Adore this artist! Loved him since I was a kid and raised my own kids on Springsteen… he proves the American dream is always available- “you want it’s get up off your ass and go get it!”
It's 2024. He's 74, and he just played to a sold-out crowd at Wembly Stadium. He played for over 3 1/2 hours. The review of his concert was really a beautiful piece of writing.The reviewer raved how marvelous Bruce was and how much the crowd was energized by him and the E street band. They even had a wedding proposal done in front of Bruce and the crowd. Still the " Boss" and still the best thing to come out musically from America, in my opinion. A class act, a decent man,a solid husband, and a damn good father. Only a few other musicians can make that list of being solid parents on top of being the biggest rock star on the planet. Uh, wait. I think only he can.
47:20 I think you’re right. A lot of Bruce’s fan were right leaning. Even though he had his finger on the pulse of America, and tried to warn people of what was happening in the eighties, a portion of those people wouldn’t think of having empathy for those with a terrible disease causing immense suffering. I guess it’s difficult having fans from both sides of an ever dividing country.
This kinda mini docu is really fantastic and suited for people like me and my friends who grew up together in Jersey are the band’s age group (by co- incidentally I share a birthday with Bruce...1yr.older)and go back to nites when we paid $1.50 to see him in many bars, bowling alleys, and finally hit the “big time” in Philly at the Main Point in Bryan Mawr or opened for the big boys at the Spectrum + left after they were done.Just like right up to today ,grass don’t have a chance to grow under their feet. God bless you and all former members.of the E streeters. Peace, Rocky
I’m so tired of this line of opinion that just because Human Touch and Lucky Town were written without the E Street band in mind, that that makes them bad records. That just because Bruce wanted to try something different that that makes these two records not up to par. That because they were done without the E Street Band, that automatically makes them “The low point in his career “ that is ALL BULL SHEET!!! I remember going to the midnight madness sale, at midnight on 31 of March 1992, the store was way over capacity,and the lines were around the block to get his two new CD’s. His songs were all over the radio, MTV and VH1 were playing his videos every hour. His tour was sold out many times over. So this whole BS about them being bad records is just that. BS. I LOVE the E Street Band,and I was devastated when he decided to pursue other musicians in his work, and yes I think HT and LT would have been phenomenal if The E Street Band had been on the recordings, but a talent as GINORMOUS AND GARGANTUAN as Bruce’s,,,,you cant define it in such small minded terms.
Never really understood the appeal of Bruce Springsteen....Hungry Heart...what kind of song is that? Very mediocre, repetitive melody with a bunch of organ solos and sax solos? Not a big fan.
it is quite repetitive, the track itself isnt a great representation of his work. You should give Springsteen a second chance and try songs such as "Rosalita" or "Jungleland"
Rolling Stone magazine had an article in 2018 where they listed, in their opinion, Top 100 Springsteen songs. Hungry Heart was in there, but not top 50... :) So - if you are interested, Springsteen work is much more than the radio-hits. And if your're not interested - ok. No problem :)
Adore this artist! Loved him since I was a kid and raised my own kids on Springsteen… he proves the American dream is always available- “you want it’s get up off your ass and go get it!”
It's 2024. He's 74, and he just played to a sold-out crowd at Wembly Stadium. He played for over 3 1/2 hours. The review of his concert was really a beautiful piece of writing.The reviewer raved how marvelous Bruce was and how much the crowd was energized by him and the E street band. They even had a wedding proposal done in front of Bruce and the crowd. Still the " Boss" and still the best thing to come out musically from America, in my opinion. A class act, a decent man,a solid husband, and a damn good father. Only a few other musicians can make that list of being solid parents on top of being the biggest rock star on the planet. Uh, wait. I think only he can.
His songwriting is tremendous. He speaks to your soul.
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He s been with me during my entire adult life. And he's still the only Boss i listen too. ( I know - old joke....)
Artists like him make the American dream, amazing artist.
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I saw him live in 1980- best concert of my life. Wish I'd seen him in 1978.
thanks for this fantastic video, so much rare gem footage, including his backstage fuel of hawaiian punch and twinkies!
Springsteen is the best musician ever.His lyrics, intensity,feeling....i saw him live in England and wow!....
1 of the greatest for sure
Fofura. Amo. Bruce. .♥️♥️♥️🇧🇷🇧🇷
I thinking is very good songs i hawed soo much info about cars since I was very young!!
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47:20 I think you’re right. A lot of Bruce’s fan were right leaning. Even though he had his finger on the pulse of America, and tried to warn people of what was happening in the eighties, a portion of those people wouldn’t think of having empathy for those with a terrible disease causing immense suffering.
I guess it’s difficult having fans from both sides of an ever dividing country.
Questo e un documento fantastico !!un estratto bellissimo del nostro giovane e bello!!!bruuuuuuuuuuce!!!😅😅😅😅😍😍😍😍😍😘🎸🎶💯💯💯
This kinda mini docu is really fantastic and suited for people like me and my friends who grew up together in Jersey are the band’s age group (by co- incidentally I share a birthday with Bruce...1yr.older)and go back to nites when we paid $1.50 to see him in many bars, bowling alleys, and finally hit the “big time” in Philly at the Main Point in Bryan Mawr or opened for the big boys at the Spectrum + left after they were done.Just like right up to today ,grass don’t have a chance to grow under their feet. God bless you and all former members.of the E streeters. Peace, Rocky
Jes thaths for shure!!
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I’m so tired of this line of opinion that just because Human Touch and Lucky Town were written without the E Street band in mind, that that makes them bad records. That just because Bruce wanted to try something different that that makes these two records not up to par. That because they were done without the E Street Band, that automatically makes them “The low point in his career “ that is ALL BULL SHEET!!! I remember going to the midnight madness sale, at midnight on 31 of March 1992, the store was way over capacity,and the lines were around the block to get his two new CD’s. His songs were all over the radio, MTV and VH1 were playing his videos every hour. His tour was sold out many times over. So this whole BS about them being bad records is just that. BS. I LOVE the E Street Band,and I was devastated when he decided to pursue other musicians in his work, and yes I think HT and LT would have been phenomenal if The E Street Band had been on the recordings, but a talent as GINORMOUS AND GARGANTUAN as Bruce’s,,,,you cant define it in such small minded terms.
Human Touch is one of my favorite Bruce albums.
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Mine too!!!
Human Touch is my favorite Springsteen song and it's what introduced me to him when I was 13. Been binging on all his stuff ever since. Bad my ass LOL
Foreman says these jobs are goin’ boys
And they ain’t comin’ back.
Of all the music I’ve listened to in my life , that is the most poignant phrase.
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im not sure like the low opinion of springsteen fans these critics hold .
I TOTALLY AGREE. These critics have very small minded views, and judge qualities based on sales. Also echoed in my other comment
Got a couple good songs but overall I'm not a fan...definitely don't call him the boss lol
Never really understood the appeal of Bruce Springsteen....Hungry Heart...what kind of song is that? Very mediocre, repetitive melody with a bunch of organ solos and sax solos? Not a big fan.
it is quite repetitive, the track itself isnt a great representation of his work. You should give Springsteen a second chance and try songs such as "Rosalita" or "Jungleland"
Thank you for letting us know .
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Rolling Stone magazine had an article in 2018 where they listed, in their opinion, Top 100 Springsteen songs. Hungry Heart was in there, but not top 50... :) So - if you are interested, Springsteen work is much more than the radio-hits. And if your're not interested - ok. No problem :)
Shark you have no idea what music is my friend ya such a PUTZ!
A blanket opinion based on one song is meaningless. Also, there's only 1 organ solo and no sax solo...not sure what your point was with that anyway.