Bruce Springsteen

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) “Tenth Avenue Freezeout”, “Born To Run”, “Glory Days” and “Rosalita” showered down on the crowd as the band gleefully tore through them with a vengeance and awakening those who were still there. Even the unknown “American Land” managed to evoke a strong reaction. The encore raised a rucku...

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) Go here and bookmark it now! I highly recommend his thoughts on Springsteen's Giants Stadium show which can be found here.

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) On a side note, musicians often are “inspired” and lift things from other artists and songs. Has anyone listened to the Rolling Stones albums from the 1960’s? They sound very similar to Chuck Berry records. In Bon Jovi’s case, can anyone tell me the different between their 2002 song “Joey” a...

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) Setlist: Radio Nowhere Lonesome Day Out in the Street Gypsy Biker Magic Candy's Room Prove It All Night Darkness on the Edge of Town She's the One Mary's Place The River Devil's Arcade The Rising Last to Die Long Walk Home Badlands Thunder Road Born to Run Bobby Jean American Land

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By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) Through the years, I’ve read almost every book written about Springsteen. Some are great and many are not. Over time, I’ve even become cynical when I hear about new books. In the last few years, there have been a plethora of coffee table book releases in the Springsteen world including Greeti...

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) I saw my rock'n'roll past flash before my eyes. And I saw something else: I saw rock and roll future and its name is Bruce Springsteen. And on a night when I needed to feel young, he made me feel like I was hearing music for the very first time. “Thunder Road”-Bruce Springsteen

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI(noreply@blogger.com) Setlist: Say It To Me Know All The Way Down Lies This Low Heartstrings When Your Mind's Made Up Drown Out Moving Slowly Leave I Want My Life To Make More Sense (Frames) Fake/ Private Dancer Astral Weeks (Van Morrison cover) Once If You Want Me Instrumental Violin Piece ENCORE: Star, Star

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI Opening the show with a spot-on penetrating performance was the triple guitar attack of "Night". For the next 150-minutes, the band proved to be fixating and focused, even if they never quite reached the emotional and pulverizing highs of the show in Milwaukee three nights earlier. Sprin...

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI Proving they don’t fully relegate themselves to nostalgia the band delivered a spare performance of “Streets of Love”- one of the best tracks on A Bigger Bang (2005). The band did not begin to perform this number until Europe this summer and now they have found their stride with this song. Ro...

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By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI Three songs into Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band's St. Patrick's Day show in Milwaukee, I found myself nervous I would see a solid show, albeit one where the band coasted on material they knew like the back of their hand. As the ever conventional "Lonesome Day" ended, Springsteen sto...

By ANTHONY KUZMINSKI As the band reached the climactic end, Springsteen took changed the channel from “The 70’s Show” (eleven of the twelve pre-2000 songs were from this decade) for a fierce full throttle “Dancing In The Dark” which found a childlike Springsteen taking a young girl from the crowd to dance wit...