"My Love Will Not Let You Down," like many that've risen from his pen, preaches of hope and optimism in the face of despair and one that could easily become a future staple for its highly anthemic and uptempo quality that leaves you bracing for more before having even had a moment to settle into your seat. And anyone left still sitting after that one most certainly found the ambition to rise in unison for another unexpected classic "Prove It All Night," one of my early favorites and here, a rousing rendition that climaxes to a deafening roar of approval.

Cruising through the set, Bruce and the band revisited many familiar stomping grounds-an extended version of "The River," "Badlands," "Out in the Street," and "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out" much to the delight of the listeners who by this point basically obscure the "Boss" himself -- while making a few new stops along the way for the bluesy "Youngstown," the seriously themed "Murder Incorporated," and "American Skin (41 Shots)."

Disc two features six tracks culled from additional performances along the way and features long time classic "Jungleland," and a booming rendition of "Born in the U.S.A!" While it may be said and fairly obvious that the sum is greater than the whole of its parts, in taking nothing away from this band as individual performers, there's just an inestimable degree of magic that happens when they perform together. Captured on one memorable occasion at no more famous place in the world, hear Bruce and the E Streeters prove it all over again.