Lost In the Flood (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London '75)
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- Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band performing "Lost In The Flood" from Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London '75
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Chorus:
And I said, "Hey, gunner man, that's quicksand
That's quicksand that ain't mud"
Have you thrown your senses to the war
Or did you lose them in the flood?
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26 years old and already a setlist to put most artists to shame. True genius
Blessed to hear them play this live in 2013 in Australia ❤️❤️❤️
"still breathing when I walked away..." What a fucking fantastic song this is.
Hard to believe it took this long for Bruce Springsteen’s official TH-cam channel to upload this, but better late than never. Turn off the lights, play this on the biggest screen you have with a decent sound system (as loud as you dare)-and repeat. Even in their early days Bruce and the boys were absolute masters of dynamic range, and this performance is one of the best examples of that. Fantastic example of early E Street-Bruce Springsteen was just 26 years old when this was filmed.
Tommy Jackman Hey , Man, you think that’s oil?
That ain’t oil; that’s blood.
I took that out of context, but it’s an apt line today. When I was looking for the meaning of the song, came across an article in the LA Times about Bruce’s East Berlin concert, and it’s contribution to the destruction of their wall. That must have been some concert.
Sad how he has seen so much of the world, knows so much, and can’t really speak to a lot of his fans. Must be frustrating.☝️
they had to milk all the money from the BTR deluxe package where this was an exclusive dvd. and build some hype to get the most views from first doing audio releases on vinyl and streaming services. thats my theory. but, thank god I can see it now! ive considered this album the greatest live performance ive ever heard. prefer all of these versions to the original recordings too. such a blessing its on the tube now
@@kyliewalsh1484 …..Ha!! Ha!!embarrassing as it is to say….I watched it over and over again too. It’s mesmerizing. I saw him in the late 1970’s…..it was magical stuff.
It's so good
@@kyliewalsh1484 it's fucking emense this entire album is straight fire
I am 52 years old and been listening to rock music all of my life. I'm telling you there is nothing better than this!
While admittedly not a giant Springsteen fan, I think this is the single greatest recording of a live rock song in existence. I’m consistently blown away by the band’s energy and voicings. Incredible.
Hard to be a saint in the city is another great performance from this show
ya i dont even like this song on the record but this live show is insane! by far my favorite performance by anyone almost ever. im also not the biggest bruce fan. my parents were kinda hippiys so I was more into 80s thrash, grunge, 90s hhip hop and gangster rap, and some classical....go figure.
u are totally right dude.
@@danharris923that’s when you know it’s good. I love Bruce but a huge hip hop and golden era rap fan. It’s like Freddy mercury at live aid. I hate Queen with a passion but it’s probably the best I’ve seen. Young Bruce was one of then best and sometimes you just got to respect talent
Havecyou seen the Live in NY version from early 2000, it's also brilliant.
The last minute of this song is just astonishing: the piano, the guitar, the drums and the wailing vocals all hitting their crescendo - wow...
How can you be so emotionally deep to put up a performance like this at 26? It's astonishing
Grow up poor in a declining industrial town with a schizophrenic father, a selflessly hard-working mother, and an obsessively protective grandmother, with Elvis, the Drifters, and Rolling Stones on the radio .
I so sorry,l just can’t help but comment to all l see from my early experiences and all of us from Jersey. Our gang followed the boys almost every where they played from the Main Point to the Eurlton Bowling Alley. We had to give him away but we KNEW. Great memories that will always keep you forever young with sand under your feet at the shore. Thank you all,wishing you peace. Rocky
I just love how no one claps for like 5 seconds. They can't believe what they just saw!
Tiago Pinto It’s amazing when you’re at a live music concert and that pause takes place. So good everyone is in exactly the same place. Powerful and rare.
To be fair I think it also could have to do with the fact that the performance doesn't end on the same chord that the song begins in, so the audience might be unsure if there will be a last E minor chord played or not.
with Springsteen you'll never know when the song really ends.
@@KummablogiBlogspotzone When he shouts "one, two, three, four!". : )
@@mungofinalfi4480 That's usually when one of his songs starts.
The cameramen deserve a medal for this . Incredible filming 👏🏻
It's such a treasure this show was captured for posterity sake. I'm a broken record on this, but this is my Springsteen. The band is on fire, Bruce sounds like he believes every word of it. He's singing great. The whole thing is epic with everything on the line. He has never been better than this, musically or performance wise.
Seen this hundreds off times,still get goosebumps
I've been a fan for almost 50 years. Feel privilaged that I saw the Boss in concert in 85, 97 (twice) and in 2001, but after watching this, fuck I feel I missed out not seeing him live in 75.
I saw him in 78 in Toronto for the Darkness tour and the energy of Bruce and the band was something I hadn’t seen before and have never forgotten.
The power and imagery of those lyrics are astounding.
The greatest, showman, songwriter and recording artist certainly of my lifetime and quite possibly of all time as far as I am concerned.
I think the best American songwriters are Bob Dylan, Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon. Though not necessarily in that order.
@@RyanJohnson-tw2ch I like Bob Seger but he's not quite in the same league.
Totally agree !
ME: 21yo, 5 times at his concerts, 2534263217 times listening to this masterpiece and I still have tears and goosebumps. BEST LIVE TRACK EVER RECORDED. Sorry for the English
Bruce is the best songwriter in the history. I'm not joking. The boss.
He is brilliant. Second only to Dylan. But that's not fair, they are truly apples and oranges. Both have created works of art that defy what was before and we feel their joy at the creation of great music.
@@42awww Van Morrison is in the mix too
I mean, that's an impossible title to bestow. W. S. Gilbert was brilliant in his time, and Cole Porter in his... just to use two examples.
Personally I think Leonard Cohen is the best of all time but Dylan and the boss are top notch too.
Guy Clark beats them all
Came home late at night. From working tonight in the city. And heard this for the first time. Blown away. Gratitude....for the writing and the voice. And the brother musicians. The whole of it. As always.
I luv Bruce Springsteen songs, but it's his old days, i listen to the most,seem to have more passion N feel more than any other I don't know, maybe it's just me
The first few notes from the piano sent me on a total time warp....back to the first time I heard this song live in 1975 during the Born to Run tour. Pure magic. Still gives me goosebumps and a silly perma-grin. Never gets old.....
Hey man I just wanted to let you know I'm 17 and just discovered this song a week or so ago but every day I drive home from practice it's been queued up because it hits hard
I have to say as a lifelong musician who didn't grow up listening to his older stuff, I always have to listen to it once, read the lyric sheet, then listen to it again before I really enjoy it and understand the brilliance of it...his writing and delivery are so unusual that I'm usually too exhausted trying to keep up with the song the first time I hear these wordy older tunes to enjoy it much the first go around but what a musical adventure it becomes.
As a brand new fan myself, you captured the listening experience very well.
I'm late to the party on this album. Weird how his lyric writing style was so different on this one. He'd never really return to it.
The flood. Forget it. Greatest Springsteen song ever.
The greatest live performance ever.
So underrated!!!! MASTERPIECE
To think he didn't do it live for over 20 years!
Rick and roll reduced to its greatest and purest essence. This is genius beyond words…
This song and this performance might make the cut if I only had one performance to sell a new person on why Bruce is amazing.
He and the band just go nuts on this song.
Can’t believe how blessed I was to hear this in Melbourne Australia ❤️
Agreed!
I don’t know how but I didn’t know of Bruce until I heard Badlands in a department record store in 1978. Since then he has been a constant in my life. Picking me up from the lows and celebrating the highs with me. Both his music and his shows have taught me what it means to devote yourself to what you do and who you are.
Sheer genius. This video shows what he gives to others. Thank you Bruce.
A masterpiece! Springsteen as as good as Dylan!
This is my favorite Springsteen album. I consider every song to be a claasic. Not one even close to bad song.
Long Live Springsteen.
Incredible to see it again. I was there that night!
Please tell more.
This man is a genius of songwriting...
People accuse me of disliking modern pop music and I'm like....are you kidding or are you just having an awful taste in music?
I love how sharp the E Street band looks.With there gangster suits and hats.Sharp as shit.So different from the costumes many other bands wore.Bruce puts.his heart and Soul into this monster of a song.Bruce the true American poet describing street scenes with drama and passion like no other artist ever has and ever will.The performance itself and musicianship,make this one of the most moving and passionate performances I've ever seen on video.God Bless the Boss and the E Street band.RIP Clarence and Danny.You will never be forgotten!❤
IN addition to Bruce being one of the best songwriters there is his band is top notch. I've heard them do this in several different arrangements. They can handle anything
Hell, my parents were babies back then. Would have wanted to be one then too. Not anymore. Today's artists don't know anything about making good music. Grateful that people like Springsteen or Clapton are still here
The performance is awesome. Great song. I love Little Steven's suit! Looks awesome! Miami Steve back then! Awesome. Just awesome
Thats right ! He was Miami Steve back then! Lol
“Sticker smiles sweet, as Gunner breathes deep. His ankles caked in mud. I said “Hey Gunner, man that's quicksand. That's quicksand it ain't mud. Have you thrown your senses to the war? Or did you lose them in the flood?” -
This line is likely my favorite of the whole piece. It’s description and metaphorical symbolism are the blunt full stop to end a tornado of an introductory first stanza.
We have already learned Gunner has just returned back from Vietnam. I like to envision Gunner in this line to be sitting at a quiet bus stop or park bench still in his uniform and looking as though he just got off the plane (when in reality he’s been back for weeks) with his newly made friend Sticker by his side. Gunners fingernails still carry beneath them the dust off the Vietnamese plains, the smell of gasoline still lingers on his coat and the mud is still encrusted to his boots. Sticker notices this and is quick to identify the hidden danger he carries on his heels and says “Hey Gunner, man that's quicksand. That's quicksand it ain’t mud”. Quicksand (in my belief) in this phrase is a metaphor for the burden of the war drowning Gunner in depression and dragging him down without his realization. The mud being still present on his boots is also symbolic of the everlasting impact a traumatic experience can have on an individual. The verse then finishes with Sticker asking Gunner “Have you thrown your senses to the war? Or did you lose them in the flood?”.
Physically Gunner is back on home soil, but (as insinuated by Sticker) he has left his soul on the battlefield and is now the vacant husk of the man he once was.
Gunner is a lost man. Lost in the Flood.
Yeah
It's so cool to see people still analyzing the lyrics of this song after all these years, goes to show Springsteens talent as a songwriter AND the awesome fanbase he and his band has. Have a good one, buddy!
Well put, and agree with most of what you say and feel. Except, this was written at a time when opioid usage was at its peak, and according to Springsteen, that is what quicksand refers to.
Wow, that’s some analysis , great work. Thanks, it’s given me a deeper insight into this wonderful song. Thanks !
You can feel it... just watch this video and you’ll be anywhere but where you are now
This gig is perfection..... original raw beauty !
Best live performance ever by any artist
The performer is growing and gaining confidence ; a voice that kills : like it’s his last show:: the first time I saw him : cried when he sang It’s My Life which was the last song of the first set: really thought the show was over; then “we’ll be Back for another set”””” The Who were the best : till I saw Bruce,,,
Hands down one of the best live performances ever, Bruce and the whole band just ooze passion and mastery of their craft and it’s amazing to watch
His flow is almost the first rap song. So smooth.
Dylan has that crown with Positively 4th street
My beginning of "Bruce for ever & ever"
One of the greatest songs ever.
How about a little euphoric recall y'all! This is as good as it gets for a live concert. Great sound quality - how about the piano and sax and u-huh. Put your headphones on, tune up and Rock On for the 70's!
Absolutely amazing!! I’m 60 years old, I started at about Born to Run. This is as close to traveling back in a time tunnel as it gets for me.
You missed the First Two. I judge you...
@@Onemore59 …..the first 2 albums were great as well. Some of my favorite stuff he did……like this song/act too. Incredible creativity and contrast from much later.
i never appreciated how great this was until recently. One of his best live performances ever, of any song.
Brings tears to my eyes every time I listen to this version of the song
Same thing so much things to say
Hitting it divine. Thank ya, boys, forever and all time.
This song, and this version of it. Master. Intense. So good it hurts.
In 40 years as a brucefan you come across many many fantastic performances. And everytime you think it´s the best you´ve seen........... Now I do again..................................OMG!!!!!!!!!!
incredibly genius, boss is the master for ever
I'm speechless. ♥♥♥
Some artists in our world have so much creativity,that it is not possible to collected everything that they ever recorded and so is Springsteen,Dylan,the Rolling Stones,Clapton,and so on,just to name a few.But I think that is not a problem,it is very good.The most important thing to me is,the joy and the hope that their music brought into my life...Anyway~Thank You For The Music🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The guitar at 4:37 is amazing. Followed up by the drum roll. Tight!
Wow!!!! Always loved the lyrics to this song! Amazing performance!!!
fabulous bruce.
That’s quicksand that ain’t mud
That ain’t oil that’s blood
This is spectacular!👏👏👏💖
Amazing Bruce, amazing ESB!💖👏
Bruuuuuce!
WOW! Takes your breath away,,,
Hell yes
This song is truly dramatic. This is something that everyone should listen to. One of the best songs feom Bruce if not the best, also one of the greatest songs ever composed. And this live performance nails it.
thank you bruce great song
Chef d'oeuvre absolu 🤩
Raw storytelling set to music ... and damn good music at that.
We can all be humble apprentices in his service, and slowly fill our own tool boxes with elements of his Rock and Roll mastery!
Amazing performance ❤ a deep cut still emotional epic song
Roy on that big Steinway is just great
An astonishing voice!⭐❤⭐❤💯🎸🎸🎸
Thanks for that loading....
I really love it....
It is the white Album from Bruce and Big Man and i have it ....this is a great great concert from the first time in London from the E Street Band .......its my live ....love it.😍
Thanks Bruceeee
a germanbrucebloodsister
My favorite Springsteen song.
Fan of Bruce and the e street band for 50 years, I hear this and I’m 17 again, there is nothing better. ❤
I used to play this song for my concerts ! Still the best performance of this one ❤️ everytime I cry
Rien à redire, un grand moment, de puissance , du grand SPRINGSTEEN !
Perfection....!!
This was the best Bruce ever - simply epic
Best version ever.
So jealous that so many of you were at so many of his performances in the 70's 😞😢😭😪😥
Love it 🎸❤️
It's so much feeling!❤️🙆🎧 Wonderful!🎸🎺🎶🎵💚💛
on another level
If you never saw him please do your self a favor best live show ever believe me
It was a big mantle to be placed on Bruce. First, the comparison to Dylan, and then when the world finds out about it, he is called the future of rock and roll. The Dylan thing would fade, but I agree with whoever said that. Bruce proved that without knowing. This early stuff done live here just THRILLS me!
This is still the best version of this song
Une tuerie !
Love these old classics
Sempre fantastico!!! Il nostro giovane Bruce!!!😀😀😇😍😘🎸🎷🎶💎🌟💋
Im here everyday. Such a masterpiece
Merci for loading :) absolutly awesome !
is this a presentation of new caps? - fun over - the early years of Bruce are really fascinating. he´s not only a singer he´s a really poet.
Sempre bravissimo e anche Pattj bravissimi fate sognare❤
CAPOLAVORO ASSOLUTO! IL PIÙ GRANDE DI TUTTI SU DI UN PALCO! I PIÙ GRANDI DI TUTTI, BRUCE E GLI ESTREETERS,THE BLOOD BROTHERS, SENZA RIVALI SU DI UN PALCO,LIVE. I MIGLIORI PER DISTACCO!!!! GREETINGS FROM TRANI SOUTH ITALY EAST COAST
Shit they were all Baby’s but then we were all Baby’s back then, thinking we new everything and knowing, Bugger All. When I see these Wonderful people back then it doesn’t surprise me me in the least , they have gone to the top and stayed there. 🎼💖🇦🇺💖🇺🇸🕺🏻💃🎸🎆
OMG! What a gem!
One of my favorite songs.
Bom dia. Fantástica música. 😍😍😍❤
Jon Stewart brought me here! (Already a massive Bruce fan though)
Same !😂
Me too!
Grannnnnnde Bruce Springsteen 🎸🎤será q ele imaginava chegar onde chegou?💎🤴👏👏👏
Com certeza não era a principal preocupação dele.
@@franciscoprado9637 estudando a vida dele mais a fundo c certeza não...🙏🌹