Bruce played this song to Clarence Clemons in the hospital before he died. "This train". That simple metaphor always moves me deeply. In Bruce's words: "I had a feeling he could hear me because he could squeeze your hand. When I first went to see him, there was some response to your voice and to you being in the room it felt like, so I took a hunch. I knew he was going to die and so I brought the guitar in and strummed a song called Land of Hope and Dreams."
Thank you for posting this more recent classic. It has a special place in my heart. Lovely to see Jake and the band fired up, not to mention the audience. Well done Dublin.❤❤❤❤❤
I was there, my 38 th , first saw him in Slane Castle Ireland in 1985, sold ! And what a magnificent Sunday evening it was, a clear blue sky and the Boss was absolutely on song, incredible.
Have seen BS live on 2 occasions - first, a hundred years ago in Newcastle, England. The second, more recently in Perth, Australia. I’d give my left n#t to see him again.😊
There have been some performances that defy human ability, eg Bobby Hatfield and Unchained Melody, Take it to the Limit by Eagles, Randy Meiszner and this with the Boss
Most importantly they had a more driving drum beat (the one that's present in the verses of this newer version) throughout most of the song and they had the beautiful mandolin melody as the main instrumental hook.
Bruce played this song to Clarence Clemons in the hospital before he died. "This train". That simple metaphor always moves me deeply.
In Bruce's words:
"I had a feeling he could hear me because he could squeeze your hand. When I first went to see him, there was some response to your voice and to you being in the room it felt like, so I took a hunch. I knew he was going to die and so I brought the guitar in and strummed a song called Land of Hope and Dreams."
Thank you for posting this more recent classic. It has a special place in my heart. Lovely to see Jake and the band fired up, not to mention the audience. Well done Dublin.❤❤❤❤❤
Outstanding performance by all of one of my very favorites. WOW! Mighty Max knocks it out of the park!!!!
Awesome Concert! Awesome Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band. ❤ Always
Wonderful song. Great lyrics. Magnificent delivery!
Bruce remains forever young singing through the years. Age is a stage Springsteen navigates very well. Music his medicine…
Soundtrack of my life. Pure joy in music. Never gets old. Love him forever
I was there, my 38 th , first saw him in Slane Castle Ireland in 1985, sold ! And what a magnificent Sunday evening it was, a clear blue sky and the Boss was absolutely on song, incredible.
I'm amazed at how quick Max still is. I've always loved watching Max play and he may look 73 but he sure doesn't play like he's 73.
This is incredible!!!
Merci Quentin!
LOVE❤
Es perfecto el boss❤❤
Incredible, Boss. And band. Nice job, Max and Paul, too.
Good job on the A/V Quentin ❤
Go max
Have seen BS live on 2 occasions - first, a hundred years ago in Newcastle, England. The second, more recently in Perth, Australia. I’d give my left n#t to see him again.😊
What year in Newcastle?
Max is unbelievable
I say the same thing every time I watch Max
❤
🌹♥
There have been some performances that defy human ability, eg Bobby Hatfield and Unchained Melody, Take it to the Limit by Eagles, Randy Meiszner and this with the Boss
I prefer the 2000 and 2002 live versions. They had less sax amd more Max
Most importantly they had a more driving drum beat (the one that's present in the verses of this newer version) throughout most of the song and they had the beautiful mandolin melody as the main instrumental hook.
I so much prefer reunion tour version
Me too
how long the concert was and what time it started ?
started at 7.20pm as people still trying to get in to the grounds, he gave a full 3 hour concert
82, 000 attendance
Funeral song ✅