Bruce Springsteen - “The Weight” 05/02/12 Newark, NJ - Tribute to Levon Helm of The Band (by clark kent)
I’ve been trying to find a significant extract from this article to quote here to encourage you guys to read this, but actually it’s all so good I can’t simply isolate one sentence or paragraph.
Joan Walsh here speaks as much for many of us who converted to the Church of Springsteen long ago, as for those who joined recently. A Springsteen concert is not just a concert; it’s a sensual, physical, spiritual experience. And it carries the story of a man and his band, a story that has touched all of us in different ways, and that brings us together here and there - on the web and in the arena.
Read it and see for yourself. I’m willing to put money on this article being the smartest, most constructive, and deepest analysis of the current state of the Springsteen nation that will appear this year.
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@ The Palace of Auburn Hills, MI!
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Philly We’re Comin’! Bruce Springsteen Philadelphia Roadshow, April 21 Click here for details: Springsteen Roadshow
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“There’s a little story I wanna tell you…” Bruce Springsteen, Harvard Square Theatre, Cambridge, May 1974
Bruce had a story for every song that night. And he wanted to tell you each one. You listened to every word. He engaged you. He pulled you in. And his hat was his tool. Like a drummer’s rim shot, he pointed it at you to mark an exclamation to a sentence or pulled it back to his head as he drew you in more to his tale. I don’t know which song this was, but in reviewing the set list i think it was ” I Sold My Heart to the Junkman”. A song, “So sad”, Bruce says, “That sometimes I have to leave the stage and cry…”
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My original artwork - The Boss and The Big Man (oil on canvas)
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I always wanted this tattoo on my arm, except bigger and in typewritier font, and not while drunk in Australia. Henna trial tatts are excellent.
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