Re: Chasing Some Mirage: The Springsteen Tourney - darth
Posted: Fri May 19, 2017 9:55 pm
This is the hardest as I have 4-5 directions to go in. I know that most won't come back around.
Nebraska.
Nebraska.
LetMeSleep wrote:This is the hardest as I have 4-5 directions to go in. I know that most won't come back around.
Nebraska.
It's ok. Reading it, I got the idea that he was writing it from the point of view of a guy that was immensely important to the fabric of rock 'n' roll and knew it. It didn't make me any more a fan.durdencommatyler wrote:How is that book?wease wrote:I went through his whole discography late last year as I was reading his book.durdencommatyler wrote:Oh me either. I've been trying to dig around a bit these last couple of days and I've discovered some really cool stuff. We'll see how this all plays out. I'm having a blast hearing more of his stuff though.wease wrote:I can't get too deep. I'm not a super huge fan.durdencommatyler wrote:Yeah, right? We'll see if that continues as this gets deeper.wease wrote:It would seem you and I have extremely similar Springsteen tastes.durdencommatyler wrote:Welp. Fuck me. I guess that's what I get for being a good guy and pointing out your mistake.wease wrote:Yes he did. I checked that list 3 fucking times and missed it. Sorry gang.
The Ghost of Tom Joad
Gotcha.wease wrote:It's ok. Reading it, I got the idea that he was writing it from the point of view of a guy that was immensely important to the fabric of rock 'n' roll and knew it. It didn't make me any more a fan.durdencommatyler wrote:How is that book?wease wrote:I went through his whole discography late last year as I was reading his book.durdencommatyler wrote:Oh me either. I've been trying to dig around a bit these last couple of days and I've discovered some really cool stuff. We'll see how this all plays out. I'm having a blast hearing more of his stuff though.wease wrote:I can't get too deep. I'm not a super huge fan.durdencommatyler wrote:Yeah, right? We'll see if that continues as this gets deeper.wease wrote:It would seem you and I have extremely similar Springsteen tastes.durdencommatyler wrote:Welp. Fuck me. I guess that's what I get for being a good guy and pointing out your mistake.wease wrote:Yes he did. I checked that list 3 fucking times and missed it. Sorry gang.
The Ghost of Tom Joad
wease wrote:Reading it, I got the idea that he was writing it from the point of view of a guy that was immensely important to the fabric of rock 'n' roll and knew it.

bada wrote:I don't know how smart is was waiting till the third round to pick my favorite Bruce song especially since I have no idea which songs are and aren't valued by his fans. Still I had a feeling it could last....maybe even now it's a stretch...or maybe it was a miracle it lasted...I really have no idea....but for me it's the best...Two Hearts.
Same. I'm nervous for my fourth and fifth.bada wrote:I'm glad I grabbed it now then. I'm pretty happy I've gotten three out of my top four wish list picks.
Top tune.Kevin Davis wrote:Jackson Cage
Of course, but he seemed so smug and almost pretentious about it.evenslow wrote:wease wrote:Reading it, I got the idea that he was writing it from the point of view of a guy that was immensely important to the fabric of rock 'n' roll and knew it.
Love this one.durdencommatyler wrote:New York Serenade
You son of a bitch.durdencommatyler wrote:New York Serenade
Kevin Davis wrote:Love this one.durdencommatyler wrote:New York Serenade
"So walk tall..."
*beautiful descending piano passage*
"...or baby don't walk at all."
You picked before me!LetMeSleep wrote:You son of a bitch.durdencommatyler wrote:New York Serenade