| Hansen writes: I went to see the Copenhagen show, and noticed hvow the crowd cheered when 'Last to die' began. I missed 'Magic' and would have loved to hear 'I'll work for your love' in the set. Wouldn't mind NOT having 'working on the highway' in the set. Glad to have missed 'Girls in their summer clothes'! |
| PATRICK writes: WTF? BRUCE IS AN ENTERTAINER AND A GREAT ONE. HE NEEDS TO GET BACK TO WHAT I LIKE, MELODY AND LYRICS THAT TALK TO ME. ME THAT HAS TO GO TO WORK AND MAKE A LIVING FOR MY FAMILY, AND TAKE ME BACK TO WHAT I HAD AS A YOUNGER MAN WITH DREAMS AND HOPES AND SEX AND FIRE AND FREEDOM. |
| Bruce Hall writes: Bruce has been apart of my life since 1982 and it has seemed as though his life parrelelled mine in so many ways. This is why his songs were so powerful to me. |
| ANTHONY MALIBU FRICKER writes: HI AMERICA ROSALITA CREATED THE FEELING OF YOUTH FINDING SOME FREEDOM ALOT OF SOUL AND ROCK,GOOD VIBES |
| E Street East writes: I don't know, Seems like a lot of money for a convention without a major act. I think the price should be cheaper and it would be a great event. |
| Darragh writes: I was at the three gigs in Dublin in May and he just got better night after night. "Girls in their Summer Clothes" got a great reception. Bruce even drank a pint of lager from a fan!
Last E Street Band concert in Europe? Not a fear of it. Theres already songs made for a new album with the ESB and talks about them playing at Super Bowl 2009 so I doubt it very much. The Boss is as energetic and in good shape as ever! |
| James Young writes: Was at the St Louis Show last night, best I've seen, Bruce seemed to be having fun, 3 hours 15 minutes instaed of 2 hours 15 we saw in Chicago last fall. Hes an attention whore, he'll be back, and I'll be there |
| Gunilla writes: I can understand that You loose your mind sometimes. It?s hard to allways been on tours and it?s nearly the same at every place You are.
Even You will be older, I?m nearly the same age as You. What does it matter if You are in the south or north countrys as long as You know when You are with Your wife and children. You will still be the best. I saw Your show in Gothenburg and they where MAGIC in all ways. |
| Gunilla writes: Of course I will celebrate Bruce birthday but I can?t be there. I was on his first concert in Stockholm 1974 I think it was. It has been a lot more throu the years. In Sweden and outsida as well. The last was in Gothenburg this summer.
He is like a good wine. As older it will be as better it is. He is the best and I really hope he will be out in tours again so I can see him. I really wish him a wonderful and happy birthday and hope he can celebrite it with his family. |
| Paul writes: Amen!
I'm very happy to read this point of view. Too long have fans been occupied with predicting the End of Bruce, the End of the E Street Band, the End of stadium shows. We want more! |
| Gareth Barnes writes: I totally agree! They are young compared with the Rolling Stones hwo are still amazing. Bruce and co have a good few years left in the band yet. The sell by date is not on the horizon...yet! |
| Pauline writes: I LOVED this tour but I do have to say that the one downside to Bruce's spontaneity was that he favoured the rocking roll to the tender moments. Dropping Devil's Arcade to me was a blow. Often Magic too... I think Bruce's poetry and magic really comes alive when he allows for the quieter moments.. and.. the audience would still hush.. In Europe anyway.. I think. But I'm not complaining too much... |
| andy101 writes: he is still miles better than anyone else out there, despite his age. may he continue for many more years to come!!! |
| galveston tx. writes: it was all good. take a break and let's do it again |
| Jacquelyn Jean McCormick writes: I was at that concert and I had the time of my life. I had arrived at 1 in the afternoon. Bruce Springsteen and the E Steet Band was not scheduled until 8:30; it was well worth the wait!! We had to sit or stand in one spot unitl the concert started, which was very trying at times, but when the show started....we were blown away! I have been a fan since the seventies and I was never as up close as that night. I am sure, at least in my mind, that Bruce could hear my gut renching yells and screams as he stood only a few feet in front of me. It was so sur-real!! That night is something that I will love forever and will always be with me. Totaly unforgetable!!! I love you!! :) |
| Waitin' for a Philly Show writes: Let's be real. I think Bruce really struggled to continue the tour after Danny's passing. I think that's why he changed the setlists so much. It helped him stay motivated. I hope he has time to mourn for his friend. I'm sad that Bruce didn't do a stadium show in Philly. But it sounds like the tour was great. Get some rest Bruce. |
| Tommy Risgaard writes: When it comes to The Boss - "Tougher than the rest" makes damn more sense!!! |
| karen zajac writes: dont know how the boss does it. lucky to have seen the 3and1/2 hr. finale of the magic tour at the harley davidson 105th celebration in milwaukee . I was pooped just watching!! what a great ending to yet another great boss tour, dont know how you do it boss man but dont stop!! I!ll be seeing YOU!!! Thanks for more lifetime memories Bruce. you are and always will be the BOSS! |
| karen zajac writes: attended the harley show and was so pleased to see not only us die hard bruce fans being swept away in our 'BRUCE ZONE'of intensity and excitement but also the bikers and others who attended the concert who arent hard care fans get equally carried away with a performance that was a totally awesone end to a wonderfull MAGIC tour. |
| Jacquelyn Jean McCormick/socraeblu2534@yahoo.com writes: I am sorry. I am sorry for Danny's passing. I can not imagine how hard it was for the rest of the E Street Band to continue without their friend by their sides. I feel that once a person has left this world, they are still with you in sprit ;it is just sad that a person can no longer conmmunicate that same ways as before when the sprit was here on earth in a human body. But I sure felt the sprit that night!! Again, I had the time of my life!! |
| Elena Buganza writes: And the movie has won the first price as the best movie of venice movie festival!!! the magic touch of Bruce... but critics said that the movie is really beautiful, sad, and realistic with a great great performance by Mickey Rourke and Marisa Tomei! Well done Bruce!!! |
| George Lazarides writes: it wasn't directed by Mickey Rourke - it was directed by Darren Aronofsky! |
| Karsten writes: You are absolutely correct. I apologize for the error which has now been fixed. |
| LittleStevenMilano writes: srange to see I posted a text under some strange name "George Lazaride" (??), but the purpose was matched! it wasn't directed by Mickey Rourke - it was directed by Darren Aronofsky! |
| darren pritchard writes: i went to shows in dublin manchester and cardiff all
fantastic concerts i loved every minute of them and can t wait for more |
| Joyce Burke writes: i went to 3 shows in manchester milan and paris all superb but milan probably just shaded it because of the enthusiasm of the italian fans.Please come back soon boss after 23 years of watching you play live i still want more! |
| alison beirne writes: I became a bruce fan at the late age of 51! in 2003 i went with a friend to catch The rising tour at manchester cricket ground!!! i was totaly blown away, for weeks after, it was all i could hear in my head!!! now im trying to buy as much bruce as i can. i wake with his songs in my head. the hairs on the back of my neck stand up whenever i catch a song on the radio!! then in 2006 i managed to see him again at sheffield arena for the seeger sessions!!! it was totally amazing! we managed to get into the pit and were very close to the man himself!! the evening was slightly sploit because for some reason the 4 or 5 hours standing queuing and then for the concert etc, made me hurt so much i could have happily cried with the pain. didnt really understand why i hurt so much! then december brought the discovery of a lump! for the whole of 2007 i was getting treatment for lymphoma! no wonder i ached!! chemo and radiotherapy ruled my year that year but my mp3 player and bruce kept me going throughout!!! i even took a dvd player to the hospital with me for my chemo sessions!! i had the nurses dancing to bruce !!!! he was my lifeline !!! due to treatment i didnt have a holiday last year so i booked to go back to my favorite place in italy in may this year!!! i was gutted when i found that bruce was playing manchester when i was away!! due to work etc that was the only venue i could have made! im in remmission now and doing well but cant wait for the next album or better still, the next tour!!!! please play manchester or sheffield any month other than may!!!! thats when i visit italy! either way i cant wait!! keep the music coming bruce!!! even my grandkids love you!!! |
| Driver writes: It's a hell of a song! "...I always leave with less than I had before..." Bruce's songwriting at it's best! |
| Annette writes: We came from germany to see the show in milwaukee. It was uncredible. Springsteen seemed to be doped. I can not imagine, that he will be more better some day. He and the E-Streeters are at the peak of their career! They have so much power. Bruce, dont leave us alone!!! And please return to Europe!! |
| Jackie McCormick writes: I sure hope that if there is a concert in the spring that the band makes a stop in Milwaukee |
| Gilla writes: I do hope that this short tour will be to Sweden as well. I do miss them so much allready. I dream and hope for a soon tour. |
| mick parkinson writes: lets hope the rumour is true and bruce & the band come back to europe no doubt they would sell out again |
| mick parkinson writes: darkness by far the best ever album from bruce and deserves to be celebrated on its thirtieth birthday as was born i can say without doubt the most powerful album i have ever heard |
| mick parkinson writes: was at the manchester show last to die best of magic songs and great to hear bruce performing the superb trapped great show despite the rain |
| mick parkinson writes: i saw the seeger sessions tour in sheffield great concert bruce really seemed to be enjoying it as much as the crowd he even gave some early classics a play different but very good you can always rely on bruce to surprise his fans liked the comment at the end of the show ( thanks for taking a chance on me ) |
| misadventure writes: Happy birthday, Bruce. You're the sexiest man in the universe, in my book. |
| lisa writes: I hope this true, saw Bruce at Giants stadium with our 9 year old son. We want him back!! |
| Kate Northey Qld Australia writes: Bruce you have and will always be number one to me . Keep Rocking !! |
| gus writes: Women adore him men weep to be him. |
| ilan writes: 59 and in his prime , . . amazing , no ?
3 studio alboms in 3 years , just like the first three , and i believe that it will be 4 from 4 . so happy birthday to the man who never lets us down . . and gets us to travel thousands of miles and cash out our savings so we can absorb some of his unending energy . come on bruce , come to israel already . . . the iLSTER israel |
| DEANO writes: there's no one else i'd damage my credit card for !!!!.i hope this is true cos i can't get enough. |
| mick parkinson writes: happy birthday bruce come back to the uk very soon we love you man and we love your music more |
| Eddie writes: happy birthday Bruce!!! THE BEST! given me so much.. cant believe it |
| Lynn Farrell writes: To the man the has comforted me through my entire adult life, thank you! I wish I could tell you how much your music has been so in sync with who I am. I saw you in Houston on April 14th. (and many other times through the years from Atlanta to North Carolina and other points in between) You are my rock. When I need to hear a "voice", you are always there. I hope you keep rocking long past my days. My 18 year old son even loves you. Probably due to my constant inundation, but, oh well, a fan is a fan, right? What I love is that he gets you and your music. It crosses all age limitations and with that in mind... PLEASE KEEP ROCKIN' !!! |
| Tormato writes: I wish Bruce would ditch Brendan O'Brien. Let's get a new sound going. He's done enough with him. |
| Gilla writes: To the most wonderful man in universe. Knowone will lbelive that You are 59. Go on and You will be Young forever. I will allways love and admire You. You allways help me when I?m down. |
| mick parkinson writes: ihave been listening to bruce since the mid seventies, you can relate to a hell of a lot of what he sings about. he may be rich but he is still a regular guy and unlike others he still keeps in touch with normal people which is a rarity in an artist of his stature. when he recorded tougher than the rest my wife and i had just got married and that song so much related to us it is now our song and i am sure every bruce fan can say the same about one song or another. the most important thing about the man is he puts his fans first and would never sell out. |
| Jacquelyn Jean McCormick writes: keep on rockin ... keep on rolling...
And a very happy birhday to you!!! |
| Sal writes: It would be great if one of the stops is the Spectrum in Philadelphia. Bruce could be the act to close the Spectrum. If you don't know it is to be torn down after the current season of sports and shows |
| Big Kevin writes: O yea man.. The Boss.. Football. beer.. all we is a jersey girl by our side and everyman will be in heaven |
| mick parkinson writes: if only the super bowl was being played in the uk |
| mick parkinson writes: will buy a copy no two copies one for me and one for my friend jamie a fellow bruce fan |
| mick parkinson writes: fair play bruce if bush is ousted we in the uk benifit go for it man go for it ! |
| mick parkinson writes: bruce pattie clarence & the rest of you guys come come back to the uk very very soon we cant get enough of you guys |
| mick parkinson writes: we are used to obscure tracks from bruce just bring it on |
| Big Kevin writes: No doubt this is awesome.. But who the hell has that money.. Sorry but being in college, 500 bux just isn't in my budget.. guess I'll just have to watch the videos on You tube |
| Joe Zap writes: Frankly, I feel Bruce, like many wide-eyed Americans, is being fleeced. I do not believe that Sen. Obama is the man he portrays himself as -- a uniter not a divider. I have not only met Sen. Obama and read his book "The Audacity of Hope" but seriously follow American politics on a daily basis.
Sen. Obama, a man with MANY sketchy relationships, has proven to me that in actuality he is not much more than a partisan good-looking liberal who can give a helluva speech. He has much to learn about many things a President should have a grasp of, including: 1) why oil prices rise and fall and why so many countries do not want them based on U. S. dollars, 2) the complexity of international relationships and how to deal with adversaries, and 3) the challenges of the American economic system and the incestuous relationship between Wall St., lobbyists, the Federal Reserve and politicians. I would love to know if Bruce Springsteen has ever heard of ACORN, William Ayers, Jim Johnson, Tony Rezko, and Franklin Raines. If he has heard of them, I'd like to know if he dismisses his messiah's relationships with them like so many Democrats and liberals seem to have done this campaign season -- an ignorant 'see no evil, hear no evil' take on politics. Unfortunately, until Mr. Springsteen and many more Americans are able to think outside the box and realize there is no gun to one's head forcing one to vote for a Republican or Democrat for President of the country we all love, we will get more of the same 'ol, same 'ol from our public servants in Washington, D. C. Bitter partisan politics may be fun fodder for combatants in a 'fight forum' but it is no way to run a country. |
| Janet writes: Although I do not agree with Bruce's political views he is still THE MAN !!!! PS.....Just think about it usually whoever he backs up loses. :-) |
| Madam Marie writes: Well done Bruce and Billy, et al. This ought to be a great show and one I will hopefully be able to watch on YouTube as well. One question, why can't they hold it in Hackensack, ak, ak, ak, ak... |
| Jim writes: Now, if only my Ravens can get there somehow, then Feb. 1st could be the greatest day in human history. |
| Average guy writes: Kind of hard to look out for the little guy while charging $500 per ticket. Goes to show you money talks & the little guy is left behind. Yet all the rich politicians & celebrities claim they are looking out for the little guy. The truth is that they'd rather get a million average people each paying a little in taxes so the millionaire celebrities don't have to pay so much. |
| Philly resident writes: We hope the Obama campaign will payback the City of Philadelphia for all the time spent setting up & cleaning up for the millionaire politician & millionaire celebrity's rally. Unlike Bruce and Obama, the citizens of Philly don't have money to waste. |
| Real friend of the poor writes: Remember Bruce, you're getting older. You can't afford to wait for weeks or months for medical procedures under the Obama plan. I hope you don't do what other well-known people do which is to use your celebrity status to get the best care while some poor nobody who is just as sick or sicker has to keep waiting. |
| the boss writes: real friend of the poor, you need to get real. thats the most ridiculous comment ive seen posted in quite some time. theres so much wrong with it, its not even worth arguing against it. |
| Eddie writes: Bruce your the best, thanks for all means a lot! |
| Old time Bruce Fan writes: On Live 75-85, you said it best Bruce: Blind faith in your leaders will get you killed. Obama hasn't done a thing and you've already made him king. I'm sure if Obama is a disaster, you'll be silent. I don't want to hear it can't get any worse because it can get worse. But when it comes to taxes, you're a multi-millionaire so if Obama raises your taxes, you'll be fine. Unfortunately most of your fans would be harmed if Obama breaks his pledge to cut taxes. |
| RFOTP writes: You tell me. Who gets better medical care? Ted Kennedy or a nobody with the same illness as Senator Kennedy? Even today the answer is Ted Kennedy. When Obama's healthcare plan is instituted, the rich and famous will still find a way to sneak to the front of the line when it comes to getting medical care. |
| mick parkinson writes: please do not label bruce the millionaire celebrity when outside new jersey philly are responsible for a great deal of album sales and concert tickets you helped make bruce a lot of money he has spent almost forty years serving his fans so please allow the guy his political opinion. |
| the boss writes: of course it will happen. thats how the modern world works. but what do you want him to do if he gets sick, deliberately wait around because someone with less money/status also has to?? if i was in his shoes id get around the system to get the best medical care if needed - whether bruce would do that, i dunno, neither do you. springsteen earned his status/money on his own, he wasnt born with it. whether he donates that to charity or spends it on million dollar toilet roll is another argument. he's still entitled to his opinion as to who should be voted next president and he obviously feels obama is the guy to choose based on all his policies/principles. for what its worth, i live outside the US, so dont have any interest in who gets elected. i just see a lot of people complaining about/abusing springsteen in the press for voicing his opinion on politics. if you dont like obama, dont vote for him |
| Former Bruce Fan writes: Boss, I believe you're making RFOTP's point. Springsteen is spending a lot of time campaigning for Obama, even though Obama's policies will be bad for the average citizen. But Bruce doesn't have to care because he's rich and the results won't apply to him. |
| carlos di lernia writes: ?arlos di lernia zzz
says he is the best in the history of rock nobody like him |
| RFOTP writes: I'm really not abusing Bruce, just asking difficult questions. Your response was very sad to be honest. The problem with the current healthcare system is the "rich" can afford it and the poor cannot. With national healthcare, it's available to everyone equally. That what Bruce wants yet you still endorse the rich and famous using their status to get access before a regular person. If that's the case then that's wrong. Nothing has been accomplished. |
| WorldCitizen writes: Change must come. War all over the places, millions of social drop-outs without anyone who cares, mass-murders at schools, homeless people in the middle of riches. Obama is not a king but he is a chance for a change. Besides, U.S. taxes are really low anyway, so there really is no need to lower them, quite the opposite. The point is where to spend the tax money: on war on on people? |
| mick parkinson writes: i agree carlos the greatest ever nobody comes close |
| jason writes: musicans should speak through their music, not their speech...
just my opinion! |
| mickie writes: nice thing with the shirt, though. Dylan and Guthrie all over again. What you allways wanted to be:-) |
| mickie writes: Does anyone in here seriously beieve healthcare will be more social under McCain? Also, boss, you must already have made your share of dough if you're worried about Obamas taxes compared to McCains |
| hazel writes: Let's hope the rumours are true we could'nt get enough of him this year... come back to europe Bruce. |
| Iain Mackay writes: Dream Baby Dream is up on itunes in the uk |
| Iain Mackay writes: I've checked the USA itunes it's up there as well. |
| Knud Flensted writes: To my knowledge, three (not two) officiel videos have been made in connection to the Magic album: Radio Nowhere, Long Walk Home and Girls in Their Summer Clothes. To my opinion, Long Walk Home is also very good as it catches the mood of the song very well. |
| Pam in SF writes: I wasn't able to see it on his site (overload?), so thanks for posting it here. Great song, great performance, and fabulous production!! |
| mick parkinson writes: what can i say absolutely brilliant song superb video seems like bruce does not want to slow down at all which is great news for all his fans all over the world give us more bruce we feed off you as much as you feed off us |
| Deb Cole writes: I love you Bruce, but I just dont know about this one. I'm jukin out to HAMMERSMITH oDEON 1975 right now. WOWWWWWWWWWWWWW |
| Karsten writes: Knud, you are correct. I forgot about the "Girls" video. Oops. |
| Kevin writes: Unbelievable. I think this is absolutely fantastic. I LOVE that bullet mic....
When will Bruce stop amazing? I really hope this is a prelude to his next work. |
| mick parkinson writes: we all hope it is a prelude to his next work kevin every bruce fan on the planet eagerly awaits his next masterpiece. |
| William K. Mahler writes: Kind of reminds me of "Reason To Believe" from the Magic tour as well as traditional Americana Blues..Great job Bruce, you continue to inspire!
-W. K. Mahler, Mahlers.Com |
| Debbie writes: I wish I could be there. Barack Obama is our (the world outside America) best hope. Bruce Springsteen is the most inspiring, wonderful artist I've ever known. |
| Lisa from DC writes: Love it, love it, love it!!!! Don't ever stop, Bruce! |
| Dave Andersen writes: Just thought you might be interested in a link to a video from Bruce's visit with Barack Obama in Cleveland. http://videos.cleveland.com/plain-dealer/2008/11/obama_and_springsteen_in_cleve.html |
| Rocco writes: Hope? Hope is a dangerous thing. Ask the Marines or my son who is in Iraq right now what he thinks of Barack Hussein Obama. He's dangerous!
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| Patrizia, Italy writes: Congratulations, is The Biggest Day for The Global Democracy The Whole World Thank All American People for giving us all those High Hopes! |
| Christian Copenhagen Denmark writes: Got up early this morning to check the US election.
On the TV Mr. Obama was speaking to the big crowd in Chicago and when he ended one of the greatest speaks I have heard in many years( from a politician)out came The Rising. It felt so good, what a great way to start a day sitting in front of the telly and knowing something big has just happend. Congratulations to all Americans. |
| NJguy writes: It is so good to see people from all over the globe rejoice in this election. I believe Obama will restore a positive image of America in your eyes. It got to the point where I was almost embarassed to say I was an American as I traveled abroad. Now I can proudly say that I am an American. God bles Bruce. God bless Obama. God bless America. And God bless this entire world. |
| mick parkinson writes: many congratulations mr president we in the uk are delighted for you let us all hope also it inspires bruce to make another album and embark on another world tour |
| mb writes: Let's wait for Obama to do something first before we worship him. Right now he's a blank slate. |
| mick parkinson writes: i hope the rumours are true and eagerly await conformation and tour details here in the uk we cannot get enough of bruce and of course the fantastic e street band roll on january 20th |
| Michael Ulriksen writes: Rolling Stones Magazine also brings a story about a new album in january....Hopefully it's true :o) |
| Caligula writes: Brendan O'Brien behind the control boar...WHY? |
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