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Greetings - does anyone happen to have a copy of Lonely Night In The Park from the current E St Radio programming on Sirius?

It is definitely a new source - I heard it last week and it was essentially studio quality - a significant upgrade from the Godfather compilation and the E St Radio Rarities - no comparison to what has been out there. If I knew how to program my receiver to search for it when it comes on again I would.

Thanks a lot.

The Ultimate "Born To Run" Remastered Outtakes Collection (Fanatic Records)

Recorded at the Record Plant and 914 Sound Studio in New York City (March - July 1975)

Disc One (42:52)

01 THUNDER ROAD - Alternate Take #2
02 LONELY NIGHT IN THE PARK - Unreleased
03 NIGHT - Double Tracked Lead Vocals
04 BACKSTREETS - Alternate Take #2
05 BORN TO RUN - Alternate Version
06 SHE’S THE ONE - Alternate Take
07 THE HEIST - Working Title for "Meeting Across The River" Take #16
08 JUNGLELAND - Alternate Take With Strings

Disc Two (50:57)

01 A LOVE SO FINE - Unreleased Instrumental
02 THUNDER ROAD - Alternate Take #
03 BACKSTREETS - Alternate Take with strings
04 THUNDER ROAD - Acoustic Version
05 LINDA LET ME BE THE ONE - Officially released on "Tracks" (*)
06 BACKSTREETS - Alternate Take #1 (corrected speed)
07 BORN TO RUN - Double Tracked Lead Vocals
08 LOVERS IN THE COLD - Unreleased a.k.a. "Walking In The Street"
09 JUNGLELAND - Rehearsal Ending Take
10 JUNGLELAND - Alternate Take

(*) Despite the note above, this is a different version to the one released on "Tracks"

Artwork included

Disc 2 track 6, "Backstreets Alternate Take #1" pitch correction remastered by Fanatic Records.
Considering the nature if this recording, Backstreets Alternate Take #1 was not recorded in
the correct pitch. The music and vocals sounds sped up. If you compare the corrected version
presented here with all other circulating versions you can hear the difference. I used the superb
remastered"Running Out of Innocence" by The Godfatherecords as the source for this project.

The thought behind this project was to use strickly Born To Run Outtakes with the best possible
sound and to slate them in a uniform order that would give the fan a fresh listening perspective.
Disc One has 8 tracks somewhat resembling the Official release, with "Lonely Night in the Park"
in place of "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out." Disc Two has an assortment of different mixes along with
the outtakes that never made it to the official release. To go along with these sessions, new
artwork was created based on the original Born To Run design, using photos by the amazing Eric Meola.

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Thanks but this source is the Godfather Records disc which is not the upgraded one that Sirius is currently using - anyone lucky enough to capture the Sirius version recently played?

Can you post running out of innocence in the request section please Microscan? I have been looking for it the one I have is corrupted. A new studio version of Lonely night in the park would be great to hear I hope lap99 is right!

I head it again last weekend on Sirius (but missed recording it again) - the sound is no comparison to Running out of Innocence or what is linked in the individual songs list here. It's the same version/mix but a better generation - I hope it will show up here somewhere.

I finally burned this off of Sirius a few months back - the only limitation is I was listening through an FM frequency so there is some slight signal loss, but the version sounds great - the mix is of course the same as any others posted, i.e. lead guitar mix is way down, etc...

only other problem is that I have about 20 seconds of dead air before the song starts and don't have a program that can fade in after "x" seconds that I am aware of - I may have clipped a few seconds too...

I have it burned to CD using a stand alone burner, so its whatever format those files are in - WAV or something large - not sure how to post it if anyone wanted it

lap99 wrote:I finally burned this off of Sirius a few months back - the only limitation is I was listening through an FM frequency so there is some slight signal loss, but the version sounds great - the mix is of course the same as any others posted, i.e. lead guitar mix is way down, etc...

only other problem is that I have about 20 seconds of dead air before the song starts and don't have a program that can fade in after "x" seconds that I am aware of - I may have clipped a few seconds too...

I have it burned to CD using a stand alone burner, so its whatever format those files are in - WAV or something large - not sure how to post it if anyone wanted it

Hell yes man!