Bruce Springsteen

eh i dunno

Wonder is my local Tesco worth a trip? Cant wait to get it

CiaranK

Give um a ring and see, the might have it

brendanbelfast

cheesehead wrote: »

There is a saying: "If you're Catholic when you're five years old, you're Catholic for the rest of your life"

While Bruce apparently is no longer a "practicing" Catholic, one can certainly tell he attended St. Rose of Lima elementary school back in the day. This is his most "Catholic" album yet. I look forward to listening to it in a single sitting.

There is religious imagery all over the album. Jack of all trades gives Jesus a mention, We are Alive... in fact it was the religion and the exhortation to violence that struck most.

Jerichoholic

I always noticed Magic being full of religious imagery. It's all over it. He even mentions the stations of the cross.

rebel without a clue

god damn it! hes done it again! f**kin excellent album! roll on july.........:D

CiaranK

Wow, He was on fire last night on the Jimmy Fallon show. All the videos are in the link. A nice 'Whip My Hair' MkII song :P

http://theaudioperv.com/2012/03/03/bruce-springsteen-visits-fallon-videos/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=bruce-springsteen-visits-fallon-videos

loverslane

Sexy and he knows it. Hilarious.

Besides he is looking great and sounding fabulous. Bring it on.

Dr. Nick

This Depression has slowly snuck up on me...............on early listens I didn't listen closely enough to the lyrics, thought it was about economics, I think it's very personal - either about himself or someone close to him.

ReacherCreature

This is fantastic listening. Cannot get over how good some songs are. Sticking it back on now.

The Swordsman

CiaranK wrote: »

Wow, He was on fire last night on the Jimmy Fallon show. All the videos are in the link. A nice 'Whip My Hair' MkII song :P

http://theaudioperv.com/2012/03/03/bruce-springsteen-visits-fallon-videos/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=bruce-springsteen-visits-fallon-videos

Great rocking version of E Street Shuffle. Jack of All Trades is a stunning song.

Dr. Nick wrote: »

This Depression has slowly snuck up on me...............on early listens I didn't listen closely enough to the lyrics, thought it was about economics, I think it's very personal - either about himself or someone close to him.

I must admit this and We are Alive are the only two songs I am having problems with. Other than that, it is a really strong piece of work.

SB-08

The Swordsman wrote: »

Great rocking version of E Street Shuffle. Jack of All Trades is a stunning song.


I must admit this and We are Alive are the only two songs I am having problems with. Other than that, it is a really strong piece of work.

We are Alive is a grower. Had it up really loud in the car today with the sun shining and it was epic. The 'Ring Of Fire' sample fits in perfectly.

The album is amazing. So much better than WOAD imo. It's incredible that Bruce is still able to come up with such a great record after 35 years. His best overall since The Rising and possibly his best lyrically since Nebraska imo.

Only Bruce could put a song as utterly fantastic as 'American Land' as a bonus track. I know it's old, but it's never been recorded for an album. So glad he kept it true to the original live recording.Same goes for Land Of Hope And Dreams - epic stuff:) Never thought I'd hear raping on a Bruce song, but Rocky Ground is one of my fave songs of his in a long time. Reminds me of 'My City Of Ruins'.

Really love all the songs but faves are 'Easy Money, Jack Of All Trades, This Depression, Death To my hometown,Wrecking Ball, Rocky Ground, Land Of Hope, American Land.

lenso

Heard some of the stuff of his new album, it great. There just isn't artist like him anymore, its a real shame!

delbertgrady

SB-08 wrote: »

Never thought I'd hear raping on a Bruce song...

That would be in appalling taste.

loverslane

Guys anyone know how to set up an account on Sirius XM to hear the gig at the Apollo live on the 9th. It's looking for zip codes etc...

According to their website there is an app for iPhone but I can't find that either.

RadioNowhere

loverslane wrote: »

Guys anyone know how to set up an account on Sirius XM to hear the gig at the Apollo live on the 9th. It's looking for zip codes etc...

According to their website there is an app for iPhone but I can't find that either.

I was trying to set one up aswell but no luck, tried entering zip codes that relatives of mine live in but no joy they must be able to tell i'm obviously not in the US.

loverslane

http://www.ebay.com/itm/251012904489

Any takers

loverslane

Radio my friend lives close to the Apollo and I was explaining Sirius dilemma to her. Anyway she sent me this link which another friend of hers reckons would solve the problem.
https://www.overplay.net/

Am sure the boot will be up fairly quickly though.

loverslane

Radio I persevered and am now listening to E Street Radio on Sirius - use the zip code 11104 and it should get you set up - enjoy

RadioNowhere

loverslane wrote: »

Radio I persevered and am now listening to E Street Radio on Sirius - use the zip code 11104 and it should get you set up - enjoy

Thanks, got it set up easy peasy. Can't wait for the show! Enjoy

gilmour

Wow what a gig that was. Jake done his uncle proud, the soul section, mother of god the horn section . Too many great performances to mention, Rocky Ground was fantastic.

eh i dunno

http://brucespringsteen.net/

Death to my Hometown can be seen for this weekend only. Great stuff

loverslane

gilmour wrote: »

Wow what a gig that was. Jake done his uncle proud, the soul section, mother of god the horn section . Too many great performances to mention, Rocky Ground was fantastic.

With all my best intentions I fell asleep but have had couple of songs sent to me. Rocky was fantastic!!!!

loverslane

eh i dunno wrote: »

http://brucespringsteen.net/

Death to my Hometown can be seen for this weekend only. Great stuff

He needs lessons in how to dance a proper jig before Dublin

RadioNowhere

gilmour wrote: »

Wow what a gig that was. Jake done his uncle proud, the soul section, mother of god the horn section . Too many great performances to mention, Rocky Ground was fantastic.

I agree, Jake was unbelievable. My highlights were City of Ruins: 'Are we missing anybody? If you're here, and we're here, then they're here' and then in 10th ave 'And the change was made uptown when the Big Man joined the band' and music stopped dead to allow for nearly a minutes applause and cheer for C.
Absolutely phenomenal and making me very excited for July!!

RadioNowhere

loverslane wrote: »

He needs lessons in how to dance a proper jig before Dublin

Maybe him and Jake can do a jig together, Jake was dancing across the stage in the tribute to Smokey Robinson. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XwmrUVyqss

Dr. Nick

Tenth Avenue tribute was amazing.....

Dr. Nick

Fjuk me, what a show, as close to perfection as you're gonna get. The tributes to ex-members were perfect, just there, not in your face - really well done.

loverslane

He was on fire!!! Not a lot got done in this house yesterday. Fantastic set list - well thought out. Even Sunny (my least favourite) fitted in

CiaranK

A new great site for Bruce Videos

http://www.isaris.nl/

Death To My Hometown

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1Id9r4cQQU

WTCOOO & WB

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ojhFzOKibA

rebel without a clue

and then in 10th ave 'And the change was made uptown when the Big Man joined the band' and music stopped dead to allow for nearly a minutes applause and cheer for C.
Absolutely phenomenal and making me very excited for July!![/QUOTE]



wow!! how cool is that! what a tribute! roll on july, i cant flippin wait!:D