Showing posts with label bruce springsteen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bruce springsteen. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 May 2009

Bruce Springsteen - Bryn Mawr 1976

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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, live at The Main Point, Bryn Mawr P.A., 5th February 1975

I originally got this bootleg as the town he performs in is named after a market town near me in South Wales, it means Big Hill (apparantly the highest town in Wales), to find out that it's one of the best early Bruce bootlegs out there.

Recorded and broadcast by WMMR, it features the debut of very important song for him, Thunderroad (then known as Wings for Wheels), as well as Back in the U.S.A. and Mountain of Love. It's known as the above images title, as well as something about Main Point which I don't recall, so I named it as it is; Bruce etc. live at.... Enjoy!

01. Intro -> Incident on 57th Street
02. Mountain of Love
03. Born to Run
04. The E Street Shuffle
05. Thunder Road "Wings for Wheels"
06. I Want You
07. Spirit in the Night
08. She's the One
09. Growin' Up
10. It's Hard to be a Saint in the City
11. Jungleland
12. Kitty's Back
13. New York City Serenade
14. Rosalita
15. 4th of July, Asbury Park
16. A Love So Fine
17. For You
18. Back in the U.S.A.

Download samples, they're not included in the Zips...
Bruce Main 1
Bruce Main 2

Friday, 1 August 2008

Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run Outtakes

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Bruce Springsteen, War And Roses, The Definitive Born To Run Outtakes

I had a real phobia about listening to Springsteen for so long, you draw a picture of what you think someone's all about, and listening to an 'All American Boy' simply grated me something rotten. Thankfully I let my guard down a bit, caved, and found he's not really so bad after all, actually he's rather excellent.

I've got a few of is albums on vinyl now, original pressings, and Born To Run is one of those. Though rather typical in its themes to much other Springsteen music (many of my favourite musicians do exactly the same anyway), chicks and cars, we all know that such things are euphamisms right? Not seen him live, and my old dear turned down a free show recently as she had to work...madness. I do have that gig on here though. Anyway...the files.

Thunderroad (Acoustic Version)
Lovers In The Cold

Rar 1 (re-uped!)
Rar 2