First Time Hearing | Bruce Springsteen | We Wanted to Go with Bruce! | Born to Run Reaction
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- Bruce Springsteen | Born to Run Reaction
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What is your favorite Bruce Springsteen song?
Listening to newbies trying to talk about the deep meaning of Bruce is like watching two blind kids talk about Picasso. “Born to Run” is an anthem for wanting to escape the weight and pressure of life. The signature line, 'Tramps like us, baby, we were born to run!' conjures an image of the rebel with the wind at their back, the promise of freedom on the horizon. For those who work long, hard days in factories-the need to feel the thrill of yonder resonates deeply.
many of his songs are thought of as "patriotic" but they are much deeper than that. Blue collar, New Jersey through and through.
Where to start? "Rosalita", "Dancing In the Dark", "Tenth Avenue Freeze Out", "Glory Days," "The River", "The Ghost of Tom Joad," "41 Shots," "The Rising," "Streets of Philadelphia," "Jungleland," "Badlands," "Thunder Road," ... Bruce has been making records since the 70s up until just last year. You have a huge rabbit hole to discover. :)
This video is from 2002. He is more popular and appreciated outside the US (as people in the US do not appreciate his politics) these days. Huge in Europe. The E Street Band has been his band since 1971-72 although a couple of them have played with him since 1969. He joined his first band aged 16. He was known as an excellent guitarist and was always the lead guitarist. These days he takes the lead on certain songs, while Steve or Nils will lead on others. A shared workload. He writes all his own songs and has over 20 studio albums selling over 150 million copies worldwide. He has 20 grammys, 1 Oscar, 2 Golden Globes and 1 Tony award for his Broadway show. Has been inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the Rock snd Roll Songwriters Hall of Fame, voted best live act on numerous occasions among other awards. Currently 74 years old and just started a world tour five days ago. His shows have trimmed down slighly and now go for three hours. His longest show was just over four hours! Try reacting to these:
First time I saw Bruce and the E Street Band, 1974 in Detroit, nearly a 4 hour set!! Last time I saw the boys, last year in Detroit, another 3 plus hour show, and consider the band is in their 70's!! Will be seeing the gang again, twice in Toronto this upcoming November. That'll put me over 40 shows and I wish I could do 40 more. You have to understand the power and majesty of Springsteen show, the communion with 30,000 of your new best friends. His music has been part of my life for nearly 50 years and has helped me through the good and the bad. The E Street band is legendary, and at some point, sit back with a lyric sheet and a live performance of Jungleland with Clarence on the sax and you will understand what it is all about.
the guitar player with the bandana is also a main character on the Sopranos. Silvio. His name is Steven Van Zandt and he is a member of Springsteen's E street band. The redheaded female is Bruce's wife and the incredible Saxophone player was the late great Clarence Clemons. RIP.
After this song, probably his most best known was Born in the USA. I liked a tune called Adam raised a Cain. Springsteen along with M.Jackson & Prince were the biggest "male" stars of the 80's. His lead guitar was a regular on The Saprano's TV show. The Drummer was like a Co-host on Conan O'Brien. Oh, yeah. Bruce has become very good friends with Barack Obama.
Bruce started out with a band called Steel Mill when he was young and in that band he played more guitar-centric music and soloed much more, but little by little the band grew and evolved into the E Street Band and he became a band leader and rhythm guitarist to showcase his songwriting better. Though he doesn't usually do guitar solos and when he does they tend to be on the simpler side, he's a much better guitarist than most people realize.
Springsteen & the E Street Band are the greatest American Rock & Roll band ever!
I can name every member on Bruce’s band and he is back on tour.
Go Tract to Tenth Avenue Freeze Out by Bruce Live In NYC 2000.Official dvd .
Those Barcelona shows are always crazy.. such excellent crowd participation ... it's insane !
Bruce has a range that is unbelievable. You should try THE RIVER but make sure it is the version off Bruce Live 1975- 1985. his intro where he talks about his relationship with his dad.
Ton of guitarist that play lead AND sing.
So, so many songs to listen (especially live videos) to, but how about a different type of live performance: New York City Serenade Live in Rome. A true masterpiece!!!!
The instruments that you are mentioning. One is a piano and the other is a keyboard
If you want to gind out what happens to these characters after the ride off into the sunset, listen to his next couple of albums, 'Darkness on the edge of town' and 'The River'.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a video where someone has never heard of Bruce Springsteen, or for that matter didn’t really know Barcelona was in Spain …stunned
Like others have mentioned, indeed the Boss is patriotic but most of his music is a critique. In particular he captures the essence of blue collar America and the loss of that "American Dream." Actually, if you want something different to react to how about "Darkness on the Edge of Town"?