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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: Tinka Cat on April 16, 2009, 10:05:09 AM
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kicks off w The Fever, alt take
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So it's not all Bruce (singing, that is) -- BOS for the Band and "Atlantic City".
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kicks off w The Fever, alt take
not his B-Day, I don't think. Is he in LA tonite?
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So it's not all Bruce -- BOS for the Band and "Atlantic City".
Hear, hear. If this were a Bruce cover set, that'd be just fine. So long as we don't hear Manfred Mann's Blinded By The Light. Completely unneccessary.
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kicks off w The Fever, alt take
not his B-Day, I don't think. Is he in LA tonite?
yes, his 2nd night at the LA Sports Arena
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kicks off w The Fever, alt take
not his B-Day, I don't think. Is he in LA tonite?
That'd be my guess. His birthday's not until Sept. 23.
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So it's not all Bruce -- BOS for the Band and "Atlantic City".
Hear, hear. If this were a Bruce cover set, that'd be just fine. So long as we don't hear Manfred Mann's Blinded By The Light. Completely unneccessary.
what were they thinking with that pronunciation of "Deuce?" didn't anyone alert anyone in the Earth Band to that?
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Sing it, Elmer! Haven't heard that in a long time.
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So it's not all Bruce -- BOS for the Band and "Atlantic City".
Hear, hear. If this were a Bruce cover set, that'd be just fine. So long as we don't hear Manfred Mann's Blinded By The Light. Completely unneccessary.
what were they thinking with that pronunciation of "Deuce?" didn't anyone alert anyone in the Earth Band to that?
I don't think it was deliberate; just a slurring of the "s" sound that made it sound as if he were saying something else.
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Sing it, Elmer! Haven't heard that in a long time.
I prefer his cover of Bowie's "Wet's Dance". Put on your wed shoos and dance da bwoos!
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VHM Bruce, Mark & Howard. Ya can't tell me they didn't tweak Bruce's voice in the mix on this though. He still swears they didn't, but he sounds like he's 14.
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VHM Bruce, Mark & Howard. Ya can't tell me they didn't tweak Bruce's voice in the mix on this though. He still swears they didn't, but he sounds like he's 14.
And he just graduated from the Enunciation Academy of St. Martin in the Fields.
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Speaking of Mannfred Mann, here they are on Spirits in the Night. Or is this someone else -- it's been a long time.
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So it's not all Bruce -- BOS for the Band and "Atlantic City".
Hear, hear. If this were a Bruce cover set, that'd be just fine. So long as we don't hear Manfred Mann's Blinded By The Light. Completely unneccessary.
what were they thinking with that pronunciation of "Deuce?" didn't anyone alert anyone in the Earth Band to that?
Their take on Spirits In the Night however is a brilliant choice.
Was there anything between Nathanson's Thunder Road and SITN? I had to go talk with the guys who are painting our new rec room for a couple minutes.
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Radio Nowhere qualifies as least necessary of set, I'd say.
I was away from my desk for a few minutes, but I don't think there was room for anything between TR and SITN.
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interesting that they'd do theme sets 2 days in a row -- Dave's only had that happen once or twice in the 16-1/2 years I've been 10@10-ing.
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Radio Nowhere qualifies as least necessary of set, I'd say.
I was away from my desk for a few minutes, but I don't think there was room for anything between TR and SITN.
Agreed on Radio Nowhere, but I did enjoy hearing the clip of Born In East LA that led into it.
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Radio Nowhere qualifies as least necessary of set, I'd say.
I was away from my desk for a few minutes, but I don't think there was room for anything between TR and SITN.
Agreed on Radio Nowhere, but I did enjoy hearing the clip of Born In East LA that led into it.
Yah, Cheech and Chong rule. And this IS the version of Because the Night.
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I did enjoy hearing the clip of Born In East LA that led into it.
I was on vacay in LA in the fall of '85 when I heard "Born in East LA" for the first time -- KROQ were playing it, like, 10 times a day.
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I'd say the most famous (and best) Bruce remake is this one here, Because The Night by Patti Smith.
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I'd say the most famous (and best) Bruce remake is this one here, Because The Night by Patti Smith.
Fully agree. And she doesn't mispronounce "deuce" in it either.
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I'd say the most famous (and best) Bruce remake is this one here, Because The Night by Patti Smith.
I was thinking the same thing, except I think it doesn't really qualify as a remake since it was co-written by Patti. I'm not sure of the chronology of the releases, and I'm too lazy to look it up. But yeah, Patti owns this like Jimi owns "All Along the Watchtower".
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I'd say the most famous (and best) Bruce remake is this one here, Because The Night by Patti Smith.
Fully agree. And she doesn't mispronounce "deuce" in it either.
she's got a weird way of saying "as the sun descends", however. (Sun duss ends?)
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Is this David Bowie doing "Growin' Up"? Thin Lizzy? Never heard this.
Brief search confirms Mr. Bowie. It appears on the 30th anniversary edition of Diamond Dogs. Yow!
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I'd say the most famous (and best) Bruce remake is this one here, Because The Night by Patti Smith.
I was thinking the same thing, except I think it doesn't really qualify as a remake since it was co-written by Patti. I'm not sure of the chronology of the releases, and I'm too lazy to look it up. But yeah, Patti owns this like Jimi owns "All Along the Watchtower".
right, I forgot that. She's co-written some BÖC tunes, too, btw. She used to date Allen Lanier.
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Is this David Bowie doing "Growin' Up"? Thin Lizzy? Never heard this.
I think you're right--it's Bowie. He covered it around the time of Young Americans, iirc.
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Is this David Bowie doing "Growin' Up"? Thin Lizzy? Never heard this.
I got a whiff of Thin Lizzy at first, too. (If you know what I mean.)
also, "Counting With Bruce Springsteen" was brilliant.
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The Fever - Bruce Springsteen
Atlantic City - The Band
Hungry Heart - Bruce Springsteen
Thunder Road - Matt Nathanson
Spirit in the Night - Manfred Mann
Radio Nowhere - Bruce Springsteen
Because the Night - Patti Smith
Born to Run - Bruce Springsteen
Growin' up - David Bowie
Rosalita - Bruce Springsteen
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