Anyone that had the pleasure of watching the live stream with Mamma Lex quickly learned where Lex gets her musical ear from. It was the most fun I've had watching any of their streams. TY Mamma Lex, hope to see more appearances in the future.
Mum is GREAT!, Lex's mom passed on the kewl and bubbly fun genes. I knew Brad is a rock star but darn he's lucky to be surrounded by such vivacious young pretty ladies.
@@salbuda6957 no one was talking to you, yet you had to be a karen and stick your nose into my business. Bruce Springsteen sucks as a singer. Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin and 100 other bands I would much rather listen to
Bruuuuuce! Glad you started with his earlier stuff. He's a true poet; check his lyrics. Heartwarming to see your moms hanging out with you guys. Happy Holiday to you all!!
@@jameslucey9580 nah.... I like my rock n roll pure and free of political nonsense or presidential endorsements. Rock was rebel music came from blues which was at one time called devils music so out of the main stream ppl shunned it. Although great, Bruce has taken his bar band along for the ride that started as pure rock angst,brilliant writing great showmanship all while depicting his working class upbringing in every note sweat and beat .....to Broadway where ppl in his hometown can't afford to even see him, nevermind his high ticket prices that the common kid today can't buy without forfeiting a college loan payment ....then if not enough he stumps for a political party sells jeeps anything for a buck while telling everyone what's wrong with America! White rich guy problems......no wonder rock is dead ....no one killed it......it sold out.
@@nfl305 As someone that saw him multiple times in the 70's, loved every minute of it and have nothing but great memories of those shows, it breaks my heart to say it, but... I agree with you.
Bruce is a national treasure. Clarence, the sax player, was a king! May he rip. Lex’s mom is awesome and has a great ear for recognizing Bruce. Your reactions are great!
Mamma Lex demonstrating where Lex gets her musical appreciation. The stream was so much fun for so many reasons. I'll add my voice to the many others saying we hope that Mamma Lex will be able to join you two for more live streams in the future.
Your Mom is doing what all great Moms do. They remember all those moments you have together. Things that don’t seem all that important at the time but later on down the line they become a most precious and intimate moment of mother and daughter. It’s beautiful. So the best part of this song is you guys. Nice.
Bruce made his bones at the Jersey shore in Asbury Park. We would go see him at the Stone Pony. Asbury Park was a great music scene back in the day. Rock, blues, jazz all genres. He was so big mid 70s to mid 80s. He would just show up at local bars and play a few songs. His concerts are legendary, he will play for 3 to 4 hours. He still puts on a show like he did in his 20s and 30s. He is called the BOSS for a reason.I suggest you dig into his catalog and start with his early music. If you ever get a chance go to one of his shows. You two are great.
@@marklewen9384 hello neighbor, up at 109..Bruce has one of his houses in my town and I’ve had a few interactions with the guy and he’s a good, chill human..his shows are tremendous, to call it a party is exactly right
It's amazing how much music we're *actually* exposed to at an early age, versus how much we retain. It's a great idea to have your mom there to provide memories and context to the artists. I love how the music takes her back! Love it ❤️
That was awesome.... finding two Americans who've never heard of 'Born in the USA'! Miracles never cease 😂😂 Big up Momma Lex for knowing her shizzle! 👍🎉
Born in the USA was the first Springsteen song I love. I was a boy when my family move to NJ from Napoli, the Born in the USA was a very special song to me because we want to be patriot Americans so we fit in better in our new home. Bruce is always considered "The Boss" here in NJ.
Y'all are great. You can tell Lex gets her energy and wonderful spirit from Mamma Lex. Well done Mamma Lex, well done. Lex has the best smile and laugh on the internet. Another great reaction. Can't go wrong doing any of Bruce's hits. Thanks.
Everyone who saw Springsteen in the mid 80's and earlier are truly blessed....he still is a great performer of course but in those days he put on 4 to 5 hour concerts. I know because I went to one!
Bruce Springsteen is just a little bit younger than me and I'm just a little over a month away from my 73 birthday. In fact I saw him as an unknown at Richmond venue in 1972 when I was in the US Army and stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia in Petersburgh a few miles from Richmond. He was the opening act for Chicago who were the headline group. My memory about the ticket price was that it cost me and those I accompanied to the concert something like five, ten, or fifteen dollars each for the tickets which is cheap by today's standards. We were in an upper deck and smoked pot throughout the concert. Bruce got numerous standing ovations and came back a played some more at least twice. Chicago was so irked by that they refused to come back on stage and give any encores. And yes he sang "Born in the USA.", which was when his career really took off.
This is a great song! I saw him in NY at Giant Stadium in the late 80’s. What a concert!! He was amazing. Also, I never saw “the wave” go on like at this concert. It kept going & going. It was awesome!
What's great about these reaction videos is you get relive the experience of hearing and seeing Springsteen for the first time. And what a great choice with Rosalita! I'll never forget the first time I saw this video when it first aired on MTV in 1984 -- I had never seen anything like it. It captures the energy and playfulness of Springsteen's live performance -- a top band clicking on all cylinders. Such joy in this performance!
Clarence Clemmons, R.I.P. the heart and soul of the E street band. Saxophone GOD!!! Hello Mom i see where Lex gets her personality. Brad you do you man, much respect.
I love that she picked up on that. It's usually difficult to make out the words in a live performance but she picked up on a line that captures the essence of the song!
So fun watching this one! Bruce was known for 4 hours+ concerts. Mamma Lex knows her stuff, she seems great! Brad's face at 3:57 and 9:25 were priceless. Lex is definitely her mama's daughter. Thanks for posting!
bruce’s whole catalog is fantastic, but I particularly love the album “darkness on the edge of town” and everything earlier (greetings from asbury park; the wild the innocent and the e street shuffle; born to run). bruce and the e street band are my favorite band of all time by a mile.
What can ya say...Bruce was a handsome stud rock god...I knew those girls were gonna get him when he got too close at the end!-They probably still brag now how they got to play tonsil-hockey with "The Boss"!
Hi Mamma Lex, dont be a stranger on this channel, hope to see your reaction to more songs. Love some of the older Bruce songs. RIP Big Man "Master of Disaster" Clarence Clemons.
One night in 1982, I was twenty. I found a backstage pass in Dallas at Reunion Arena to the band QUEEN. Brian May told me I had good taste in music after I told him I get off on the lead break in From Father to Son off QUEEN II. I love you too. God bless from Texas !!
B&L, Bruce's "Thunder Road", "Jungleland" and "Spirits In The Night" are next for you!! (studio versions are fine). The only band I've bothered to see twice, 12/2/80 and 2002.
Anyone that had the pleasure of watching the live stream with Mamma Lex quickly learned where Lex gets her musical ear from. It was the most fun I've had watching any of their streams. TY Mamma Lex, hope to see more appearances in the future.
She was awesome!
I missed the live stream but I watched this one three times already. 30 minutes of pure happiness and great entertainment.
50 years of four hour shows with this much energy.
You can see where Lex gets all her moves and joy from - well done mum. And thanks for the great song.
Mum is GREAT!, Lex's mom passed on the kewl and bubbly fun genes. I knew Brad is a rock star but darn he's lucky to be surrounded by such vivacious young pretty ladies.
Nothing better than a Springsteen concert.
I was at one in 2016, it was amazing, and it's a long concert, Bruce has a lot of stamina for his years that's for sure.
never been to this creeps concert but I am betting pink floyd led zeppelin and a host of others gonna be much better
@428chase. Creep? What are you...8?
@@salbuda6957 no one was talking to you, yet you had to be a karen and stick your nose into my business. Bruce Springsteen sucks as a singer. Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin and 100 other bands I would much rather listen to
@428chase. Awww poor little you! But creep? Must have a different meaning from wherever you’re from.
Bruuuuuce! Glad you started with his earlier stuff. He's a true poet; check his lyrics. Heartwarming to see your moms hanging out with you guys. Happy Holiday to you all!!
Great songwriter too bad he's turned into a political hack. Sad.
@@nfl305 I'm sure your a political genius
@@jameslucey9580 nah.... I like my rock n roll pure and free of political nonsense or presidential endorsements. Rock was rebel music came from blues which was at one time called devils music so out of the main stream ppl shunned it. Although great, Bruce has taken his bar band along for the ride that started as pure rock angst,brilliant writing great showmanship all while depicting his working class upbringing in every note sweat and beat .....to Broadway where ppl in his hometown can't afford to even see him, nevermind his high ticket prices that the common kid today can't buy without forfeiting a college loan payment ....then if not enough he stumps for a political party sells jeeps anything for a buck while telling everyone what's wrong with America! White rich guy problems......no wonder rock is dead ....no one killed it......it sold out.
@@nfl305 As someone that saw him multiple times in the 70's, loved every minute of it and have nothing but great memories of those shows, it breaks my heart to say it, but... I agree with you.
Bruce is a national treasure. Clarence, the sax player, was a king! May he rip. Lex’s mom is awesome and has a great ear for recognizing Bruce. Your reactions are great!
I LOVE your comment. It’s been a year, but time is of no importance when it comes to great music.💕
Awww....your mom is such a sweetheart Lex! Beautiful lady! I seen her dancing on that there couch!! LOVE IT!! You go momma!
I'm glad you picked a live version. Springsteen is one of those artists whose live performances are a multitude better than studio versions.
The River by Bruce is some great storytelling and one of his best.
The sax player is the legendary "Big Man" of the band, Clarence Clemons. He died in 2011.
Just The Boss and the wonderful E-Street Band. A classic song by a rock legend. ;)
RIP The Big Man Clarence Clemons.
Mamma Lex demonstrating where Lex gets her musical appreciation. The stream was so much fun for so many reasons. I'll add my voice to the many others saying we hope that Mamma Lex will be able to join you two for more live streams in the future.
Can't go wrong on Bruce....next: "Born to Run" and "I'm on Fire"....amazing songs!!!
Your Mom is doing what all great Moms do. They remember all those moments you have together. Things that don’t seem all that important at the time but later on down the line they become a most precious and intimate moment of mother and daughter. It’s beautiful. So the best part of this song is you guys. Nice.
Lex's mom's ears are on point!! She remembers Bruce's voice from 1 song she heard over 20 years ago. That is a great ear!!
Bruce made his bones at the Jersey shore in Asbury Park. We would go see him at the Stone Pony. Asbury Park was a great music scene back in the day. Rock, blues, jazz all genres. He was so big mid 70s to mid 80s. He would just show up at local bars and play a few songs. His concerts are legendary, he will play for 3 to 4 hours. He still puts on a show like he did in his 20s and 30s. He is called the BOSS for a reason.I suggest you dig into his catalog and start with his early music. If you ever get a chance go to one of his shows. You two are great.
Exit 98 here....
@@marklewen9384 hello neighbor, up at 109..Bruce has one of his houses in my town and I’ve had a few interactions with the guy and he’s a good, chill human..his shows are tremendous, to call it a party is exactly right
@@cbalaxc I own a condo in belmar. I know the people who live in the "10th avenue freeze out house" in Belmar....
It's amazing how much music we're *actually* exposed to at an early age, versus how much we retain. It's a great idea to have your mom there to provide memories and context to the artists. I love how the music takes her back! Love it ❤️
Cool to see Lex’s mom and hear a story about her younger years. I say you make her a permanent part of the group!!
Lex’s Mom knows the Boss ❤️❤️❤️
Couch Mama knows the Springsteen catalog.
That was awesome.... finding two Americans who've never heard of 'Born in the USA'! Miracles never cease 😂😂
Big up Momma Lex for knowing her shizzle! 👍🎉
This live video is NUTS!!! Bruce is the man!! Woo!
They don't call him the Boss without good reason. Every show is a party.
boss of bad voices
@@428chase and you a poor envious devil
@@428chase that's not what they say in the magazines according to the rolling stones
@@marhidalgo1411 first of all who asked you
I am a devil because I think someone can't sing next time I want your opinion I will give to you
@@428chase hahaha but also nobody asked for yours and you are there contradicting the opinions of others 🤣🤣
More Bruce!! Born to Run, Thunder Road, and Tenth Avenue Freeze Out!!!
Tenth Avenue Freeze Out live in Madison Square Garden is amazing, long but amazing.
Prove it all night...live
Thank you! This is a favourite song that just never gets played these dsys
Momma was getting down!!!😂
I absolutely adore that mom recognized Bruce’s voice, and that Lex had danced to Born in the USA! ✌🏼♥️♥️
Finally, the music that made Bruce “The Boss.” Thanks for this Brad and Lex and Mom.
Born in the USA was the first Springsteen song I love. I was a boy when my family move to NJ from Napoli, the Born in the USA was a very special song to me because we want to be patriot Americans so we fit in better in our new home. Bruce is always considered "The Boss" here in NJ.
Born in the USA is not a patriotic song. Not in the traditional sense.
Y'all are great. You can tell Lex gets her energy and wonderful spirit from Mamma Lex. Well done Mamma Lex, well done. Lex has the best smile and laugh on the internet. Another great reaction. Can't go wrong doing any of Bruce's hits. Thanks.
Everyone who saw Springsteen in the mid 80's and earlier are truly blessed....he still is a great performer of course but in those days he put on 4 to 5 hour concerts. I know because I went to one!
Absolutely my all time favorite Bruce song!!!
This is by far my favorite Springsteen song. It’s just so good!!!
Bruce Springsteen is just a little bit younger than me and I'm just a little over a month away from my 73 birthday. In fact I saw him as an unknown at Richmond venue in 1972 when I was in the US Army and stationed at Fort Lee, Virginia in Petersburgh a few miles from Richmond. He was the opening act for Chicago who were the headline group. My memory about the ticket price was that it cost me and those I accompanied to the concert something like five, ten, or fifteen dollars each for the tickets which is cheap by today's standards. We were in an upper deck and smoked pot throughout the concert. Bruce got numerous standing ovations and came back a played some more at least twice. Chicago was so irked by that they refused to come back on stage and give any encores. And yes he sang "Born in the USA.", which was when his career really took off.
This is a great song! I saw him in NY at Giant Stadium in the late 80’s. What a concert!! He was amazing. Also, I never saw “the wave” go on like at this concert. It kept going & going. It was awesome!
Was it summer 85? Saw that 3x...
What's great about these reaction videos is you get relive the experience of hearing and seeing Springsteen for the first time. And what a great choice with Rosalita! I'll never forget the first time I saw this video when it first aired on MTV in 1984 -- I had never seen anything like it. It captures the energy and playfulness of Springsteen's live performance -- a top band clicking on all cylinders. Such joy in this performance!
The Boss
Amazingly fun stream last night, but it was yet another 5am finish for me. You're killing me!
Lex's mom,got it going on,she knew the voice. How cool
His shows are legendary for the energy that he displayed. Every night he would empty the tank! His show would go on for hours!
Bruce and the E Street Band…the greatest
so cool with momma!
Rosalita is one of my favorite Springsteen sogns. So much energy and so much fun.
Mama Lex was right Born in the USA was by Bruce Springsteen Jersey baby. 🤟🤟🤟😜😜
Any Springsteen concert was an event that went on for three of four hours (sometimes longer than that).
One of the best live concerts. Real music.
Clarence Clemmons, R.I.P. the heart and soul of the E street band. Saxophone GOD!!! Hello Mom i see where Lex gets her personality. Brad you do you man, much respect.
Brings back so many memories. Thanks for reacting to this guys.
Love your Mom! So sweet! So cool! And the two of you together have great chemistry! Thanks for the Bruce love! He's the boss! 💕
there's a reason he is called THE BOSS
BBRRRRUUUUUCCEE!!!! Thanks for getting on the E Street Band train. Keep it coming.....
Mom is always right! Born in the USA was one of Bruce's biggest hits ever!
Yep..Mama's right! He definitely sang "Born in the USA" !
This was always the live show highlight...incredible energy!
You nailed it, Lex. Winners use the door!
I love that she picked up on that. It's usually difficult to make out the words in a live performance but she picked up on a line that captures the essence of the song!
Love your Mom! Rock out mom!
i love how when the music started, smiles just came over your faces, and it just made you happy.
So fun watching this one! Bruce was known for 4 hours+ concerts. Mamma Lex knows her stuff, she seems great! Brad's face at 3:57 and 9:25 were priceless. Lex is definitely her mama's daughter. Thanks for posting!
"Pink Cadillac" is a must if you are doing Bruce.
She’s dancin!! LMAOOOO
Best damn song he ever did and that's saying something!
The concerts he gave! Simply a top 5 live performer.
THE BOSS~!
Watching this was 100% worth it if only to see your mama air drumming! Great reaction!!! Bruce is a force!
The big man on the saxophone rest in peace
Love Rosalita! Back in the day it was this song that opened the door for me to Springsteen. Never looked back.
bruce’s whole catalog is fantastic, but I particularly love the album “darkness on the edge of town” and everything earlier (greetings from asbury park; the wild the innocent and the e street shuffle; born to run). bruce and the e street band are my favorite band of all time by a mile.
What can ya say...Bruce was a handsome stud rock god...I knew those girls were gonna get him when he got too close at the end!-They probably still brag now how they got to play tonsil-hockey with "The Boss"!
Bruce is the boss !!
Mom knows her Music!!! Great Addition!!!!
RIP Clarence🙏🏻
Hi Lex's momma! Welcome to the stream and show.
I really love Lex's mother.
A Bruce Springsteen concert is a religious experience, with the religion of rock and roll. And Lex, you have such a pretty face
The Boss!!! 👍
So good before he went Hollywood. Lex’s Mom is on it! Try “Born To Run,” “Thunder Road,” and “Jungleland.” Lex, I hope your Mom visits often!
The Boss and The Big Man, BFFs
Hammersmith Odeon ‘75 is one of the best live shows of all time. Peak Springsteen.
1:25 Mama's right!
Bruce Springsteen at his peak.
I saw him do this live in 81...best live performance ever, and I've seen them all.
Your Momma is cool!
Bruce and The E Street Band good old school rock n roll. Everyone likes them or at least a little. Jaja
Oh man, get Lex's mom her own channel ! she's fun.
Wow. Great selection. The BOSS & Clarence rocking out. Great job. Y’all are awesome.
Hi! Lovely Mamma Lex !
it seems that the gang's completing !!
Keep going you two! (or should i say you three!)
💛💛💛
Early Bruce had the energy
Hi Mamma Lex, dont be a stranger on this channel, hope to see your reaction to more songs. Love some of the older Bruce songs. RIP Big Man "Master of Disaster" Clarence Clemons.
I saw Bruce in 1980, at MSG, for The River album. Incredible concert. Played for 3 hrs.
I seen Bruce 20 times all 4hr plus shows the best entertainment you'll ever have !!
Hello Mamma Lex. School them children!!
One night in 1982, I was twenty. I found a backstage pass in Dallas at Reunion Arena to the band QUEEN. Brian May told me I had good taste in music after I told him I get off on the lead break in From Father to Son off QUEEN II. I love you too. God bless from Texas !!
Y’all should listen to some Tom Waits, He is very theatrical. From jazz, blues to industrial. You may enjoy. Love your channel.
B&L, Bruce's "Thunder Road", "Jungleland" and "Spirits In The Night" are next for you!! (studio versions are fine). The only band I've bothered to see twice, 12/2/80 and 2002.
Respect to the mum 😊
The guitarist later starred in the greatest TV show of all time.
Rock ‘n’ Roll at it’s best!
Rock soul dance and happy and even Mum’s like it 🕺🏻
That was fun!!
Bruce rocks the world over and over and over
That, people, is how you rock'n'roll! Jeez, imagine the energy in that room... o_O
I've seen Springteen live about 8 or 9 times. It's a super high energy 3 1/2 hour rockin show.
I just dont know why his guitar player would leave the band and become a capo in tony sopranos mafia...