Disc One: Adam Raised a Cain; The Rising; Lonesome Day; Ties That Bind; Trapped; For You; Empty Sky; Waitin’ on a Sunny Day; Spirit in the Night<p>

Disc Two: Worlds Apart; Badlands; She’s the One; Mary’s Place; Tougher Than the Rest; Into the Fire; Thunder Road<p>

Disc Three: Where the Bands Are; I’m a Rocker; Hungry Heart; Glory Days; Born to Run; My City of Ruins; Land of Hope and Dreams; Rosalita; Dancing in the Dark

I’m a Rocker is one of Smokey Joe’s latest audience recording releases, and it’s their best yet. But first, let’s get this out of the way: I was at this show, and the E-Street Band was on F***ING FIRE. The proof is in the details: the violin break in “Worlds Apart,” the raucous back-to-back runs through “Where the Bands Are” and “I’m a Rocker,” and a delirious “Rosalita.” And, yes, I did spill a full beer on myself dancing to that last one, but, hey, at least I SMELLED like rock’n’roll! You will too, when you hear this title. Back to the sound: tinny as to be expected, with the percussion elements suffering the most from the recording. The audience is audible, but nothing too distracting. Bruce’s lead guitar work (as well as Soprano Steve and Nils’) is way up front, which makes for some interesting listening. The vocals are echoey, but clear. Sometimes the overall volume actually increases. Highlights: “Rosalita” aside, it’s gotta be” Worlds Apart.” After that night, it shot into my Bruce Top Ten. If you can find this title, get it! And keep an eye out for the other Philly nights (it was a three night stand). They were all great!