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Thread started 08/28/09 11:31pm

TheKing662

Bruce Springsteen Appreciation Thread

Can you guys please post some pics,vids,even interviews about Bruce aka The Boss




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Reply #1 posted 08/29/09 12:12am

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i hope this is a joke?
You're so glam, every time I see you I wanna slam!
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Reply #2 posted 08/29/09 12:14am

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Reply #3 posted 08/31/09 8:59am

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I like these three songs.

I enjoyed how everyone got the meaning of "Born In The USA" wrong.

He had a nice red-headed tambourine killing wife.






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Reply #4 posted 08/31/09 2:31pm

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The best Springsteen album is "Bat Out Of Hell" by Meat Loaf. Produced by Todd Rundgren.

It was a "send up" or "parody" of Bruce's overwrought style.


http://www.youtube.com/wa...LyQDXlLojI
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Reply #5 posted 08/31/09 2:37pm

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I appreciate him when I'm on the toilet straining to shit. I don't feel quite as constipated in comparison to his voice. lol
Andy is a four letter word.
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Reply #6 posted 08/31/09 2:46pm

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I loved the fact that when Ronald Regan asked Bruce if he could use "Born In The USA" for his political campaign and he poliely told him "Hell No"....He really is anothe Bob Dylan,a musician with convictions and principels that no amount of money can sell out....
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Reply #7 posted 08/31/09 2:57pm

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Yeah, and I liked when Fawn Hall (if you have to ask, you're too young) asked if she could get backstage at a Bruce concert. Bruce reportedly said, "I don't like you, I don't like your boss, and I don't like what you did".

Awesome!

And to all you Bruce haters, well...never mind. Rock is for some people, and not for others, I guess.
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Reply #8 posted 08/31/09 3:06pm

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diamondpearl1 said:

I loved the fact that when Ronald Regan asked Bruce if he could use "Born In The USA" for his political campaign and he poliely told him "Hell No"....He really is anothe Bob Dylan,a musician with convictions and principels that no amount of money can sell out....


lol yeah people just don't get his music. It's like how Jersey was going to make Born to Run their state song...

"It's a death trap
it's a suicide rap
we got to get out while we're young
because tramps like us
baby we were born to run"

confuse

Even I misunderstood Glory Days when I was young, thinking Bruce himself was celebrating apple pie glory days. But he's much more cynical (and optimistic at the same time) than that, and I love it!
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Reply #9 posted 08/31/09 6:01pm

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NDRU said:

diamondpearl1 said:

I loved the fact that when Ronald Regan asked Bruce if he could use "Born In The USA" for his political campaign and he politely told him "Hell No"....He really is another Bob Dylan,a musician with convictions and principles that no amount of money can sell out....


lol yeah people just don't get his music. It's like how Jersey was going to make Born to Run their state song...

"It's a death trap
it's a suicide rap
we got to get out while we're young
because tramps like us
baby we were born to run"

confuse

Even I misunderstood Glory Days when I was young, thinking Bruce himself was celebrating apple pie glory days. But he's much more cynical (and optimistic at the same time) than that, and I love it!


Man we must be like two peas in a pod 'cause I didn't understand Born In The USA till I saw my grandfather flashback on Vietnam as if 30 years was just last week. I loved My Hometown too and it really hit home when I'd watch Bush, Cheney, and Rumsfeld and all their propaganda about the "War On Terror", see the recruiters crusin high schools and malls like pimps in camoflague, and havin to hear the words "I'm sorry there's nothin we can do to help you. The company is moving operations/losing money/can't afford to let anyone else mop these floors for peanuts".....
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Reply #10 posted 09/01/09 9:57am

Jeffiner

carlcranshaw said:

The best Springsteen album is "Bat Out Of Hell" by Meat Loaf. Produced by Todd Rundgren.

It was a "send up" or "parody" of Bruce's overwrought style.


http://www.youtube.com/wa...LyQDXlLojI


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