 Two songs written for the "Joad" album that did not make the final cut, "The Hitter" and "Long Time Comin'", made their tour debuts although Springsteen would not release the two songs for another ten years until the 2005 "Devils & Dust" album.Due to the small venues played on the tour, often in the 2,000–3,000 capacity range, tickets were often hard to get, creating a "ticket scalpers' heaven".Dave Marsh's "Two Hearts" biography assessed the tour as not expanding Springsteen's audience any, but helping to solidify it, especially in Europe.