Year of release 2018

Songs 35

Album time 03:46:11

Genre list Rock, Folk Rock, Punk Rock

1
I Ain't Got No Home
 
4:43
2
Seeds
 
3:58
3
Adam Raised A Cain
 
4:28
4
This Hard Land
 
4:48
5
Better Days
 
5:08
6
Lucky Town
 
5:49
7
Atlantic City
 
6:15
8
57 Channels (And Nothin' On)
feat Nothin' On
6:01
9
Badlands
 
7:12
10
Satan's Jewel Crown
 
5:03
11
My Hometown
 
5:40
12
Leap Of Faith
 
6:37
13
Man's Job
 
6:35
14
Roll Of The Dice - Everybody Needs Somebody To Love
 
11:46
15
Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?
 
3:13
16
Because The Night
 
5:56
17
Brilliant Disguise
 
7:06
18
Human Touch
 
8:24
19
The River
 
6:42
20
Who'll Stop The Rain?
 
3:27
21
Souls Of The Departed
 
5:22
22
Living Proof
 
6:46
23
Born In The U. S. A.
 
5:46
24
Light Of Day
 
17:22
25
Settle For Love
 
5:22
26
Glory Days
 
8:50
27
Thunder Road
 
6:59
28
It's Been A Long Time
 
5:45
29
Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
 
5:22
30
Born To Run
 
6:28
31
My Beautiful Reward
 
6:22
32
Blowin' Down This Road
 
6:53
33
Having A Party
 
8:32
34
Jersey Girl
 
6:03
35
It's All Right
 
5:41

This page describes Brendan Byrne Arena, East Rutherford, June 24, 1993, NJ by Bruce Springsteen and E-Street Band, The as part of the music catalog It combines the visible track data, genre labels and release notes into a single readable description.

The album data includes release year 2018, genre area Rock, Folk Rock, and Punk Rock, 35 tracks, total running time 3:46:11, and cover artwork available. These details help distinguish the page from a short title-only listing.

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