New Bruce Springsteen and ESB - Magic - Oct 2
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So far, I really like it. It's more joyous and fun than the past few solo original albums. How long has it been since we last heard a bouncy sax solo from Clarance? Probably Born in the USA. Well, those solos as well as some nice Hammond B3 solos from Danny Federici finally make their most welcome return.
And in case anyone was wondering about the Grammys, the end of the eligibility period was 9/30/07, however Columbia actually released a vinyl version last week to make Magic eligible.
And in case anyone was wondering about the Grammys, the end of the eligibility period was 9/30/07, however Columbia actually released a vinyl version last week to make Magic eligible.
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Originally Posted by Decker
So far, I really like it. It's more joyous and fun than the past few solo original albums. How long has it been since we last heard a bouncy sax solo from Clarance? Probably Born in the USA. Well, those solos as well as some nice Hammond B3 solos from Danny Federici finally make their most welcome return.
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Does anyone else think it's funny that when Bruce sings "Your own worse enemy is coming to town", it sounds almost exactly like the band's distinctive take on "Santa Claus Is Coming To Town"?
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Originally Posted by LordofWar
I thought it was great. I wish it had been longer ive already listened to it 5 times all the way through.
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I don't think there's a weak song on the album. I love it and can't stop listening.
I saw BS&ESB when they were here in Philly on Oct. 5, it was a great show, although a little short for Bruce ("only" 2 hrs, 20 mins.) but the band played with a lot of energy.
I saw BS&ESB when they were here in Philly on Oct. 5, it was a great show, although a little short for Bruce ("only" 2 hrs, 20 mins.) but the band played with a lot of energy.
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I have to say that this album is coming closer and closer to cracking my top ten for the year, which would make it two years in a row that the boss has had a position on my top ten for the year list.
I really like "Your Own Worst Enemy" and "Girls in Their Summer Clothes".
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I really like "Your Own Worst Enemy" and "Girls in Their Summer Clothes".
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Just a note here : Itunes has put out a live EP "Magic Tour Highlights" for charity. It contains just four tracks, in audio and video formats.
1: Always A Friend (f/ Alajandro Escovido)
2: Ghost Of Tom Joad (f/ Tom Morello)
3: Turn, Turn, Turn! (f/ Roger McGuinn)
4: 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (f/ Danny Federici in his last performance)
The EP is $7.98, which seems a touch steep, but all artists, publishing and songwriting fees were waived and all proceeds go to the Danny Federici Melanoma Fund. I think it's a nice gesture.
1: Always A Friend (f/ Alajandro Escovido)
2: Ghost Of Tom Joad (f/ Tom Morello)
3: Turn, Turn, Turn! (f/ Roger McGuinn)
4: 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy) (f/ Danny Federici in his last performance)
The EP is $7.98, which seems a touch steep, but all artists, publishing and songwriting fees were waived and all proceeds go to the Danny Federici Melanoma Fund. I think it's a nice gesture.
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Originally Posted by atlantamoi
I wish it had been shorter. Although I think this is his best album since Tunnel Of Love, there are a few filler tunes. Nice to hear some rockin' guitars.
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I finally got the album a couple of months ago. I like that some of the material is a return to the exuberance of his "chicks and rides" days, but the album's production is muddy and heavy. A clear, sprightly treatment would have been better.
1. You'll be Comin' Down
2. Girls in Their Summer Clothes
3. Radio Nowhere
4. I'll Work for Your Love
I don't care for the title song and "Devil's Arcade".
1. You'll be Comin' Down
2. Girls in Their Summer Clothes
3. Radio Nowhere
4. I'll Work for Your Love
I don't care for the title song and "Devil's Arcade".
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Originally Posted by Norm de Plume
...but the album's production is muddy and heavy. A clear, sprightly treatment would have been better.