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shadowcastshadowcast Posts: 2,281
edited February 2008 in Other Music
His new/latest album is pretty good. I just listened to some of it and read the lyrics and it is very good. I really see how Bruce is a BIG influence on Ed. I can picture Ed singing a lot of those song. Ya?
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  • Them-BonesThem-Bones Posts: 518
    Any references to New Jersey
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  • MathMath Posts: 71
    PJ playing "The River" would put a smile on my face.
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  • Jeremy1012Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    Ever heard Ed's pre-PJ cover of One Step Up? I think it was solo rather than with Bad Radio. You'd think it was Bruce's demo. Uncanny.
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  • MathMath Posts: 71
    I, unfortunatly, can't say I have. But I'm gonna try and find it.
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  • shadowcastshadowcast Posts: 2,281
    Jeremy1012 wrote:
    Ever heard Ed's pre-PJ cover of One Step Up? I think it was solo rather than with Bad Radio. You'd think it was Bruce's demo. Uncanny.

    I'll check it out.....I think the Into the wild disk is Brucey if you will.
  • Steve DunneSteve Dunne Posts: 4,965
    'Magic' is pretty good. Favorite song is 'Girls In Their Summer Clothes'. Timeless song.

    I think PJ doing 'Trapped' would be just beyond phenomenal. I know Bruce didn't write it, but man what a version he does of it. After 20 years I found it on itunes...go get it if you haven't yet...it's a great little gem.
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  • wcsmithwcsmith Posts: 165
    I was under the assumption that Bruce's influence on Ed was pretty much well-known. Bruce's new album is really good. "Magic" and "Living in the Future" are standouts for me. I've been a Bruce fan for a while and I was really happy to see him return to form somewhat for Magic. Though I do appreciate some acoustic Bruce. I haven't heard the Seeger sessions yet - is that cd worth giving a shot?
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  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    wcsmith wrote:
    is that cd worth giving a shot?

    of course but the true ingenuity from those sessions comes from the Live Performance ( as always with The Boss )

    sounds like you already missed ouit otherwise you wouldnt be asking,...

    and for anyone who missed it this is the ultimate Bruce Springsteen Thread , chock full of news, ticket drops, photos and live material links .

    giddy up !
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  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    Pearl Jam should cover Jackson Cage.
  • Bathgate66Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    Mushmouthmatt wrote:
    Pearl Jam should cover Jackson Cage.


    or murder incorporated.

    in fact, the e street band should cover this rare gem sometime soon !
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  • glasshouseglasshouse Posts: 1,762
    i'm really enjoing this album
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  • muppetmuppet Posts: 980
    wcsmith wrote:
    I was under the assumption that Bruce's influence on Ed was pretty much well-known. Bruce's new album is really good. "Magic" and "Living in the Future" are standouts for me. I've been a Bruce fan for a while and I was really happy to see him return to form somewhat for Magic. Though I do appreciate some acoustic Bruce. I haven't heard the Seeger sessions yet - is that cd worth giving a shot?

    I think Seeger Sessions is great and although I much prefer his 'rock' projects, the Seeger Sessions is what actually introduced me to Springsteen. It's not going to be everybodys cup of tea but it's still a fun listen - especially the "Live in Dublin" CD.
  • poto101poto101 Posts: 406
    i just saw him last night in milwaukee.....AWESOME SHOW.

    that man is fucking intense when he plays his concerts, amazing.
    It's all happening....

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  • augustwestaugustwest Posts: 739
    The Magic tour and cd just doesn't excite me the same way as the last BIG e-street tour and cd did. Magic is an ok cd...

    I don't think I'm alone in these observations so I not trying to be negative...just a realist.

    I saw the Magic tour once and then sold my GA floor tickets at cost to the next show that I had lined up, cause i finally realized that i actually felt let down by Magic, especially after that great Rising tour...and then there's the reunion tour...OMG that was something else.

    oh well...life goes on

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  • holtzholtz Posts: 509
    poto101 wrote:
    i just saw him last night in milwaukee.....AWESOME SHOW.

    that man is fucking intense when he plays his concerts, amazing.


    I saw Bruce the night before in St Paul, good show but couldn't live up to the last time I saw him on the Voter for Choice tour where Neil Young showed up. I looked up the Milwaukee sertlist on backstreets.com, what a show you got!
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