Date: 1978-08-19  
Venue: SPECTRUM
Location:PHILADELPHIA, PA
Sources: The Ed Sciaky Reels, The Jersey Devil (Silver Rip) and the Audience Tape.
Title: You Might Be Dead Or At Least You're Ugly

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This has been a project that I have had in mind to do for a very long time. I believe that I first I worked 
on it over a decade ago. I remember asking Bosstrade if he had a copy of the audience recording. He said no, 
but he had a link to some dude's trading list. He sent it to me and told me that this dude has EVERYTHING! 
The list belonged to MJK5510 and he wasn't kidding. This was probably before Mark was a Jungleland member. 
Mark sent me a copy of the audience recording. He asked me to share what I made of it to the public.

I played around with it but I didn't like the results. In an odd turn of events for me, I lost the files that 
Mark sent me. Probably because some Cat today me that he was going to upload his copy that he had copied 
from Ed's reels back in the day. Of course this never came to pass. Rob from Fanatic records put together 
"How Sweet It Is", a composite of the two different versions of the same soundboard. I'm essentially doing 
the same thing here, only adding what's available from the audience recording to create as complete version 
as possible. 

The original bootleg "Jersey Devil" used a down stream version of Pat Lee's amazing recording from 1978/12/19 
of"Prove It Night All" to "patch" the original release. The scream of the young lady in the audience is a dead 
give away. I should know, I have the same response when I hear the 1978 version of "Prove It All Night". The 
audience recording isn't great, but it does give us over 22 more minutes of this epic Darkness show. 

Not much has to be said about summer shows from the "Darkness On The Edge Of Town" tour. The premiere of "Good 
Rockin' Tonight" kicks off this fantastic show. Throw in great versions of "Heartbreak Hotel", "The Fever" and 
"Sweet Little Sixteen", coupled with a guest appearance by Gary Busey on "Rave On" and you have Darkness magic.

Thanks to Hrubesh who sent me the audience recording from the Mauro R. collection to make the show as complete
as possible.

Hope you enjoy. Buckshot.

01)GOOD ROCKIN' TONIGHT 
02)BADLANDS  
03)SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT 
04)DARKNESS ON THE EDGE OF TOWN  
05)HEARTBREAK HOTEL 
06)FACTORY  
07)THE PROMISED LAND  
08)PROVE IT ALL NIGHT 
09)RACING IN THE STREET 
10)THUNDER ROAD 
11)JUNGLELAND 
12)RAVE ON (with Gary Busey)  
13)THE FEVER  
14)SWEET LITTLE SIXTEEN  
15)SHERRY DARLING  
16)4TH OF JULY, ASBURY PARK (SANDY)  
17)MONA - SHE'S THE ONE  
18)GROWIN' UP  
19)BACKSTREETS 
20)ROSALITA (COME OUT TONIGHT)  
21)BORN TO RUN 
22)BECAUSE THE NIGHT
23)QUARTER TO THREE 


Known faults:
Prove It All Night, Racing in The Street and Thunder Road are cut on the soundboard. Patched with 12:16 of the audience recording.
Growin' Up is cut on the soundboard. Patched with 9:59 of the audience recording. 
Quarter to Three is cut on the soundboard. No patch available.

From Brucbase Wiki:
Gary Busey guests again on "Rave On". "Growin' Up" includes the story of Bruce meeting Clarence. "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)" includes the "Come A Little Bit 
Closer" intro. "Quarter To Three" includes "Oh, What A Night" in the midsection.
Incomplete soundboard recording released on CD 'The Jersey Devil' (Golden Stars) and also in improved quality from a soundboard tape which belonged to 'Ed 
Sciaky. Audience recording also exists. 'How Sweet It Is' (Fanatic) is a composite of the two former sources, in an attempt to construct the best quality, most 
complete recording. "Good Rockin' Tonight" is played for the first time as well as "The Fever" once again. "Prove It All Night" fades out at the end, "Racing 
In The Street" is missing from the soundboard, but confirmed as played via the audience tape. "Thunder Road" fades in, "Growin' Up" is edited and "Quarter To 
Three" fades out. The recording of "Prove It All Night" found on The Jersey Devil is a fake, actually sourced from a completely different show.