Highwaypatrolman hat geschrieben: Backstreets gehört aber nicht an den Anfang des 2. Sets.
Twist and Shout.....hm, ohne die Brucebase zu checken bin ich jetzt unsicher, ob der Song überhaupt gespielt wurde. Kann aber sein, dass ich mich täusche. Ist mir auch schon aufgefallen beim Vergleich mit der CC Winterland Night ... also hab ich die Brucebase bemüht ... die sagt:
Current thinking that "Quarter To Three" (previously thought to be from this show) which is included on just about every release of this show is from another soundboard yet to be identified. It is not from the following nights performance as the audience tape does not match. The identity of the final song has been the topic of heated debate over the years, one fan present says "It looked like the show was over. The band was gone. But no one else would leave. The place - I guess about 5000 in festival seating, actually standing - was just roaring, going nuts. Bruuuuce, on and on. Finally he came back alone, and the band finally trickled out and Bruce said, "We're off the radio now, but I'll do one more for you guys. This is the first song I ever learned to play on the guitar," and then "Twist and Shout". A great version, too. He was standing on speakers ten feet off the floor. I was there and I'd stake my life on it." Thanks to John H for the info. However, others are just as insistent that the final song was "Quarter To Three", and other concerts around this time all have "Quarter To Three" as the final song, which supports this view. There is an interview with photographer P.J. Plutzer in Backstreets magazine #49 (Spring 1995), and he clearly states that "Quarter To Three" was the final encore. Plutzer shot some forty shows between 1975-84 including both Winterland gigs. Thanks to HazyDavy for bringing this to our attention. Given the evidence, It is feasible (and perhaps most likely) that both "Quarter To Three" and "Twist And Shout" were played, as in Seattle five days later. In this case, "Quarter To Three" was the final song of the encore, and Bruce returned to the stage some minutes later with "Twist And Shout". The possibility remains that the "Quarter To Three" on 'Winterland Night' is actually from this show, but taken from an alternative, unbooted, source. There are no known other source tapes for the final song as far as we know.
Mit anderen Worten: Die Zeitzeugen widersprechen sich ... kann sein, daß "Quarter to three" die letzte Zugabe war und "Twist and shout" nicht gespielt wurde, kann sein, daß beide gespielt wurden und ein Teil der Zeitzeugen nach "Quarter to three" gegangen ist - man könnte das obige auch so verstehen, daß nur "Twist and shout" und nicht "Quarter to three" gespielt wurde ... insofern wäre "Twist and shout" eventuell das Kriterium, was diese Veröffentlichung doch noch interessant macht - auf der Crystal Cat ist's jedenfalls nicht ...
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frage ich mich doch, wie Amazon diese Teile vertreiben kann???