Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Hammersmith Odeon, London '75 mp3 download flac

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Performer: Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band
Genre: Rock
Album: Hammersmith Odeon, London '75
Released: 2017
Style: Folk Rock, Rock & Roll, Classic Rock

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• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Bruce Springsteen
• Copyright (c) – Bruce Springsteen
• Recorded At – Hammersmith Odeon
• Mixed At – Mix This!
• Distributed By – Columbia Records

Credits

• Bass – Garry Tallent
• Drums – Max Weinberg
• Executive Producer – Barbara Carr, Bruce Springsteen, Jon Landau
• Guitar, Vocals – Steve Van Zandt
• Guitar, Vocals, Written-By – Bruce Springsteen
• Keyboards – Danny Federici
• Mastered By – Bob Ludwig, Bob Ludwig
• Mixed By – Bob Clearmountain
• Mixed By [Assistant Audio] – Brandon Duncan
• Piano, Vocals – Roy Bittan
• Producer, Edited By – Thom Zimny
• Recorded By – Dave Fromberg
• Saxophone, Percussion – Clarence Clemons

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Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode: 8 8985-38709-1 2

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Kezan

Great sound, Bruce's vocals sound "real" Agree that the packaging is a little chincy. Happy to have the set, just have to flip sides a lot. Definitely a must have for a big Bruce fan.

Welen

It sounds fantastic and packs a lot of punch - which is most important. The packaging is very cheap for the price though. 4 LPs shouldn't be shoved into a thin jacket like this. They require a box or thicker slipcase and at this price point that's usually standard. The inners are custom but paper thin - highly recommended to store the records in an antistatic sleeve to avoid all of the paper scuffs you'll get as packaged. The records are not heavy weight but honestly I don't care because that doesn't mean much. Besides it would have been Seam Split City if they were.With all of that said, if this was a rare pressing from the 90s or early 00s it would probably sell for $200+ here so I can't complain that much. It's nice to have this show as an official release on vinyl.

Sha

Agreed on the packaging. I'll add that the inner sleeves don't indicate which record is which, which is a bit irritating. Aside from that this was an easy purchase for me... his first European tour promoting Born to Run. The crowd is enthusiastic yet captivated; you could hear a pin drop on the Thunder Road opener, which any later live version of this tour surely would've included the inevitable crowd sing-along. Just a real treat overall.