Re: the Springsteen thread
Posted: Thu Sep 25, 2014 1:51 pm
Happy belated birthday to Bruce. He turned 65 on Tuesday.
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Happy belated birthday to Bruce Springsteen. He turned 70 yesterday.Bill in CT wrote:Happy belated birthday to Bruce. He turned 65 on Tuesday.
Rumor has it that E St is in studio with the Boss. I hope it does not result in another Working On A Dream.Clams wrote:https://www.instagram.com/p/B4-0xq1lowe/
^^^^ Video of Bruce singing Born to Run last night at the Stone Pony with Bobby Bandeira's band
How the fuck was there not a Soprano's character named Bobby Bandeira?Flea wrote:Rumor has it that E St is in studio with the Boss. I hope it does not result in another Working On A Dream.Clams wrote:https://www.instagram.com/p/B4-0xq1lowe/
^^^^ Video of Bruce singing Born to Run last night at the Stone Pony with Bobby Bandeira's band
Same. I've never heard a studio version before. Have heard a few live versions - mainly from 1974-75 shows.Rocky wrote:Need some help from the musos here. I heard a studio version of Bruce doing the Dylan song I Want You on the radio this morning.
I know there are several bootlegs of Springsteen doing this song live but does anyone know where the studio version comes from?
Thanks.
The legendary Main Point show especially!Clams wrote:Same. I've never heard a studio version before. Have heard a few live versions - mainly from 1974-75 shows.Rocky wrote:Need some help from the musos here. I heard a studio version of Bruce doing the Dylan song I Want You on the radio this morning.
I know there are several bootlegs of Springsteen doing this song live but does anyone know where the studio version comes from?
Thanks.
YesZip Up to Michigan wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 7:09 pm
There are two three song runs on this record that I believe are as good as any run of songs put out in the modern era of the E Street Band: Burnin’ Train->Janey Needs a Shooter->Last Man Standing and Rainmaker->If I Was The Priest->Ghosts. One Minute You’re Here and I’ll See You in My Dreams are also very nice little songs.
YesZip Up to Michigan wrote: ↑Tue Nov 10, 2020 7:09 pmThere really is something to be said about getting the ESB together and making it all about them. No studio fuckery, no extraneous musicians or instruments.
I can’t wait for this announcement. I’ve been committed to going to any WI & CA shows (at minimum) for what feels like forever and now I’m starting to feel like shows will finally happen.Clams wrote: ↑Wed Mar 09, 2022 4:00 pm"We're getting our plans for touring together. We'll be out there. We hoped to be out there this year but I just didn't have confidence or want to take the risk for my audience that it was going to be OK. We put if off a little while. But we're working on plans to get it all together now, so you'll be seeing the E Street Band pretty soon."
I saw a fantastic show on the River tour a few years ago. Over 3.5 hours. Bruce must've been hitting the coffee hard in Seattle, haha. I'd probably go to this tour but I'm good if I leave it at that. When I saw Bruce at the beginning of the original Darkness tour (I was in high school) it was a life changing show. I saw him at the end of that tour, too.brettac1 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 12, 2022 8:09 pmI can’t wait for this announcement. I’ve been committed to going to any WI & CA shows (at minimum) for what feels like forever and now I’m starting to feel like shows will finally happen.Clams wrote: ↑Wed Mar 09, 2022 4:00 pm"We're getting our plans for touring together. We'll be out there. We hoped to be out there this year but I just didn't have confidence or want to take the risk for my audience that it was going to be OK. We put if off a little while. But we're working on plans to get it all together now, so you'll be seeing the E Street Band pretty soon."
I saw a great show on the River tour in 2016 in Milwaukee, as well. That was finally my first time seeing him and I want more.chuckrh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 9:34 amI saw a fantastic show on the River tour a few years ago. Over 3.5 hours. Bruce must've been hitting the coffee hard in Seattle, haha. I'd probably go to this tour but I'm good if I leave it at that. When I saw Bruce at the beginning of the original Darkness tour (I was in high school) it was a life changing show. I saw him at the end of that tour, too.brettac1 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 12, 2022 8:09 pmI can’t wait for this announcement. I’ve been committed to going to any WI & CA shows (at minimum) for what feels like forever and now I’m starting to feel like shows will finally happen.Clams wrote: ↑Wed Mar 09, 2022 4:00 pm"We're getting our plans for touring together. We'll be out there. We hoped to be out there this year but I just didn't have confidence or want to take the risk for my audience that it was going to be OK. We put if off a little while. But we're working on plans to get it all together now, so you'll be seeing the E Street Band pretty soon."
I've seen Bruce numerous times from BITUSA forward. It's not the same anymore. I mean, it's good, but I would rather remember the rocking shows rather than hear he and the band play everything at a slow-as-molasses tempo because they are so fucking old. They were a better touring unit when Max Weinberg's sun subbed behind the drums, he kept those geriatric fuckers moving!chuckrh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 9:34 amI saw a fantastic show on the River tour a few years ago. Over 3.5 hours. Bruce must've been hitting the coffee hard in Seattle, haha. I'd probably go to this tour but I'm good if I leave it at that. When I saw Bruce at the beginning of the original Darkness tour (I was in high school) it was a life changing show. I saw him at the end of that tour, too.brettac1 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 12, 2022 8:09 pmI can’t wait for this announcement. I’ve been committed to going to any WI & CA shows (at minimum) for what feels like forever and now I’m starting to feel like shows will finally happen.Clams wrote: ↑Wed Mar 09, 2022 4:00 pm"We're getting our plans for touring together. We'll be out there. We hoped to be out there this year but I just didn't have confidence or want to take the risk for my audience that it was going to be OK. We put if off a little while. But we're working on plans to get it all together now, so you'll be seeing the E Street Band pretty soon."
I’m thankful for all the copious tapes and archival releases to get my fix of that stuff. I mean, I still want to see him as much as I can but I’m not throwing on any concert recording at least post-Devils & Dust. In short, mostly envious of anyone who was fortunate enough to see them back in the day. However, my dream is that there ends up being a Tunnel of Love small venue run at some point like he did with The River, because I think it’d be incredible.Flea wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 5:44 pmI've seen Bruce numerous times from BITUSA forward. It's not the same anymore. I mean, it's good, but I would rather remember the rocking shows rather than hear he and the band play everything at a slow-as-molasses tempo because they are so fucking old. They were a better touring unit when Max Weinberg's sun subbed behind the drums, he kept those geriatric fuckers moving!chuckrh wrote: ↑Wed Apr 13, 2022 9:34 amI saw a fantastic show on the River tour a few years ago. Over 3.5 hours. Bruce must've been hitting the coffee hard in Seattle, haha. I'd probably go to this tour but I'm good if I leave it at that. When I saw Bruce at the beginning of the original Darkness tour (I was in high school) it was a life changing show. I saw him at the end of that tour, too.