The song should be played to every aspiring songwriter as the high water mark to aim for and maybe ,just maybe they would see that a huge percentage of the song they write are falling way ,way short.
I saw Springsteen on the "Time/Newsweek" tour in 1975. I didn't even know that much about who I was going to see. I was at Georgetown University. He had been scheduled to play Cole Field House at the University of Maryland, but they couldn't get the stage in so he switched to three nights at Georgetown's much smaller McDonough Gymnasium. I guess I knew "Born To Run" but that was about it. Of course, getting tickets wasn't much of a problem for a Georgetown student with an activities subscription. They announced "Please no flash photography during the opening number." And then a lone figure came out and after a harmonica introduction began to sing: The screen door slams Mary's dress waves Like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays Then I KNEW that I was seeing something VERY special.
My brother and sister bought us all tickets to this concert for my birthday. It was a beautiful time and experience. Some of the songs brought tears to my eyes. So many memories. Thank you my brother thank you my sister. Thank you Bruce and the E street band.
i have 4 children, bbbg ranging from 25 to 18. always told them i would take them so we could experience it together. saw in kc on 2/18. glorious night...
Did warn up for Tom Petty. Petty was listening backstage and could hear the crowd chanting Broooce. Some one saw him looking worried and told him the crowd were shouting Broooooce and were not booing. Petty told him THAT'S WHAT IM WORRIED ABOUT.
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Just love this man. Good guy. Good Son. Good Father. Now he's a grandfather. I'll have to refrain from watching the video of him bringing his Mom on stage to dance, though it's one of favorites. I just lost my Mum last week. She was a great Mom ! Raised 5 children alone. I'll miss her dearly. Rock on Bruce ! 🤟 ✊
What I love about this is that Springsteen is basically karaoking his own legendary track....singing along to it with the crowd as if he was in the crowd himself .....the guys an absolute treasure & an inspiration to musicians across the decades.....deserved all the fame he attained
Took my 27 year old daughter to this show, for her first time, great show great crowd. In all these years of seeing him he just keeps getting better and better. The tightest band ever Jake sounded awesome.
My first concert was in 1985 at age 14. It was Bruce Springsteen and I was in awe of his talent! I saw him again in 2000 and he was even better! I cried the first time I heard him when I was 10 and I heard “The River”. I’ve been a diehard fan since!
I’ve seen him 11 times and he’s always amazing. Yes, he doesn’t jump around like he used to so his concerts now have a little less energy than before but he’s still the greatest. Long live The Boss!!
My last time seeing him was the River Tour, in Chicago. Went by myself. Other than a gal not liking people singing along, it was great. Love the E-Street Band !🤟✨
Can still remember the Born to Run Album debut the Summer of "75" I just rotated from the Rock "USMC ride to ya die" went back home to see old friends, and hit some senior year graduation parties! Third phase hair cut and all! And someone dropped the Born to Run Album on a turntable and cranked up the Pioneer Amp, I heard Thunder Road cut! It made me think of all the desperate emotions you feel as a teenager! And that sax solo, It choked me up! Bought the 8 track the next day! Still is my #1! Tunnel of Love #1A, love me some Bruce!
I saw him the first time he came to Greensboro, probably of the greatest memories I have. 5 hours + of the Boss playing! What a night and memory for me.....
There's nothing else like a seeing the Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band ! I'd love to go to see him in Chicago, but living on Social Security, I can't afford a ticket. I don't hardly ever even eat out. I'm just a few years younger than him, living check to check. I really wish I could see him one last time before I go. I'm planning on going to Wrigley, and listening from the outside of the ballpark. Go and see him if you can. Love how he engages his audience. Especially when he has an audience member come up on stage. It's magic ✨
Saw him at the Tacoma Dome in the early 80's. Definitely more energy then but he was muuuuccch younger. He still kicks butt. In my opinion his best song.
I was able to get an affordable ticket and will see Springsteen in early Sep in NJ. Really looking forward to what is going to be my third Springsteen show!
Saw Bruce on The River tour in the early 1980s. Didn't have a clue who he was, just got a spare ticket from a work colleague. That night changed my life. Thunder Road means so much to me.
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I remember in high school in ‘74… myself and a friend were in his car going to lunch… he was pushing the buttons on his radio… and pushed past a Bruce song… I said “ put that song 🎶 back on “… he said “ who is this?”… I said…” Bruce Springsteen “… he said…” I never heard of him “… I said…” You will…”!!! Going to see Bruce this summer… saw him last in 2016… and going to see him…. In NEW JERSEY…🎶👌🎵🎶🎵👌🎶✌️🎶✌️🎸🥁🪗🎷🎸
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This was the first Bruce Springsteen song I heard after buying Born to Run on a recommendation in 1975 and still my favourite to this day. Seeing him in 11 days time and can’t wait!
Very much wonderfully the same in Detroit last week. I keep thinking he must be following me around since so many of his songs seemed to be based on my life experiences. "No angel is going to greet me", "The highway's jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive", "We're giving each other some hard lessons lately, but we ain't learning", "May I feel your blood mix with mine", etc. Originally saw him in 1976 at Michigan State University.
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My 2nd Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band concert. Was amazed at the one I went to in Atlanta about 6yrs ago. Enjoyed this one in Greensboro. Still amazed by his level of fitness and energy at his age. We should all be so lucky
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The man wrote this when he was I his early 20’s. Genius. I first heard it in1978 and can’t remember a day when I haven’t listened to it. Saw him live a few times on this tour so far and each time I hear the harmonica intro it brings tears to my eyes. Thank you Bruce
It was a great night! I’ve been to 3 concerts in this tour and he’s included Thunder Road each time. One last concert for me in September. So looking forward to it!
Yes! I was there! It was such a fabulous surprise and an AMAZING show!! It was my 2nd show of the tour, and I’m going again to MetLife Labor Day weekend. Cannot WAIT!!! ❤❤❤
Godbless this man. The heart he brings to bear on the simple and at times terrifying act of LIVING one’s life to the absolute fullest is one of his greatest gifts as a musician, human being, band leader, artist and humble servant to the muse within. ALL OF US ARE THE RICHER FOR IT. ❤🎶
We have been blessed with some great rock songwriters - Dylan, Lennon/McCartney, Paul Simon, Bono. But for full-on emotion, honesty and poetry that makes you laugh, cry and enjoy life nobody compares to The Boss.
I've seen Bruce a couple of times starting way back during the Born in the USA tour when I was a teenager. He never disappoints. I'd love to see him live just one more time.
@RickGoodman I wish I could afford it. I'm recovering from breast cancer, which literally took every cent of my life's savings. I can see why Walter White made meth.
@@sharongreathouse8575 I hope you beat cancer & you get to see Bruce. I got to see him once, 9 years ago, at the age of 50, & said then that I could die a happy woman, & I meant it. Two years later I was diagnosed with sarcoma, & held onto that memory. The energy from the band & audience is like nothing else on earth (& I’ve attended thousands of concerts in my time), it stays with you a lifetime.
I was 18 years old when his Born to Run album came out. I was a little confused about the crazy world back then and didn't really know where I fit in. I would listen to the lyrics of his album over and over again until I finally understood. You don't have to figure out the world, just figure out who you are inside and the rest will take care of itself.
It was a fantastic night! As Bruce has said he and the band continue to come out every night and give it their all (at a ZILLION %)!!! His voice still sounds great and he definitely knows how to make magic. I LOVE so many of the songs, but recently I think I’m deciding that Thunder Road may be my absolute favorite! What a master craftsman to weave such a story into the song. Mr. Springsteen is a fantastic songwriter/singer, a consummate performer, and a genius!❤
Bruce you had me crying on this version of Thunder Rd great version jake is great on sax but I miss Clarance and Danny RIP. I love you all. Thanks for the new tour and the old tours and all the great memory's. Saw you 8 times over the years including the 92=93tour but tickets have gotten to high for me to affored that's how it is when Born In the USA.
Maestro Americano. You can hear Bob Dylan in his voice and in his lyrics. The fans know every word and note. His band is a tour de force. Good horn playing leaves a permanent mark on your memory. I hope I get the chance to see him one day.
You can definitely tell age is finally catching up with him, but he's still his own tier when it comes to live performances. I'm so happy to have been able to see him on what may be his last tour, absolutely magical.
This is what it looks like when you have earned the love of Irish fans. I first saw Bruce live in Slane for over 3 hours on a hot July day in 1985. He's older and better as an artist since then, and he was great then. He's an Irish Italian American who excels at storytelling, and he's come home to the home of storytelling, Ireland.
I got the nickname Bruce..back in the 80's...due to my adulation and admiration of him...glad for that....but in my advancing years..we can never perhaps get a taste of his live concert here in our beloved Philippines!...but still go on rocking Boss!🎉🎉
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I saw him in Atlanta in February and then in Greensboro. I liked the Atlanta show better only because our seats were better than Greensboro. Other than that, I rocked out both nights. Would loved to have heard Trapped or If I Were a Priest but they were not played. I thought the only show I would go to this year would be Atlanta but after that show, I wanted to see him again so I will probably get tickets when he’s back from his European tour. His music has been the soundtrack of my life since the first time I saw him in 1981. He is the Boss and I love the E Street Band🎶❤️
Bruce has played Thunder Road and Born To Run jn every single concert encore on this tour. Anyone who was surprised simply hasn’t been paying attention to the set list published for each show.
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That woman in blue is having the time of her life. Boy, talk about having an audience in the palm of your hand. Thanks to everyone posting these videos.
Thunder Road for me is one of Bruce's "key" songs that I like most, besides Born to Run and Jungleland. I saw him him performing Thunder Road in Amsterdam May 27th 2023. It was again so powerful and emotional, thanks Bruce !
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Dammit my eyes are a waterfall when I hear this song of my college days
Amazing that a song written nearly fifty years ago can still hold so much power and emotion. A testament to his talent as a songwriter and performer.
The song should be played to every aspiring songwriter as the high water mark to aim for and maybe ,just maybe they would see that a huge percentage of the song they write are falling way ,way short.
It's a propostion
I saw Springsteen on the "Time/Newsweek" tour in 1975. I didn't even know that much about who I was going to see. I was at Georgetown University. He had been scheduled to play Cole Field House at the University of Maryland, but they couldn't get the stage in so he switched to three nights at Georgetown's much smaller McDonough Gymnasium. I guess I knew "Born To Run" but that was about it. Of course, getting tickets wasn't much of a problem for a Georgetown student with an activities subscription.
They announced "Please no flash photography during the opening number." And then a lone figure came out and after a harmonica introduction began to sing:
The screen door slams
Mary's dress waves
Like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays
Then I KNEW that I was seeing something VERY special.
great comment ....feel the same....
August 1969. 21 And spending a weekend up in Woodstock, NY. Good Memories
I am just loving all the videos. My son and I will see him in September!! Cannot wait!!
Bruce's masterpiece, I think. An amazing song to this day. Bruce is fabulous.
My brother and sister bought us all tickets to this concert for my birthday. It was a beautiful time and experience. Some of the songs brought tears to my eyes. So many memories. Thank you my brother thank you my sister. Thank you Bruce and the E street band.
Thanks for sharing!
Lucky duck!
Sensational siblings.
i have 4 children, bbbg ranging from 25 to 18. always told them i would take them so we could experience it together. saw in kc on 2/18. glorious night...
Great concert 👍! I think I was there myself 😃!!
Bruce's has the best concert"s!
Ive seen the Boss 27 times since 1978, even saw him as a warm up act!!! No one is like him live, no one
Share who he warmed up for. Hate to follow him lol
He hasn't been a warm up act for anyone from 1978 to now.
Who'd he open for? Awesome!
I agree completely! Where did you see him as a warm-up act? I saw him in '73 at the infamous Chicago concert at the Spectrum in Philly.
Did warn up for Tom Petty. Petty was listening backstage and could hear the crowd chanting Broooce. Some one saw him looking worried and told him the crowd were shouting Broooooce and were not booing. Petty told him THAT'S WHAT IM WORRIED ABOUT.
and the marathon continues. He enters with a smile on his face and begins his magic. The audience goes wild❤
God love him. There's only one bruce. So much love all around the world for 'The Boss' and rightly so.
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True statement!
Just love this man. Good guy. Good Son. Good Father. Now he's a grandfather. I'll have to refrain from watching the video of him bringing his Mom on stage to dance, though it's one of favorites. I just lost my Mum last week. She was a great Mom ! Raised 5 children alone. I'll miss her dearly. Rock on Bruce ! 🤟 ✊
💔
I am sorry for the loss of your Mum.
I bet Bruce could get all our dear mums dancing bless ' m all
What I love about this is that Springsteen is basically karaoking his own legendary track....singing along to it with the crowd as if he was in the crowd himself .....the guys an absolute treasure & an inspiration to musicians across the decades.....deserved all the fame he attained
Awesome, wish I could've been there!
there are more shows coming
Took my 27 year old daughter to this show, for her first time, great show great crowd. In all these years of seeing him he just keeps getting better and better. The tightest band ever Jake sounded awesome.
I AGREE
Any Springstten show is bound to have some magic in it somewhere.
My first concert was in 1985 at age 14. It was Bruce Springsteen and I was in awe of his talent! I saw him again in 2000 and he was even better! I cried the first time I heard him when I was 10 and I heard “The River”. I’ve been a diehard fan since!
The Man, The Myth, The Legend
Still have a the Album Born in the USA tha for the music memory and the Ones to come Respectfully 🇺🇸🇦🇺🇺🇸❤
Thats Awesome!
I’ve seen him 11 times and he’s always amazing. Yes, he doesn’t jump around like he used to so his concerts now have a little less energy than before but he’s still the greatest. Long live The Boss!!
I think the energy is still there!
My last time seeing him was the River Tour, in Chicago. Went by myself. Other than a gal not liking people singing along, it was great. Love the E-Street Band !🤟✨
Can still remember the Born to Run Album debut the Summer of "75" I just rotated from the Rock "USMC ride to ya die" went back home to see old friends, and hit some senior year graduation parties! Third phase hair cut and all! And someone dropped the Born to Run Album on a turntable and cranked up the Pioneer Amp, I heard Thunder Road cut! It made me think of all the desperate emotions you feel as a teenager! And that sax solo, It choked me up! Bought the 8 track the next day! Still is my #1! Tunnel of Love #1A, love me some Bruce!
Wow 8 Track those were good times!
I saw him the first time he came to Greensboro, probably of the greatest memories I have. 5 hours + of the Boss playing! What a night and memory for me.....
Born to Run, another great album.
yes indeed!
Long live The boss!!!
The people's friend. Thankfully Bruce is with us in these troubled times. Still not seen him live yet....hopefully soon.
There's nothing else like a seeing the Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band ! I'd love to go to see him in Chicago, but living on Social Security, I can't afford a ticket. I don't hardly ever even eat out. I'm just a few years younger than him, living check to check. I really wish I could see him one last time before I go. I'm planning on going to Wrigley, and listening from the outside of the ballpark. Go and see him if you can. Love how he engages his audience. Especially when he has an audience member come up on stage. It's magic ✨
Saw him at the Tacoma Dome in the early 80's. Definitely more energy then but he was muuuuccch younger. He still kicks butt. In my opinion his best song.
I was able to get an affordable ticket and will see Springsteen in early Sep in NJ. Really looking forward to what is going to be my third Springsteen show!
awesome
What a wonderful wonderful man!!!
Glad to see Bruce always being Bruce❤ ❤❤👍👍👍☀️☀️
Phantastische Atmosphäre 😍😍😍😍, das Publikum 😍😍😍 und Bruce 😍😍😍😍
Glad you liked it!
Saw Bruce on The River tour in the early 1980s. Didn't have a clue who he was, just got a spare ticket from a work colleague. That night changed my life. Thunder Road means so much to me.
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Scotland in May, so excited! 🏴🏴🏴
I'm excited for you!
Saw him a week ago in MSG. Awesome show. He rocked the house for 3 hours.
They still can do it at a high level!
The Boss!!
You Bet!
He is so unbelievably great
yes he is!
I remember in high school in ‘74… myself and a friend were in his car going to lunch… he was pushing the buttons on his radio… and pushed past a Bruce song… I said “ put that song 🎶 back on “… he said “ who is this?”… I said…” Bruce Springsteen “… he said…” I never heard of him “… I said…” You will…”!!!
Going to see Bruce this summer… saw him last in 2016… and going to see him…. In
NEW JERSEY…🎶👌🎵🎶🎵👌🎶✌️🎶✌️🎸🥁🪗🎷🎸
Stunning performance well done you all \ 10 / \ 10 / \ 10 / ❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😀
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Jake, evoking the Ghost and Blessing of Clarence, always gives me a lump in the throat.
Absolutely fabulous thanks for the comment!
This was the first Bruce Springsteen song I heard after buying Born to Run on a recommendation in 1975 and still my favourite to this day. Seeing him in 11 days time and can’t wait!
Very much wonderfully the same in Detroit last week. I keep thinking he must be following me around since so many of his songs seemed to be based on my life experiences. "No angel is going to greet me", "The highway's jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive", "We're giving each other some hard lessons lately, but we ain't learning", "May I feel your blood mix with mine", etc. Originally saw him in 1976 at Michigan State University.
Thats awesome!
Can confirm. Twas incredible
I love Bruce Springsteen!
Me too!
BRUCE! ❤
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Always great, I sung this song about 25 years ago with the crowd🎉
very cool!
31 times Bruce and this song stays the best for me.... the last lines and the music.... goosebumbs
me too
The Boss 🎉❤❤❤❤
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My 2nd Bruce Springsteen and E Street Band concert. Was amazed at the one I went to in Atlanta about 6yrs ago. Enjoyed this one in Greensboro. Still amazed by his level of fitness and energy at his age. We should all be so lucky
He can rock!
It's the tequila.
I was at this concert and it was truly magical how he did this song! Truly breathtaking!
totally agree
One of the best songs ever written.
I agree
Can't wait for London in July.... The Boss on Thursday evening followed by The Piano Man on Friday...
That sounds Awesome!
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I’m going to both too! Can’t wait.
The man wrote this when he was I his early 20’s. Genius. I first heard it in1978 and can’t remember a day when I haven’t listened to it. Saw him live a few times on this tour so far and each time I hear the harmonica intro it brings tears to my eyes.
Thank you Bruce
Its Awesome!
It was a great night! I’ve been to 3 concerts in this tour and he’s included Thunder Road each time. One last concert for me in September. So looking forward to it!
" I know it's late..we can make it if we run"... beautiful song !!
A Classic!
My favorite Springsteen tune by far.
MINE ALSO!
❤❤❤ Tolles Publikum, Bruce Springsteen mittendrin, diesen Song mag ich sehr. Klasse❤❤❤
I was there and it sounded great
It was great thanks for commenting!
Yes! I was there! It was such a fabulous surprise and an AMAZING show!! It was my 2nd show of the tour, and I’m going again to MetLife Labor Day weekend. Cannot WAIT!!! ❤❤❤
So cool!
Godbless this man. The heart he brings to bear on the simple and at times terrifying act of LIVING one’s life to the absolute fullest is one of his greatest gifts as a musician, human being, band leader, artist and humble servant to the muse within. ALL OF US ARE THE RICHER FOR IT. ❤🎶
This is love! The soundtrack of my life! 💕
Thats awesome!
I was there it was a great concert. It was my third Springsteen concert
We have been blessed with some great rock songwriters - Dylan, Lennon/McCartney, Paul Simon, Bono. But for full-on emotion, honesty and poetry that makes you laugh, cry and enjoy life nobody compares to The Boss.
Bruce você é formidable...adoro seus vídeos tudo muito legal mesmo😎😎😎😎😎 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Probably my favourite Springsteen song. Brilliant to include the brass section at the end. This man is unmatched as a live performer
mine too!
Doesn't get any better than that
agreed
Jake pointing to the sky and starting to play gave me instant chills. Miss you Big Man.
yes that was very cool!
gets me everytime
me too!
Wie immer ein Traum ❤❤
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you! from the Netherlands
your welcome!
I've seen Bruce a couple of times starting way back during the Born in the USA tour when I was a teenager. He never disappoints. I'd love to see him live just one more time.
Its worth it!
@RickGoodman I wish I could afford it. I'm recovering from breast cancer, which literally took every cent of my life's savings. I can see why Walter White made meth.
Heading to see him in May here in Ireland again
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@@sharongreathouse8575 I hope you beat cancer & you get to see Bruce. I got to see him
once, 9 years ago, at the age of 50, & said then that I could die a happy woman, & I meant it. Two years later I was diagnosed with sarcoma, & held onto that memory. The energy from the band & audience is like nothing else on earth (& I’ve attended thousands of concerts in my time), it stays with you a lifetime.
I was 18 years old when his Born to Run album came out. I was a little confused about the crazy world back then and didn't really know where I fit in. I would listen to the lyrics of his album over and over again until I finally understood. You don't have to figure out the world, just figure out who you are inside and the rest will take care of itself.
So well said, a rite of passage for us supposedly wise species- "I think, therefore I am." And "I love, therefore I am." ...blessings...
How can this song still bring tears to my eyes 35 years later? ❤
It's amazing how music has the power to evoke such strong emotions, even years later!
That version is from 1974 and appeared on the Live at Leeds album. My absolute favorite version!
Thats awesome!
Bruce looking and sounding great! Can't wait to see him in May.
You will love it!
@@RickGoodman thanks very much. I am so excited for it I'm like a big kid 😂😂
It was a fantastic night! As Bruce has said he and the band continue to come out every night and give it their all (at a ZILLION %)!!! His voice still sounds great and he definitely knows how to make magic. I LOVE so many of the songs, but recently I think I’m deciding that Thunder Road may be my absolute favorite! What a master craftsman to weave such a story into the song. Mr. Springsteen is a fantastic songwriter/singer, a consummate performer, and a genius!❤
Awesome show!
❤
His voice sounds great??
Not sure what you are listening to
@@patricedelrosario8284 lol, his voice sounds great? Myopic.
This is, most likely, on or after the third hour. No other has that kind of energy… even those half his age.
Bruce you had me crying on this version of Thunder Rd great version jake is great on sax but I miss Clarance and Danny RIP.
I love you all.
Thanks for the new tour and the old tours and all the great memory's.
Saw you 8 times over the years including the 92=93tour but tickets have gotten to high for me to affored that's how it is when Born In the USA.
You could say I was brought up on bruce. And even though are political views are different. I love his music always my favorite.
True!
The boss
He is amazing and a powerhouse!
Thats amazing! Jake nails it. He's gotta bring back the 40 year old Clarence vibe in Bruce. That's fabulous!
Totally!
Maestro Americano. You can hear Bob Dylan in his voice and in his lyrics. The fans know every word and note. His band is a tour de force. Good horn playing leaves a permanent mark on your memory. I hope I get the chance to see him one day.
Im glad you liked it!
I love the girl in pink who holded his shoe😍
You can definitely tell age is finally catching up with him, but he's still his own tier when it comes to live performances. I'm so happy to have been able to see him on what may be his last tour, absolutely magical.
He is great live!
@@RickGoodman That's an understatement
This is what it looks like when you have earned the love of Irish fans. I first saw Bruce live in Slane for over 3 hours on a hot July day in 1985. He's older and better as an artist since then, and he was great then. He's an Irish Italian American who excels at storytelling, and he's come home to the home of storytelling, Ireland.
He and the family lived in Killiney for awhile 🍀
"Springsteen " it's a good old Oirish name sure and it is!
I love it when the crowd joins in. Great performance. I can only hope Toronto gets something just as beautiful
I hope so too!
We will be there on Thunder Road Toronto
Iirc, in his memoir, NC was one of the places he could count on as loving him right from the get go, so they’d be three generations of fans.
It's great seeing super fan Becca (front corner of the stage wearing pink) dancing and singing along.
cant keep your eyes off becca at a show!
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I got the nickname Bruce..back in the 80's...due to my adulation and admiration of him...glad for that....but in my advancing years..we can never perhaps get a taste of his live concert here in our beloved Philippines!...but still go on rocking Boss!🎉🎉
nice
Still going strong
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Yes he is
Loved it with the horns
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They are great!
I was stunned by his Jeep commercial.
I saw him in Atlanta in February and then in Greensboro. I liked the Atlanta show better only because our seats were better than Greensboro. Other than that, I rocked out both nights. Would loved to have heard Trapped or If I Were a Priest but they were not played. I thought the only show I would go to this year would be Atlanta but after that show, I wanted to see him again so I will probably get tickets when he’s back from his European tour. His music has been the soundtrack of my life since
the first time I saw him in 1981. He is the Boss and I love the E Street Band🎶❤️
That sounds great!
An amazing night. Didn't realize Thunder Road wasn't on the setlist. So thrilled it was added!
Great Night!
And I'm not saying that's a bad thing. I'm a die-hard Boss fan, saw him in Seattle on this tour and he played Trapped! Which was rad!!
Bruce has played Thunder Road and Born To Run jn every single concert encore on this tour. Anyone who was surprised simply hasn’t been paying attention to the set list published for each show.
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Not true. Thunder Road was not a regular set list song at that point in the tour.
That woman in blue is having the time of her life. Boy, talk about having an audience in the palm of your hand. Thanks to everyone posting these videos.
yes she was!
Nice
Thanks, Dr Rick, for posting. I wasn’t there, but it resonates just as it did the first time I dropped the needle on this album nearly 50 years ago!
You're very welcome
Thunder Road for me is one of Bruce's "key" songs that I like most, besides Born to Run and Jungleland. I saw him him performing Thunder Road in Amsterdam May 27th 2023. It was again so powerful and emotional, thanks Bruce !
agreed
Backstreets. Completes the four
what it must feel like to have hundreds who have carried it in their hearts for half a century deliver it back to you.
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i didn't think he was up to it this tour, but damn he proved many people wrong
he was awesome!
Como te admiro ,meu ,nosso eterno Bruce. ❤🎉
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The Greatest Rock and Roll Song of All Time!