LOOSE ENDS - Il Forum Italiano dedicato a Bruce Springsteen

1. SO YOUNG AND IN LOVE
2. Radio Nowhere
3. Lonesome Day
4. Gypsy Biker
5. Magic
6. Reason To Believe
7. LOOSE ENDS
8. She's The One
9. Living In The Future
10. The Promised Land
11. Waitin On A Sunny Day
12. JANEY DON'T YOU LOSE HEART
13. The River
14. Devil's Arcade
15. The Rising
16. Last To Die
17. Long Walk Home
18. Badlands
19. Girls In Their Summer Clothes

20. Backstreets
21. Kitty's Back
22. Born To Run
23. American Land

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bene bene bene.... mi aspettavo una struttura un po' più modificata, cmq bene

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io quando ho amato
ho amato dentro gli occhi suoi,
magari anche fra le sue braccia
ma ho sempre pianto per la sua felicità

godo.
e poi backstreets messa lì...

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Diciamo che Backstreets e Kitty's Back, una dietro l'altra, formano una bella accoppiata. 20 minuti di pelle d'oca.

Sinceramente anch'io pensavo che la struttura portante subisse maggiori modifiche ma in ogni caso: CHI BEN COMINCIA E' A META' DELL'OPERA!!!!

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Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny...

[MOD edit]ma dentro rimango spugna!

e vaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

danny?

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We learned more from a three-minute record than we ever learned in school

death defyin' legendary E Street Band

We'll admit it, for the first night back after more than two months off, we were expecting a standard show, maybe a little halting, as Springsteen and the E Street Band got their feet back under them. But from the beginning -- as Bruce hollered "Is there anybody alive out there!" and went not into "Radio Nowhere" but "So Young and in Love" to start -- he and the band were immediately up to speed, and Hartford was a hot, high-energy show. In mid-season shape from the moment they took the stage, they were also clearly determined to offer something new for this second swing around North America, with three top-tier tour debuts from Tracks. In addition to that surprise opener, "Loose Ends" was very well received, with Bruce and Steve sharing extended vocals at the end. The third premiere was played appropriately enough "for Janey," it was "Janey Don't You Lose Heart." Nils' first recorded vocal with the E Street Band, tonight the song put the spotlight on him once again, a great moment as he took over to sing the second verse.

Patti Scialfa was absent tonight, as was Danny Federici, with Charles Giordano continuing to fill in on organ as he did in Europe (tonight was his U.S. debut with the E Streeters). After telling the crowd that Patti sends her love, Bruce went on to say that Danny does too, offering a long-awaited update to fans who've been wondering about the Phantom: "He's doing all right. Hopefully he'll make it out for a few shows on this leg of the tour." Bruce also took the moment to recognize Charlie and give him a bow.
Working the stage and the crowd hard, Bruce added a few new thoughts to the often downbeat "Livin' in the Future" rap: "I feel some changes coming... I feel a new wind!" The set-closing five-pack remains intact, with some nice refinements to "Long Way Home" carrying over from its evolving arrangement on the European tour. Nils and particularly Steve get to step up on vocals at the end, to great effect. "Dancing in the Dark" dropped out of the encore to make room for an epic doubleshot, "Backstreets" into "Kitty's Back," where Charlie really got a chance to shine. And opening night -- not a warm-up by any means -- came to a familiar close with "American Land."

"This show just put a big dent in my bank account," a friend of mine told me afterward. How come? "Before, I was on the fence about how many I was going to see this time," he said. "After 'Loose Ends' I realized, dammit, I'm gonna have to see 'em all."

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io quando ho amato
ho amato dentro gli occhi suoi,
magari anche fra le sue braccia
ma ho sempre pianto per la sua felicità

Girl non chiude la prima parte ma apre i bis.

Un paio di domande (retoriche):
1) American land è proprio necessaria?
2) Non ci sono forse troppe canzoni "minori" a discapito di pezzi che meriterebbero di più?

1) American land è proprio necessaria?

per me puo fare cio che gli pare


2) Non ci sono forse troppe canzoni "minori" a discapito di pezzi che meriterebbero di più?


per me puo fare cio che gli pare..



'a rudacchio...


se cominciamo cosi dalla prima data...non ci passa un cazzo...

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spenderei due parole circa il soundcheck:

Fade Away
Roulette
Janey
Where the Bands Are
and.................
YES: The Price You Pay!!!!

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io quando ho amato
ho amato dentro gli occhi suoi,
magari anche fra le sue braccia
ma ho sempre pianto per la sua felicità

Come inizio mi sembra una buona scaletta. Spero che - Lonesome.. e Waitin' ... - non facciano parte della scaletta base. Brani da Magic è ovvio che ci debbano essere. E' augurabile che prosegua nell' inserimento di brani poco eseguiti.

E poi qualsiasi scaletta avesse fatto avrebbe sempre scontentato qualcuno.

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Everybody's got a secret Sonny
Something that they just can't face
Some folks spend their whole lives trying to keep it
They carry it with them every step that they take

Vabbè, allora chiudiamo tutto e andiamo in ferie.

Per Roulette non dico cosa pagherei!

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che bello sono ripartiti
Scalettona da urlo
l'unica che cambierei è Livin' in the Future

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And on a night when I needed to feel young, he made me feel like I was hearing music for the very first time. (Jon Landau - May 22, 1974)
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