Night Two of Bruce Springsteen's four show October stand at the Spectrum kicked off with the rambling, shambling Main Point era mainstay, "Thundercrack" and was juiced by a party-hearty encore blast of "Ramrod," that was a request from an 8 year old celebrating his birthday ("Incredible taste!" Springsteen enthused), and the Mitch Ryder-derived "Detroit Medley," a Springsteen staple from back in the day. Blistering, brooding Darkness On The Edge Of Town from beginning to end was the main attraction of a show that clocked in a 2 hours 45 minutes, about 20 minutes shorter than Tuesday's Born To Run blast off, which boasted more outrageous energy, but did not include the "Theme From Rocky" snippet trumpeter Curt Ramm played before "Rosalita," nor the by-request three-accordion version of "Sherry Darling," nor the presence of Springsteen's wife Patti Scialfa, who was back on board for this one. More on BTR vs. Darkness in the morning. Springsteen and the E Streeters are back at it with Born To Run on Monday, and Born in the U.S.A. on Tuesday. Here's the list.
Thundercrack/Ties That Bind/What Love Can Do/Hungry Heart/Working On A Dream/Badlands/Adam Raised A Cain/Something In the Night/Candy's Room/Racing In the Street/The Promised Land/Factory/Streets of Fire/Prove It All Night/Darkness on the Edge of Town/Waiting On A Sunny Day/Sherry Darling/Human Touch/Long Walk Home/The Rising/Born To Run
Encore: Ramrod/Detroit Medley: Devil With A Blue Dress/Good Golly Miss Molly/C.C. Rider/Jenny, Jenny/American Land/Dancing In the Dark/Rosalita
Previously: Tiesto Drive
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