Title: Close Enough For Rock & Roll - Last Night On The Tour
'Label': Ev2
Format: 3CD
Source: Audience
Date: October 2, 1985
Location: Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA

source : nakamichi cm300(cp1) > sony tcd-5m
transfer from master cassettes
taper  : markp

Disc One:
01 Born In The U.S.A *
02 Badlands
03 Out In The Street
04 Johnny 99
05 Seeds
06 Darkness On The Edge Of Town
07 Introduction
08 The River
09 War
10 Working On The Highway
11 Trapped
12 I'm Goin' Down
13 Prove It All Night
14 The Promised Land

Disc Two:
01 Introduction
02 My Hometown
03 Thunder Road
04 "A Short Break!"
05 Cover Me
06 Dancing In The Dark
07 Hungry Heart
08 Cadillac Ranch
09 "Close Enough For Rock & Roll"
10 No Surrender
11 I'm On Fire
12 Growin' Up
13 Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)

Disc Three:
01 Introduction / Thanks
02 This Land Is Your Land
03 Born To Run
04 Bobby Jean
05 Ramrod
06 Twist And Shout (w/ Do You Love Me)
07 Stand On It
08 Travellin' Band
09 Rockin' All Over The World
10 Glory Days

11 The River
12 I'm On Fire
13 Intro
14 Can't Help Falling In Love
 - D3 Track 11-14: Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles, CA. September 29, 1985. (MarkP)

* D1 Track01 from 'Last Night Special' as it was over-recorded on this source.

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Edited from Mark Persic's master recording.
Already also available as 'Last Night Special, Ev2' (which is completely different source) from the 'BTS' source but that source has 'Glory Days' cut.

"This show was rescheduled from 26/09. "The River" includes the intro story well known from the “Live 1975-85 set”. The same goes for “War”. During “Dancing In The Dark” his wife, at the time, Julianne Philips is the lucky girl. “I’m On Fire” includes a keyboard led intro. “This Land Is Your Land” is performed solo by Bruce. “Travellin’ Band” includes a line from “Mystery Train”. “Rockin’ All Over The World” and “Glory Days” features Jon Landau on guitar and has no story section." -brucebase

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Thanks to MarkP for recording and sharing the show 20 years later.

"The '85 stadium tour has received mixed reaction from diehard fans,
many of whom have complained at the relative lack of intimacy in such cavernous venues;
and the lack of setlist changes from night to night. I never saw any of the shows myself,
but bootlegs such as this one (and the tremendous Independence Night from London '85)
indicate that the band was in fact putting on some really tight and truly fun performances.
Perhaps in hindsight, the larger than life '85 tour has received an undeserved reputation from the fans.
The fact is that the final night in LA was a loud, powerful, energetic emotional show,
and is in terms of performance equal to the best of the other BUSA tour boots I've heard.
It could well be though, that the musical aspect of this kind of show is better enjoyed on bootleg than at the actual show,
where there were undoubtedly tens of thousands of casual fans there more for the spectacle than the music. " - 'Magnus'