Red Mosquito

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 1:44 am**

evenslow wrote:Guys I'm sorry I'm a thousand years late on this one cuz I'm a top grade asshole.

This shit is really solid. I like it a lot actually, as far as re-listen-ability. It doesn't have a lot of true heights but like every song is 3 out of 4. Rockin' and rollin' with the E Street - a kind of mix between Magic and Western Stars. I'll absolutely take it, especially Letter To You and Burnin' Train and The Power of Prayer and House of a Thousand Guitars. Good shit man!

Do yo hate "if i were a priest" ?

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 2:15 am**

Strat wrote:
evenslow wrote:Guys I'm sorry I'm a thousand years late on this one cuz I'm a top grade asshole.

This shit is really solid. I like it a lot actually, as far as re-listen-ability. It doesn't have a lot of true heights but like every song is 3 out of 4. Rockin' and rollin' with the E Street - a kind of mix between Magic and Western Stars. I'll absolutely take it, especially Letter To You and Burnin' Train and The Power of Prayer and House of a Thousand Guitars. Good shit man!
Do yo hate "if i were a priest" ?

What's the opposite of does the pope shit in the woods? Is Bruce Springsteen from fucking Freehold, New Jersey??

He's singing like Hamilton Leithauser at age 70, of course I dig it.

Major key rock and roll, my brutha.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 2:22 am**

evenslow wrote:
Strat wrote:
evenslow wrote:Guys I'm sorry I'm a thousand years late on this one cuz I'm a top grade asshole.

This shit is really solid. I like it a lot actually, as far as re-listen-ability. It doesn't have a lot of true heights but like every song is 3 out of 4. Rockin' and rollin' with the E Street - a kind of mix between Magic and Western Stars. I'll absolutely take it, especially Letter To You and Burnin' Train and The Power of Prayer and House of a Thousand Guitars. Good shit man!
Do yo hate "if i were a priest" ?
What's the opposite of does the pope shit in the woods? Is Bruce Springsteen from fucking Freehold, New Jersey??

He's singing like Hamilton Leithauser at age 70, of course I dig it.

Major key rock and roll, my brutha.

Well you didnt single it out so i was a little concerned....

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 2:42 am**

Strat wrote:
evenslow wrote:
Strat wrote:
evenslow wrote:Guys I'm sorry I'm a thousand years late on this one cuz I'm a top grade asshole.

This shit is really solid. I like it a lot actually, as far as re-listen-ability. It doesn't have a lot of true heights but like every song is 3 out of 4. Rockin' and rollin' with the E Street - a kind of mix between Magic and Western Stars. I'll absolutely take it, especially Letter To You and Burnin' Train and The Power of Prayer and House of a Thousand Guitars. Good shit man!
Do yo hate "if i were a priest" ?
What's the opposite of does the pope shit in the woods? Is Bruce Springsteen from fucking Freehold, New Jersey??

He's singing like Hamilton Leithauser at age 70, of course I dig it.

Major key rock and roll, my brutha.
Well you didnt single it out so i was a little concerned....

Spoiler: show

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 2:51 am**

Last Man Standing, Power of Prayer, House 1000 guitars and Ghosts are awful songs.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 2:59 am**

LetMeSleep wrote:Last Man Standing, Power of Prayer, House 1000 guitars and Ghosts are awful songs.

Ghosts has grown on me.

Last man standing and power of prayer sound the same to me. House of 1,000 guitars is awful.

Otherwise this album is fucking great.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 3:12 am**

Strat wrote:
LetMeSleep wrote:Last Man Standing, Power of Prayer, House 1000 guitars and Ghosts are awful songs.
Ghosts has grown on me.

Last man standing and power of prayer sound the same to me. House of 1,000 guitars is awful.

Otherwise this album is fucking great.

I must live in a different universe cuz I like all that shit. Baby, that's the power of prayer.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 3:13 am**

in my LETTER TO YOU

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 5:58 am**

LetMeSleep wrote:Last Man Standing, Power of Prayer, House 1000 guitars and Ghosts are awful songs.

Power of Prayer and 1000 Guitars are genuine favorites of mine - surprised by this.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 6:17 am**

This record reminds me of what a great songwriter he is. Even if the songs aren't top top notch, he still puts a certain amount of nuance and ear candy throughout. No one has done a standard rock song better than this guy. Even Ghosts - which is generic to be sure - I'm ready to clap along to it as it takes its turns. This dude knows what he's doing and you can feel it at each chord change.

Happy to have this.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 4:35 pm**

evenslow wrote:
LetMeSleep wrote:Last Man Standing, Power of Prayer, House 1000 guitars and Ghosts are awful songs.
Power of Prayer and 1000 Guitars are genuine favorites of mine - surprised by this.

I believe you are in the minority here.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 6:05 pm**

Monkey_Driven wrote:
evenslow wrote:
LetMeSleep wrote:Last Man Standing, Power of Prayer, House 1000 guitars and Ghosts are awful songs.
Power of Prayer and 1000 Guitars are genuine favorites of mine - surprised by this.
I believe you are in the minority here.

If I have to be the one to stand up for the Boss in his time of need, so be it.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 7:22 pm**

Most reviews and podcasts I've heard discussing this album seem to be of the opinion that the stretch of Last Man Standing-Prayer-Guitars is the central thematic piece to the album and the strongest run. My neck aches from excessive head shaking.

note: I wanted to write My neck aches with disagreeance yet that word is from another century. I couldn't quite come up with the exact word so I'm now off to search weird synonym sites.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 8:53 pm**

I like 1,000 Guitars but not the other two.

Posted: **Sat January 02, 2021 10:52 pm**

evenslow wrote: This shit is really solid. I like it a lot actually, as far as re-listen-ability. It doesn't have a lot of true heights but like every song is 3 out of 4.

I would probably have The Power of Prayer lower than a 3 and If I Was The Priest higher than 4 but othewise yeah its a VERY solid album. Best E Street album since Magic.

Posted: **Mon January 04, 2021 7:46 pm**

Thurman Murman wrote:
evenslow wrote: This shit is really solid. I like it a lot actually, as far as re-listen-ability. It doesn't have a lot of true heights but like every song is 3 out of 4.
I would probably have The Power of Prayer lower than a 3 and If I Was The Priest higher than 4 but othewise yeah its a VERY solid album. Best E Street album since Magic.

That's not saying much, though I like Wrecking Ball more than most.

Posted: **Mon January 04, 2021 8:30 pm**

Wrecking Ball wasn't an E Street album, was it? Isn't Working on a Dream the only E Street album between Magic and this?

I like Working On a Dream better than this new one.

Posted: **Mon January 04, 2021 11:55 pm**

I thought Working On A Dream, Wrecking Ball and High Hopes were all E Street band records?

At any rate i like Letter to You better than those 3 albums.

Posted: **Tue January 05, 2021 4:17 pm**

Wrecking Ball wasn't a full E Street record, I believe there were some random contributions though. I really came around to that record with the tour that followed with fine E Street renditions. High Hopes was an E Street effort that I don't believe I will ever come around to.

Posted: **Tue January 05, 2021 4:29 pm**

oasisfan35 wrote:Wrecking Ball wasn't a full E Street record, I believe there were some random contributions though. I really came around to that record with the tour that followed with fine E Street renditions. High Hopes was an E Street effort that I don't believe I will ever come around to.

High Hopes was a hodgepodge of previous recordings i believe. I dont think High hopes counts.

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