Bruce Springsteen WE Shall Overcome.

[marcymark]

BRUCE'S new cd came out  today, not BORN TO RUN ,but more Gospel  Southern rock lots of trumpets banjo, and violins,for the real fans only.****

[Death Metal Moe]

<p>IN JERSEY!!!!!!!!!!!!</p><p>AAA WAA WAA WAAAA!!!</p>

[SatCam]

subtitled "The Seeger Sessions"

I've known it all along.. they're the same guy!

http://www.chordsandtab.com/segergutar.jpg

http://www.bruce-springsteen.com/bruce-main.jpg

[FUNKMAN]

<p><strong><font size="1">Bruce Springsteen WE Shall Overcome.</font></strong> </p><p>as opposed to Costner who wanted to Come Allover</p>

[marcymark]

You wanted to know if i knew where Monachie is? LTTLE FERRY CLOSE ENOUGH. Shit we might be neighbors, lets go have a few beers at the Grass hopper in Carlstadt. NOT!

[Death Metal Moe]

<strong>marcymark</strong> wrote:<br />You wanted to know if i knew where Monachie is? LTTLE FERRY CLOSE ENOUGH. Shit we might be neighbors, lets go have a few beers at the Grass hopper in Carlstadt. NOT! <p>Dude, let's end this here.&nbsp; I have been joking with you, I think you feel I'm fucking with you.&nbsp; The Moonachie thing from the other thread was a joke, refrencing Pat from Moonachie who makes bad jokes.</p><p>Do you get it? </p>

[marcymark]

<strong>SatCam</strong> wrote:<br />subtitled &quot;The Seeger Sessions&quot; I've known it all along.. they're the same guy! <img src="http://www.chordsandtab.com/segergutar.jpg" border="0" /> <img src="http://www.bruce-springsteen.com/bruce-main.jpg" border="0" /> <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Pete Seeger not Bob</p>

[torker]

<p>I dug him when he was Bruce Cougar.</p>

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

<p>I've always liked Bruse Springsteen. I remember buying The River when It first came out (pretty expensive for an 8th grader considering it's a double album).</p><p>It's still a great album.</p>

[FUNKMAN]

<strong>Alice S. Fuzzybutt</strong> wrote:<br /><p>I've always liked Bruse Springsteen. I remember buying The River when It first came out (pretty expensive for an 8th grader considering it's a double album).</p><p>It's still a great album.</p><p>The River is also one of my favorite tunes by him...&nbsp; Factory has to be my fav</p>

[Mike Teacher]

<p>Just got back from the third show of this stand. </p><p>A very 'Last Waltz' look to the stage, 19 musicians, ah it's all over the web so...</p><p>Anyway the music is pretty cool, some very old songs about old americana/dustbowl/and a bunch of songs that will come off as political whether the intent was so or not.</p><p>As to the fans, I could never figure out blind following of anyone, much less a band. Springsteen has said he's got nothing left to prove, he's at a state where he can record what he wants, and when he found out about this group of musicians he recorded them and him doing these songs and threw them on a disc. New music = new audience for me, the classic E st. band stuff has been discussed, it's great it'a lame, his solo stuff a la Ghost of Tom Joad and Devils and Dust, some of it blows me away, some bores me to tears. And seeing aging rockers belting out a best of revue rarely hold interest for me.</p><p>I can take Bruce but going to these shows, many/most of his fans... ack.</p>

[narc]

I've never gotten Springsteen, or his working-class hero tripe. Which just goes to show Alice and I have very divergent musical tastes (I was the one who said mean things about Eric Clapton, who I also can't stand)

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

<p>Which just goes to show Alice and I have very divergent musical tastes (I was the one who said mean things about Eric Clapton, who I also can't stand) </p><p>I think Clapton is ok. I have a soft spot for Tears in Heaven.</p><p>Where do we differ? My fave bands are The Replacemants. Bauhaus. KISS, The Clash, Iggy Pop, Nirvana, The Police, The Jam, Wilco, Peter Murphy (not a band but a legend). REM, The Sex Pistols. I'm going back to my roots. Too many bands to list.</p><p>Name some of your fave bands narc. We may not disagree at all. </p>

[Death Metal Moe]

<p><img height="368" src="http://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/Movies/9902/17/message.bottle/link.kevin.costner.wb.jpg" width="300" border="0" /></p><p>&quot;I already overcame.&quot;</p>

[narc]

<hr color="cococo" align="left"></font><strong>Alice S. Fuzzybutt</strong> wrote:<br><p><hr color="cococo" align="left"></font>Which just goes to show Alice and I have very divergent musical tastes (I was the one who said mean things about Eric Clapton, who I also can't stand) <hr color="cococo" align="left"></p><p>I think Clapton is ok. I have a soft spot for Tears in Heaven.</p><p>Where do we differ? My fave bands are The Replacemants. Bauhaus. KISS, The Clash, Iggy Pop, Nirvana, The Police, The Jam, Wilco, Peter Murphy (not a band but a legend). REM, The Sex Pistols. I'm going back to my roots. Too many bands to list.</p><p>Name some of your fave bands narc. We may not disagree at all. </p><hr color="cococo" align="left"><p></p>

Well, I think it was because I made fun of "tears in Heaven for his kid dying.
<br>
That's a lot of old school punk. I don't really have much of an opinion of it. Except I don't like Nirvana or The Clash. But I do like The Police and REM. But not really enough to call myself a serious fan.

[El Mudo]

Meh...there's only one place to go when I need my old school folk fix:


http://www.moorsmagazine.com/images/ocms.jpg

[hereintheUK]

<p>I'm digging the nes album it has really grown on me. I'm going to see him in London on the 8th of May, back in Hammersmith no less. I'm hoping for something really special. This will be my first Springsteen gig too.<br /></p>

[badorties]

<strong>Mike Teacher</strong> wrote:<br /><p>Just got back from the third show of this stand. </p><p>A very 'Last Waltz' look to the stage, 19 musicians, ah it's all over the web so...</p><p>Anyway the music is pretty cool, some very old songs about old americana/dustbowl/and a bunch of songs that will come off as political whether the intent was so or not.</p><p>As to the fans, I could never figure out blind following of anyone, much less a band. Springsteen has said he's got nothing left to prove, he's at a state where he can record what he wants, and when he found out about this group of musicians he recorded them and him doing these songs and threw them on a disc. New music = new audience for me, the classic E st. band stuff has been discussed, it's great it'a lame, his solo stuff a la Ghost of Tom Joad and Devils and Dust, some of it blows me away, some bores me to tears. And seeing aging rockers belting out a best of revue rarely hold interest for me.</p><p>I can take Bruce but going to these shows, many/most of his fans... ack.</p><p>on a (somewhat) related note, i saw van morrison on monday, and i love the man -- but, hate his baby boomer fans</p><p>he's one of those guys that's put out dozens of records in a multitude of different genres, he plays a sampling of 40 year career and all&nbsp;the schmucky fans&nbsp;want to hear are the same four radio hits exactly as they are on the radio</p><p>he's out supporting a country record, and there's jackasses behind me whining over the twangy music</p><p>ack, indeed</p>

[DarkHippie]

<hr color="cococo" align="left"></font><strong>El Mudo</strong> wrote:<br>Meh...there's only one place to go when I need my old school folk fix:


<img src='http://www.moorsmagazine.com/images/ocms.jpg' border=0><hr color="cococo" align="left"><p></p>

[King Imp]

<p>For those that care, Springsteen is going to be bringing his Seeger Sessions show to the PNC Bank Arts Center for 2 nights in June. Christ, that place is gonna be packed! </p>

[El Mudo]

I've been wearing out that OCMS album on my freakin IPod...
I wish they would come out with something new, I think they released an EP if I'm not mistaken, called "Eutaw"...but I think its mainly a lot of stuff that was on OCMS

Their live session from Bonnarroo they played on XM 13 was PHENOMENAL....

[Se7en]

No offense to you Springsteen fans, but I literally - and I'm not joking here - I literally think I'd rather some form of intestinal flu than listen to a single minute of this album.&nbsp; The puking, the diarrhea, all of it I'd choose over this.

[El Mudo]

I would just listen to it for the old folky songs...which i like, but I'd skip the protest songs...

[Death Metal Moe]

<strong>Se7en</strong> wrote:<br />No offense to you Springsteen fans, but I literally - and I'm not joking here - I literally think I'd rather some form of intestinal flu than listen to a single minute of this album.&nbsp; The puking, the diarrhea, all of it I'd choose over this. <p>I would like to echo Se7en's sentiments, but add offense.</p><p>Springsteen is a old jizz bag.</p>