BRUUUCE!!

[Cuseregular]

biop coming. Yo Bayside! As a lifelong fan, watching this it's getting misty in here....And what a great cast. Wow, can't wait, check it out. Loved the dylan movie as a non dylan fan so safe to say this ones gonna be a near spirtual experience.

 

[Symphony Steve]

Looks like the movie is based on a book by Warren Zanes about the making of the album Nebraska.

Zanes is a historian with the Rock 'N Roll Hall Of Fame.

Believe it or not, I saw Zanes with his band 'The Del Fuegos' at CBGB's (I had to make the pilgrimmage once) on a garage-rock double bill with The Lyres. Must've been sometime around 1980-81.

As to the Boss, man, so many memories...

 

[Cuseregular]

Looks like the movie is based on a book by Warren Zanes about the making of the album Nebraska.

Zanes is a historian with the Rock 'N Roll Hall Of Fame.

Believe it or not, I saw Zanes with his band 'The Del Fuegos' at CBGB's (I had to make the pilgrimmage once) on a garage-rock double bill with The Lyres.

As to the Boss, man, so many memories...

That's coool man. Love it. As for the flick yeah gotta admit was a tad dissappointed at first seeing it was around the nebraska album, one of my least favs. Then saw it looks like that'll be the focal point, his introspective figuring out life phase as and exploring the deep thoughtful character he is, plus, it sounded like like with dylans it'll span a lot of his career with all the classics included. Think its gonna be epic.

 

[Newhouser]

That's coool man. Love it. As for the flick yeah gotta admit was a tad dissappointed at first seeing it was around the nebraska album, one of my least favs. Then saw it looks like that'll be the focal point, his introspective figuring out life phase as and exploring the deep thoughtful character he is, plus, it sounded like like with dylans it'll span a lot of his career with all the classics included. Think its gonna be epic.

I'm the other way on Nebraska. For me, it's his last great album. The Zanes book is great if you are a fan of Nebraska

 

[Dcuse]

I'm the other way on Nebraska. For me, it's his last great album. The Zanes book is great if you are a fan of Nebraska

I'm with you. Nebraska reaches the depths of this incredible being.

 

[Symphony Steve]

I love Nebraska. But I think 'Tunnel Of Love' was his last great album.

 

[Bayside44]

Since Mike called me on this one - I honestly like Magic and Letter to You...just the floor of those records to me is way lower than the others (records that were too good to have floors).

 

[GoSU96]

Other than Tunnel of Love (Song) and Brilliant Disguise I don’t ever listen to anything after The River.

 

[orange79]

Since Mike called me on this one - I honestly like Magic and Letter to You...just the floor of those records to me is way lower than the others (records that were too good to have floors).

Magic is a really underrated album.

 

[Bayside44]

All 7 of Bruce Springsteen's 'Tracks II' lost albums, ranked

With the massive new collection 'Tracks II: The Lost Albums,' Bruce Springsteen offers fans seven records of previously unreleased music from his vault. Here, we rank them all — plus highlight some of our favorite songs off each.

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[Chip]

Other than Tunnel of Love (Song) and Brilliant Disguise I don’t ever listen to anything after The River.

No Dancing in the Dark? It’s become such a concert staple for me. Bobby Jean as well.

Big fan of Land of Hope and Dreams and Wrecking Ball live too.

 

[Bayside44]

No Dancing in the Dark? It’s become such a concert staple for me. Bobby Jean as well.

Big fan of Land of Hope and Dreams and Wrecking Ball live too.

Saw him play the Born in the USA record at the final Giants Stadium shows. Because of the pop song it sorta gets a bad rap. Hearing it cover to cover was fantastic.

Think he has a lot of gems in the 21st century releases, but a lot of bloat on some of those records.

 

[Chip]

Saw him play the Born in the USA record at the final Giants Stadium shows. Because of the pop song it sorta gets a bad rap. Hearing it cover to cover was fantastic.

Think he has a lot of gems in the 21st century releases, but a lot of bloat on some of those records.

Always liked the song, but I don't go to as many shows and never get to hear him play it.

Glory Days is probably in the same boat, but you ever hear it at a bar or a wedding, the whole place gets popping.

I like some of the songs on Magic, my son was walking around singing Radio Nowhere just the other day (God bless him), but they are rarely live either.

Never got all that into Letter To You, probably will at some point. But Ghosts and the finale of I'll see you in my dreams were great on the recent tour.