” “You Can Look (But You Better Not Touch)” and “I’m a Rocker”
remained full of life, while the title track and “Point Blank” reminded us what a great storyteller we have
in Springsteen.
  
  He asked if there were any lovers in the house before “I Wanna Marry You” and
called St. Louis a romantic city.
  
  “Cadillac Ranch” was one of many examples of the fantastic
interplay between the band members, as various players including Van Zandt, Clemons, Lofgren and Tyrell briefly but
strongly jammed with Springsteen on their respective instruments.
  
  Van Zandt’s contributions were
especially strong throughout. Clemons, the late Clarence Clemons’ nephew, admirably cemented his place in the
band.
  
  Once “The River” wrapped, the final stretch kicked off with Springsteen plucking a
young man holding a sign in the crowd to join him on stage to play guitar during “Working on the
Highway.”
  
  The fan was more than up to the task, prompting Springsteen to joke: “Once he
overcomes that shyness he’s going to be dynamite.”
  
  Fans raised their arms in the air along
with Springsteen during “The Rising,” followed by “Thunder Road” and “Born to Run”
(a shout-out to St. Louis Area Foodbank was nice).
  
  “Dancing in the Dark” came with not one
lucky young woman pulled from the crowd to dance with Springsteen but eight women, in a nod to the song’s popular
video from the ’80s.
  
  “Do you have anything left?” Springsteen asked the still
raring-to-go crowd before “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out,” which was accompanied by video clips on the big screen
of Clarence Clemons.
  
  The Isley Brothers’ classic “Shout,” complete with an infectious
little jig from Springsteen, closed the concert but was so rejuvenating it felt like the show could go on all night.
  
  
   						

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