It's been ten months since I took my son to this concert, traveling from the West Coast to see it. It was worth every mile. Two memorable moments: hearing "Back in Your Arms" like only Bruce can do a song live, and Bruce and Clarence being the last ones to leave the stage and their final wave. Will I ever see that again?

After nearly 350 concerts, I'm still tempted to say this is the best I ever saw. It was staggering.

Like a basketball game, each concert unfolds a little differently. And while the band was certainly in fine shape during 'Born to Run', the energy level and the intensity only rose thoughtout the show. It was a wonder the entire arena didn't spontaneously combust.

I was so jacked-up afterwards I couldn't go to sleep. That had never happened before--or since.

At three AM, I got out of bed, got dressed and returned to the Rosemont Horizon. There, I was among a group of six (?) people admitted to the arena to say "Hi" to Bruce.

If I had been unable to sleep before, there was no way it was going to happen now. It is the show--and the night--I will never forget.

Have seen over 100 Bruce shows over the past 35 years; first one was February 1975 at Widener College. Never had anything other than a great time at any one, but this one was was something special-- even though we didn't have seats in the pit, my "spousal equivalent" and I brought a request sign for "Da Doo Ron Ron". The Band had never played it previously, but it seemed a natural for them (what with the made-for-Clarence sax solo and the wall-of-sound sound), so we gave our request sign a try. If you don't know the rest, check the set list and/or youtube. One of my absolute best Bruce nights!