Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Incident on 57th Street (Live In Barcelona)
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- Bruce Springsteen, 'Incident on 57th Street' Live In Barcelona
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On October 16, 2002, two months into The Rising Tour, Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band took the stage at Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona, Spain, performing over two and a half hours of new songs, classic hits, fan favorites and rarities. Feel the passion and power of their set with Live In Barcelona, now available on TH-cam!
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Whoever requested this did us all an enormous favor.
Yes❤
You’re welcome ❤
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There are very few people in this world who possess such immense talent. One day I'd like to meet Bruce, just to shake his hand and express my huge gratitude for his music, his storytelling, his on stage performance and above all his decency and humanity. Thank you Bruce, you're irreplaceable.
You have said what i've always wanted too...
What an honour that would be!!!
The GOAT. Bruce was writing these masterpieces in his 20’s while I had hard time writing a card
Beyond true
Agree
He's the goat 🐐 for sure
Amen
Bang on Michael. It's hard to believe his talent sometimes isn't it and this song is an absolute masterpiece!
This isn't a simple song. It's art. it's purely art. This one directly arrives inside heart.
One of my top 3 Bruce songs, easily.
Yes it’s absolutely beautiful
He sounds amazing as well. This could have been a movie. Such a good song. He writes lyrics like no other.
@@Bella-ht5jb9he3z a masterpiece
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Possibly one of the best pieces of music ever recorded.
Grande Bruce Springsteen, espetacular 💕
He isn’t called the Boss for nothing. God blessed us with this gift
Agree
Nobody ever talks about what an incredible piano player he is. Yes, he may not be technically great, but he projects so much emotion and passion....and isn't that what great music is about anyway?
Love when he plays piano. There’s a great version of Backstreets on here.
You know when Bruce is walking towards the piano, magic is going to happen.
Bruce wrote many of his greatest songs from the piano, including all the songs on Born to Run. It's not all that well known but Bruce learned the piano before he learned the guitar.
We are so blessed to have this man in our lives. He's a genius and one of a kind. Thanks for all the great memories Bruce.
David Mahony never a truer word spoken Davy Boy. Dowtcha Kid.
Sent from another planet, how he could write this so young and then play it like this years later is not normal. The Boss !
Well said.
He could be channeling god? What else explains the brilliance of "Incident" other than he, she, or it intervening?
Maria Rosario Silva Mozicas lidas romaticas de Amor Teu pai Não morreu este coração ♥ daqueles que o Amamos
Most romantic song ever
How can anyone not love this
It's a masterpiece
Bruce x
agreed
I absolutely agree! My best boss Song ever!
Love that lyric "beat up old buick, but dressed like dynamite"
This song and this specific version is so heartfelt and - at least to me - so beautiful and genuine. Bruce is truly a gift!
Well said
Bruce Springsteen is such an unusual Rockstar not flashy not eccentric and very humble in addition to being a fantastic songwriter
I think that fact that he wasn’t flashy is the reason he isn’t as popular as queen or Led Zeppelin. His talent is amazing but his heart didn’t want to show off and I think I’m the long run he never got the respect and recognition he so rightfully deserved. It’s not fair but I guess that’s what he wanted.
@@josefmatushek28 He got a far longer career out of it. Every time I see Led Zeppelin fans flexing it over others online, I cannot help but think "but they didn't last, did they".
Cant believe the lack of likes for this. This reduces me to ALMOST tears, lol, so so so beautiful, this taps into everything that makes us human and I fucking love it so much. Thanks Bruce.
agreed
Oh won't you tell me
What's....your....naaaaaame?
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I thankfully stumbled across this via a link on my feed called "The Most Overlooked Song from Each [Bruce] LP," and you're right: it's so beautiful.
This is why he is the boss. Perfectionism
The dislikes are from Pearl Jam fans, and therefore have no Music taste.
Poet. Story teller. Musician. Been with you for nearly 50 years Bruce.
Best version of this song EVER. Live accoustic piano. Priceless. Listened to the Boss for 20 years now and I still haven't seen them live. Number one on my bucket list.
Stewart, go dude, you'll never forget Springsteen live. Go!
You need to see him live he’s amazing
You re late man!! Id rather starve for days to see him once.
Nothing like seeing him live. I've been blessed to see him many times in the last 40 years, including on Broadway. He only gets better with age, if you can believe that!
@@amygraff7926 I can certainly believe it. Wow, on Broadway. Amazing.
When you mention Springsteen to a lot of people , they usually reply " Oh ,Born in the USA , yeah ?" .If you want one song to showcase the talents of the "Born in the USA guy" , this one is takes some beating. Beautiful imagery ,West side story -esque.....but there is still a big part of me that wants to keep this all for myself
Love this track, but if I was gonna show off Bruce, it'd be Jungleland for me.
I know what you mean! Those of us who absolutely adore Springsteen, long ago found out that sharing his music with casual listeners can be very frustrating indeed. The often revisited theme of search for redemption like in the masterpiece ‘Incident on 57th Street,’ just seems to go right over the head of your “top 40” type music listener. Maybe it goes in the “too hard” category. Nothing mindless about listening to the greatest American songwriter. You nailed it.
@@lindaanderson1957 I've just started seeing someone, we seemed to have a lot in common and things are going well, Then I tell her Springsteen is my musical hero and she say's "oh no - he's not my cup of tea". How the hell do get over that hump in the road?
@@stephenporter5796 Oof that's tough! Maybe try to convert her😅? I managed to change my brothers opinion about Springsteen and now, while not really listening to Bruces music when he is by himself, he does like some of his stuff!
@@Eeza07 New York Serenade for me !
He opened with this at one of the Holiday shows in Asbury circa 2004/5. At the end of the song, my brother turned to me and said "Well. we just got our money's worth."
This is my favorite Bruce song - right behind about twenty others. Can you believe how many great songs Springsteen's written. No wonder he has a hard time with mundane reality - when he performs he goes so deep inside - to a place most of us can't fathom - and becomes the song - not just a singer of some words.
Same. Top 100 has bruce in the first 99 places... And this and NYC Serenade and Jungleland are operettas. Just magnificent
Incredible, truly beautiful. I thought The Promise (Bruce on piano, live in NYC) and Racing in the Street (at Paramount) were unsurpassable moments of magic, but this is in danger of being my most played video. The greatest songwriter, storyteller, singer and performer I've discovered in 74 years on this planet. Thank you Bruce, for enriching my life with your music and your humanity.
I wanna meet the person that requested this song!!!! The rare case of the world winning!! To the Person that requested this, thank you!!
Sometimes I just sit back and think how much impact this man’s work has had on my life and millions of other lives. Every single day is a “Bruce day.” ‘Incident on 57th Street’, the greatest romantic story written about NYC ever! To think Bruce wrote this by 23 years old. Genius babe!
Well said Linda. The man is all class
Beautiful words !
I can't even express what I wanna say❤
He's been impacting mine for 50+ years..❤
The man is class linda
It makes me so sad that my generation will never grow to appreciate the beauty of real music like this. Truly the greatest songwriter and live entertainer of all time
I agree but also know they have their own “real music”, it’s just that folks our age aren’t seeking it out like we used to. But it’s out there.
Maria Rosario Silva Não fiques triste poi quer que sejas Feliz ele foi grande cantor corações 💕
Real music is out there, still. I doubt it will ever stop being out there. It may be a slightly different style, but that's normal. I'm pretty sure when Springsteen was young, older people were also bemoaning the death of real music. When people started doing polyphony in the Renaissance, I guarantee you someone somewhere was bemoaning the death of real music. And yet there still are people seeking out and singing medieval songs many centuries later.
(My personal contemporary young generation favourites are Seo Linn, but I'm pretty sure there are lots of others.)
I agree! He is actually underrated.
some will. I've played Bruce to my son since he was a baby. He is now 30 and loves his music, so much so he went to his last Jersey concert in Sept whilst he was on his honeymoon in the USA. We live in Australia.
This song is over 50 years old what a beautiful story i wake up to this everyday
Most underrated musician in the world. Arguably the greatest of all time. Songs and voices like this doesn’t appear these days anymore
Underrated? Oh boy! 😂 everybody knows he is one of the best!
@@menor0868 We know he is the best. But, he is definitely underrated.
could listen for hours. It's the most beautiful song ever. Bruce and the E Streetband makes me happy since more than 40 years and i can't get enough from his music. Each day starts and finished with a Bruce song. Best health for all time.
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The best im from del
Aa
You're so right. Best song.
Agree so beautiful song and good story
sad song isnt it? but very good lyrics from te boss
The most romantic
Epic song
The best
I love bruce x
This song makes me tear up. Every high note he hits is beautiful more than words can say.
agree!!!
Yes, it's a really beautiful song.
"Out of the shadows came a young girl's voice, said Johnny don't cry..." and I always cry.
Every note, every word goes straight to my heart and soul. Masterpiece.
Great words...
Wow!! I saw Bruce 11 times, heard Incident, one time. I almost fell out when I heard The First Piano Cords. So Great!!
Good Night, it‘s alright, Janey. One of the best Boss tunes. Solo piano is always priceless.
Maybe his best live's performance...ever!
the wall from bruce , also a master piece bro !
A song of rare beauty. It tells a memorable love story.
My very favorite version of this song.A masterpiece
He will go down as the greatest singer songwriter of all time. A true American Treasure.
The best song ever and the best version. Bruce and his piano.
What was just missed was Roy giving the nod. One of the greatest live performances ever, I think.
What a great video of an amazing song, and a wonderful artist. Bruce we love you. I am just so glad that I am living in your time.
Wishing you a speedy recovery and good health for the future.
We love you Bruce... X
Witness a master, at the very top of his game.
Have to thank my friend Paolo for convincing me to drive down from Paris to Barcelona after the October 14 show despite us having no tickets, and a show planned ahead for Bologna on the 18th... did get tickets outside Palau St Jordi, were in - and listening to this was worth the 2000 extra km driven. Thank you.
Incident on 57th Street album version would barely enter their top 50 songs. But in this version it's one of his 10 best songs. With Bruce it's like that. It's just like him. On the album he's one of the best musicians of our era. Live he's the best of all time.
Best said! Beyond true
Never really payed to much attention to his earliest work, I just thought it wasn't for me. But after having seen this, I'm certainly convinced. This song almost stands with his very best and biggest hits.
My favorite version of “Incident”. Been a Springsteen fan since I was a sophomore at Seton Hall in ‘75 and first saw him live. More than once Double parked my car and ran through the streets of Passaic to get tics at the Capitol Theatre. WNEW would announce “ tickets go on sale .....NOW”. Quite memorable when he would show up in Asbury clubs in the middle of winter when crowds were small. I could go on and on......
Love this song to death. Learned this song on my guitar and sung it for my son while he went to sleep. Those moments in Covid years remain in heart forever while going through a divorce, this song and other songs by The Boss held me through it ❤ Fast track to 2024, still loving it 😊
Hope everything is better for you. I hear you Bruce has been on my journey with me and my divorce and chronic illness. Jungleland is another amazing song. That sax solo always gives me chills
love that you sang that song to your son... what a fond memory for both
Would sing this song to my son while he was in my belly, after this rendition 🖤
Bruce, Thank God for you. Going through a rough one I’m losing a really good friend. The music is sure helping. This one made my eyes water
Probably one of my most favorite songs and one of his most underrated, Magnificent piano playing, I'm so impressed that he is amazing Pianist as well!
Everyone knows him for his vocals , guitar and mouthorgan but he's pretty handy on the piano too. Great song of a truly great album. Almost 50 years old.
Such a soulful, beautiful, intimate ballad - written by the people's poet laureate. Springsteen is the voice of many generations. This Barcelona concert seems to be one of the most epic of all time. Long live The Boss!
It really does. Love Waiting On A Sunny Day from Barcelona.
This song, along with Racing in the Street, are by far my favourite Springsteen songs. As a big Tom Waits fan I find them equally as moving as Wait's Kentucky Avenue. The songs have the same synergy and storytelling that goes straight to the heart and lacrimal ducts.
It’s a genius !
Classic. One of The Boss’s true classics. Puts you right on the Jersey Shore.
...or/and NYC😎
The greatest songwriter in history. Bruuuuuuce
I am still in love with this man. I only saw him once at the Fox Theater in Atlanta when I was a teenager. I am turning 60 in December and my feelings have not changed. Thank God for “Glory Days “
that's cute......I am 74 this year and I just "discovered" Bruce's music a few months ago, have almost everything he's done now, when and how did he learn to pay piano?? Love him, and Patti too.
I was there too. In fact he played The Fox twice within a year or so. I'd been to many concerts there (Otis, James Brown, Paul Revere and the Raiders and many others). But Bruce was unlike any I'd seen, or maybe the world had seen. 4 hours non-stop. Crowd going crazy. His sings kept buzzing in my head for days afterward. Rabid fan ever since, needless to say..
If only it could happen again!!! The greatest rock n roll band this world will have ever known.
Same as me. Discovered him when I was 61, making up for lost time. Seen him five times so far.
This is genius.
My favorite song of all time. I remember first hearing it and thinking that it sounds nothing like I've ever heard before.
We think alike.
@@marklevasseur7696 Same here, my favorite song ever
This is it, there's just nothing that even comes close to this... best song and best performance EVER!
for me that song is thunder road
You said it
Bruce on the piano
Is the best thing you ever see
Soul right there x
This is the greatest song ever written.
Bruce himself is a master piece and I feel blessed for discovering him at 14 so I appreciate the hell out of Born in the USA and I started buying one cassette at a time from greetings up and when I got to the darkness album my god did I fall in love and for me it is the greatest album ever and to see footage of that tour is an incredible moment every time thank you for this great tune
The maestro at work...with one of his greatest compositions.
This song BREATHES. This song will live on in our hearts forever.
agree with you !
Bruce was the best! He wrote songs about life & it's ups and downs. Working class who faced hardships and overcame them. Bruce will always be a hero, OUR hero.
I've been a fan for over forty years. I love so many songs he's recorded yet it's very easy for me to pick a favourite: Incident on 57th Street. This piece is simply sublime.
Same for me ... 30 years and counting hopefully .. went to 70 tot 80 concerts so far .. best song ever written in my humble opinion .
WOW...so incredible, I have carried this song with me for the last 30 yrs. So blessed to have had Bruce in my life...
People that think Bruce can't sing are crazy!
Can you ever stop listening to Bruce
Every day in the car
Going to work
Coming home
And I still play CDs
astonishing, even now, in 2020!
What is it about this man? I could hear this a thousand times and still get Goosebumps!
I was there, in the audience, for this. Quite an amazing moment.
The best song ever. No words...
Just a genius can play it like that on that hour
Most underrated Bruce's song.
the wall also
It's always good to hear your songs, to start the day happier. I wish you all happy and healthy days.
This masterpiece has only 290k views and 'Tougher than the rest ' has 63 million.. WTF. SMH. Bruce if you read this, please play this in NC in 2021. Thanks.
Tougher than the rest is really good tho, it didn’t deserve that punch
Do not knock "Tougher Than the Rest". That entire album is an amazing sight into the reality of love.
This song romanticises love. Of, course you expect that in your 20's.
Maybe lack of views is due to song title. The full band version gets more appreciation from me, but AFTER solo piano in Tampa well before this DVD was released.
Probably the best anecdotal song ever written.
Applause because we can't hold back anymore. Encore applause just because everyone went early.
A timeless masterpiece
This is a top 20 BS song, for me. He was at a peak on the 2nd side of 'The Wild, The Innocent ... ' album even before 'Born To Run'.
I would have given a ridiculous amount of money to be able to see this live
This tour cost me less than $100 a seat. I was 4th row to Bruce's right at the side if the stage.
Current tour (2023), $300 a seat. Sitting to his right beside the stage, but 19th row.
PS Rising Tour able to buy parking pass for garage across the street. 2023 arena has no control over that garage. Those spots took 20 minutes to sell out.
I learned Uber is more expensive and linger wait. Missed first two songs (Ghost sad...) thanks to that nightmare.
This particular concert has given me several of my favorite versions of many of his songs. See: "Empty Sky", "City of Ruins", "Into the Fire", "You're Missing", "She's the One". Just pure emotion.
Forgot one - "Worlds Apart:, which I had not heard before - this performance blew the studio version away.
"Worlds Apart" too
Waiting On A Sunny Day to.
I can't help but lean into the opening of this song and await the beauty that follows.
This was my first LP I bought by Bruce Springsteen. For me this song defines his great ability as a songwriter. It's a wonderful piece of music, and the vocals so poignant.
The lyrics entrance me. Bruce's piano playing is exquisite.
One of his greatest individual performances ever...
It also shows what a great piano player he is. Wrote a lot of the early tunes on piano before transposing them to guitar. Amazing performance.
Last week I visited New York, with my Girl and our daughter. It was our very first trip to the US.
As we walked along 7th Ave and 57th Street this song came to mind. This one and New York City Serenade. It was an awesome moment!
A perfect Soundtrack for our trip.
Oh, how I fell in love with New York City...🇺🇸
This song. Just kills me.just sends 2 so many memories.
Simplistically one of the most beautiful songs I've heard..... And I've heard a TON! It makes you wish you were there with 10 thousand of your closest friends singing together. That's what this does to you. It puts you in that place. In that moment. In that song! You can see it as it is being performed. You see the characters in the musical play. What a gem 💎
World's greatest Street poet
Danny and Clarence in the band, incredible versions of beloved songs, back in the days when Bruce cared about his fans, the music, and not the money... great memories of a time long since passed... thanks for the memories Bruce.
A haunting, beautiful song of youth and love.
1975 I was 13 years old. My buddies older brother, 16, pulled out a record and put it on the record player. A second or two later I began to hear the pounding of the drums and the intro to Born to Run. It captivated me and I said, "WHO'S THAT!". He yelled, "THAT'S BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN".
Such a great version of it. Love seeing him play the piano.
Still here ..I could jus watch. An listen all nite an never get fed up ...think dat says alot these days 🙂 an I'm young at 41 ....his d best X
Massive tune.
“Music speaks what cannot be expressed, soothes the mind and gives it rest;
heals the heart and makes it whole, flows from heaven to the soul” Author Unknown
music is the spirit of the mind an heart .......
Think he wrote that when he was 21 Angela pure class
Llevo escuchando a Bruce mas de 30 años . Sus canciones y sus baladas me despiertan multitud de emociones y sentimientos . He visto varios conciertos en vivo y guardo un recuerdo imborrable en mi memoria . Gracias Bruce por poder disfrutar de tan buena música !! Esta versión es todo un lujo !!
The chords at 7:14 like raindrops falling softly, the tears of Jane 🥀
Tuve la gransuerte de estar en ese pedazo de concierto, inmenso Bruce.
Qué envidia da la buena!
Wow!! Simply wow the man is a genius!!
This is simply the best. If someone ask me what’s the best song ever written. It’s this. This version. Live from Barca
That is the best version I have ever heard of just about my favorite song in the world. Thank you so much for posting this.
One of the best performances of this
The critics? No, I have nothing but compassion for them. How can I hate the crippled, the mentally deficient, and the dead?
Wound up wounded, not even dead