My friends weren’t into Bruce in late 70s and early 80s. I was drawn to Born to Run and The River. Somehow I felt a feeling of guilt or not belonging because I loved Stolen Car and Wreck on the Highway. What 17 year old listens to these dark, quiet songs? I was supposed to only listen to Stones, Who, Seger, Eagles, all great bands. I’m 54 and these songs mean more to me now than ever. No guilt, no not belonging feelings just grateful I was able to recognize greatness early. .
i have heard many versions of the song. But this conjured up my whole body from the first to the last minute with goosepumps. That's the fascination with this band. The perfect composition of the instruments and the background singers. Above all, the voice of the boss himself, which is unique in this universe. I wish I had been to this concert. Thank you for the upload.
My friends weren’t into Bruce in late 70s and early 80s. I was drawn to Born to Run and The River. Somehow I felt a feeling of guilt or not belonging because I loved Stolen Car and Wreck on the Highway. What 17 year old listens to these dark, quiet songs? I was supposed to only listen to Stones, Who, Seger, Eagles, all great bands. I’m 54 and these songs mean more to me now than ever. No guilt, no not belonging feelings just grateful I was able to recognize greatness early. .
Criminally underplayed song. Just fantastic. So much conveyed in so few words.
One of his best. Magic when it is played in the movie "Cop Land" even though it is just a small part of the song.
When this plays in Copland, it's one of the best music cues in cinematic history. Devastating song.
To play a song that slow , THAT good - any seasoned musician will tell you is a true sign of greatness . Johnny G
I may have cried a hundred times listening to this song. And the best thing about it is that I don't know why I did it.
Raw and beautiful. The metaphor of the stolen car is profound. It's a cry for help that goes unheeded.
maybe because i'm stoned, but why is there a large set on false teeth in the background
“All the best girls were taken…”
My first Sprinsteen concert, worth every penny-- the voice and soul of my generation
I could never pick a favorite, but this is the greatest song he ever wrote.
A lot of people's story, told in 5 minutes... only the boss is capable of doing this...he is the greatest !!!!
Can't listen to it enough. How did he write my life into a song?
Loved you Bruce & E Street Band from your early 80s . You are truly the best, you make me rock, you make me cry. Lots of LovefromLondonxx
Bruce Springsteen the face of the Telecaster!!. Iconic voice anyone who listens to 5 seconds of Bruce knows it's him.
maybe my favorite Springsteen song.
Greatest song ever
If you want a super great song, just listen, The boss rules
i have heard many versions of the song. But this conjured up my whole body from the first to the last minute with goosepumps. That's the fascination with this band. The perfect composition of the instruments and the background singers. Above all, the voice of the boss himself, which is unique in this universe. I wish I had been to this concert. Thank you for the upload.
Hauntingly beautiful.