14.05.1993
Germany, Berlin, Waldbühne
Waldbühne Night
vg / exc. Aud.

Disc 1: [1:17:36]
01. Darkness On The Edge Of Town [4:21]
02. Adam Raised A Cain [3:44]
03. Satan's Jewel Crown [4:12]
04. This Hard Land [4:19]
05. Better Days [5:25]
06. Lucky Town [5:49]
07. Atlantic City [5:56]
08. 57 Channels (And Nothin' On) [5:56]
09. Badlands [7:42]
10. Many Rivers To Cross [3:52]
11. My Hometown [5:04]
12. Leap Of Faith [4:14]
13. Man's Job [6:30]
14. Roll Of The Dice [6:30]
15. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love [3:55]
 
Disc 2: [1:14:38]
01. Downbound Train [4:22]
02. Because The Night [6:04]
03. Brilliant Disguise [5:04]
04. Human Touch [8:04]
05. The River [7:09]
06. Who'll Stop The Rain [3:02]
07. Souls Of The Departed [5:21]
08. The Star Spangled Banner [0:50]
09. Born In The U.S.A. [5:57]
10. Light Of Day [16:38]
 
Disc 3: [1:16:26]
01. Hungry Heart [4:55]
02. Glory Days [7:47]
03. Across The Borderline [5:18]
04. Born To Run [6:26]
05. My Beautiful Reward [7:02]
06. Working On The Highway [4:54]
07. Rockin' All Over The World [5:55]
08. Bobby Jean [6:06]
09. Darkness On The Edge Of Town [5:37]
10. Dancing In The Dark [5:23]
11. If I Should Fall Behind [6:13]
12. Thunder Road [6:47]
13. Follow That Dream [3:58]

Disc 1, 2 & 3 - Track 01-08: Waldbühne, Berlin, Germany / May/14/93
Disc 3 - Tracks 09-13: Festhalle, Frankfurt, Germany / June/26/92

Source: Silver Disc (Crystal Cat Records / CC 402/403/404) > EAC > WAV > FLAC
History: Audience DAT 

Notes: 
Very nice recording of Bruce with "the other band" from near the end of his 1992/93 world tour promoting the "Human Touch"/"Lucky Town" releases. Most fans rightly disparage this as a dark era for Bruce, but in truth his songwriting was still pretty good even though his backing musicians didn't live up to E Street's standards. 
I don't care for most of the shows I've heard from the U.S. shows earlier on, but I think that as the tour reached its conclusion his band found somewhat of a "groove" and the performances in Europe are by and large quite good. Even on a good night, the other band didn't bring Bruce to the heights he routinely reaches on a good night with E Street, but if you can set that aside, recordings from some of the European dates make for a nice change of pace. 
I think this is one of the better audience recordings from the tour; Crystal Cat took a nice-sounding audience tape and applied their typical production work to it to make this a nice listen. It sounds like the taper had a pretty good line to the PA, and there is a nice balance of instruments and vocals without too much audience intrusion. The performance itself doesn't quite match the best from the tour (my favorite is Sheffield), but it's a solid show -- you won't need to skip over many tracks to listen through it. 
Only the most hardcore fans would suggest that you need every '92/'93 show, but if you're a Bruce fan you might enjoy having a half-dozen from this period in your collection. I think this one would be a worthy "best of" show to have representing this point in Bruce's career. 
This was originally seeded to DIME in July 2006 and I don't think it has been back since. (By the way, if someone could tell me how to search the archive of shows deleted from the tracker, I would appreciate it.) Many thanks to the original seeder.

Dimeadozen.org: Torrent 178150 (by ademotte)