I am REALLY appreciating this fucking song. Nice groove. BEt it's a great opener.
Say whatever you will about the E Street.
YOu can NEVER say they weren't a real band.
A unique unit.
Patti rocks!! I love a rock n roll redhead.
Damn I wish I could see them live.
LJ.
LJ's Disclaimer: There will never be a Band that means more to me than The Rolling Stones. I wish we were still monitoring their setlists.
9th November 2007 11:55 PM
Child of the Moon
Agreed. AWESOME song.
10th November 2007 12:08 AM
LadyJane
I can't stop playing it.
10th November 2007 12:15 AM
Bloozehound
Good call LadyJ
they've been blastin it nonstop here in austin for the last few weeks and it's grown on me, great jam by the boss
10th November 2007 12:23 AM
LadyJane
quote:Bloozehound wrote:
Good call LadyJ
they've been blastin it nonstop here in austin for the last few weeks and it's grown on me, great jam by the boss
thanks, bloozy.
I think this is the first time WE've agreed.
hoisting my drink to ya
10th November 2007 08:33 AM
Gazza
quote:LadyJane wrote:
I am REALLY appreciating this fucking song. Nice groove. BEt it's a great opener.
Say whatever you will about the E Street.
YOu can NEVER say they weren't a real band.
A unique unit.
Patti rocks!! I love a rock n roll redhead.
Damn I wish I could see them live.
The ESB will be back in the US in March/April. Strong rumours of a show in Buffalo, so you'll probably get your chance
10th November 2007 08:36 AM
fireontheplatter
if i can ever figure out what the hell a radio nowhere is then maybe i'll start liking the song.
10th November 2007 08:39 AM
FotiniD
It is an awesome song indeed.
The first time I heard it, I thought it was one of the classic Springsteen songs I hadn't heard... Fantastic.
10th November 2007 09:38 AM
Nellcote
Is there anybody alive out there?
I enjoyed this from the front row of the pit in Hahtfud in 10/02. Next Sunday & Monday, at the tour end in Bahston, with the Marvelous Meg & company! LJ, I see plenty of GA seats available.....do you want to tour Bahston again?
10th November 2007 09:56 AM
M.O.W.A.T.
Radio Nowhere is an amazing song and great as an opener! In fact, Magic is probably one of the best albums that has come out this year. Every song he played from it translated well to the stage!
10th November 2007 10:02 AM
PartyDoll MEG
Glad you are enjoying it, LJ!
Always enjoy sharing my musical interests!
10th November 2007 10:54 AM
ebmp
Great song.. But it's a little repetitive
Long Walk Home is the true masterpice on this album
10th November 2007 04:01 PM
Gazza
quote:M.O.W.A.T. wrote:
Radio Nowhere is an amazing song and great as an opener! In fact, Magic is probably one of the best albums that has come out this year. Every song he played from it translated well to the stage!
Personally I think its one of the weaker songs on the album. It's very good, but there are certainly many superior songs on 'Magic'.
'Gypsy Biker' and 'Girls in their summer clothes' have been my two favourites from day one.
I think that, apart from the hidden track "Terry's Song", he's played the whole album live by now, hasn't he?
[Edited by Gazza]
10th November 2007 04:03 PM
Gazza
quote:fireontheplatter wrote:
if i can ever figure out what the hell a radio nowhere is then maybe i'll start liking the song.
Its obviously something like Clear Channel, as - even though the album reached #1 - they sent instructions to their affiliate stations for them NOT to play anything from the album.
11th November 2007 06:00 AM
Ronnie Richards
quote:Gazza wrote:
Personally I think its one of the weaker songs on the album. It's very good, but there are certainly many superior songs on 'Magic'.
'Gypsy Biker' and 'Girls in their summer clothes' have been my two favourites from day one.
I think that, apart from the hidden track "Terry's Song", he's played the whole album live by now, hasn't he?
[Edited by Gazza]
I believe Terry's Song was played at Terry Magovern's funeral, while You'll Be Comin' Down has not been played yet.
Radio Nowhere kicks ass!
11th November 2007 08:57 AM
Stray Cat UK
"Devil's Arcade" does it for me .Maybe it's the strings,but it made my hair stand on end when it came on in the car the other day.
A great album IMHO
sc uk
11th November 2007 09:24 AM
PartyDoll MEG
quote:Stray Cat UK wrote:
"Devil's Arcade" does it for me .Maybe it's the strings,but it made my hair stand on end when it came on in the car the other day.
A great album IMHO
sc uk
Hope you get a chance to hear it live!! It is a real treat!!!
11th November 2007 01:35 PM
Gazza
quote:Ronnie Richards wrote:
I believe Terry's Song was played at Terry Magovern's funeral, while You'll Be Comin' Down has not been played yet.
Just checked and youre quite correct. Surprised 'You'll be Comin Down' hasnt been debuted yet.
I knew Terrys Song had been played at the funeral (it was written for that purpose) but I meant during the tour, which, of course, it hasnt been.
[Edited by Gazza]
12th November 2007 08:01 PM
Left Shoe Shuffle
quote:LadyJane wrote:
I am REALLY appreciating this fucking song. Nice groove. BEt it's a great opener.
Say whatever you will about the E Street.
YOu can NEVER say they weren't a real band.
A unique unit.
Still time for Bahston this Sunday/Monday.....
Watch for the drop....
LJ, we can visit that store again....
Glenny, it's not Fenway....although bound to be some World Series Champion players there.....
14th November 2007 09:15 PM
Fiji Joe
I'll be the voice of dissent..not a terrible song...but by Springsten standards?...it's less than mediocre...average by any standard really...there's some really good rock n' roll out there...no need to hype the stuff that isn't
14th November 2007 09:20 PM
Nellcote
Hey, this aint Kansas, Toto.
Go to the show, see the power & fury live!
There's nothing like Radio Nowhere blasting live..
The gitar interplay of Gypsy Biker, the surf sounds of Summer Clothes. Hey, what is like it was anyway....
14th November 2007 09:32 PM
Fiji Joe
quote:Nellcote wrote:
Hey, this aint Kansas, Toto.
Go to the show, see the power & fury live!
There's nothing like Radio Nowhere blasting live..
The gitar interplay of Gypsy Biker, the surf sounds of Summer Clothes. Hey, what is like it was anyway....
I'm sure it's great live...never seen anything bruce has done live that sucked,,,but then again, I've never seen 57 channels live...I've been on a Bruce kick of late...and next to Born to Run, etc., this song disappoints...it's average...
14th November 2007 09:44 PM
glencar
quote:Nellcote wrote:
Still time for Bahston this Sunday/Monday.....
Watch for the drop....
LJ, we can visit that store again....
Glenny, it's not Fenway....although bound to be some World Series Champion players there.....
I'd love to go despite the Bosox fans abounding there but I do have to work next week. A Friday night show works best for moi. BTW I think we can all agree that "Last One To Die" song is one of his worst songs ever. Brucie needs to avoid politics. He doesn't do it well.
14th November 2007 09:45 PM
Nellcote
As one Ronald Wood once sang...We All Get Old....
Admittedly, the trials, tribulations, virtual life support conditions which were behind BTR certainly do not have their place in the modern recordings of The Boss. Just reading the booklet as well as watching the dvd from the 30th anny version of that priceless recording places it on the pedastal it deserves. IMHO, for rock groups who've been around 30+ years, this lp, this brief sample tour is tops this year....and will continue unabated into '08, to an arena near you....
14th November 2007 09:47 PM
PartyDoll MEG
quote:Fiji Joe wrote:
I'm sure it's great live...never seen anything bruce has done live that sucked,,,but then again, I've never seen 57 channels live...I've been on a Bruce kick of late...and next to Born to Run, etc., this song disappoints...it's average...
Radio Nowhere is a great concert song, Feej..just made for a rock and roll experience. I agree that is a tad "pop" like 57 Channels and not one of Bruce's writing masterpieces..but I am glad he will be opening two Boston's shows with this song...
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