The Boss

[Buck Naked]

Cujem da su E-street na Superbowl svirali na plejbek.. jedino je glas bio live, ostalo sa tranzistora..

[dancing]

Cujem da su E-street na Superbowl svirali na plejbek.. jedino je glas bio live, ostalo sa tranzistora..

E svašta...http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/Winter...8924&page=1

[BornToRun]

Uvek se na SB muzika prethodno snimi.Produkcijski im je tesko da sve ide liveAli neki lik BORO sa GL , koji je bio medju publikom i na pripremama za SB, kaze da je Bruce zahtevao da sve bude 100% live.

[BornToRun]

klik

[The Ghost]

za komsije.

[MayDay]

mom jednom drugaru se ozbiljno razboleo cale, pa je morao da ide u buenos aires u sred skole i vratio se prekjuce. poslala sam mu WOAD juce na mejl i danas mi je odgovorio da sam mu ucinila zivot srecnijim. :)

[The Ghost]

Ja sam primetio da mi Suprise, Suprise uvek poboljsa raspolozenje...

[Freehold]

Ja sam primetio da mi Suprise, Suprise uvek poboljsa raspolozenje...

Isti slučaj je i kod mene

[The Ghost]

Malo sam cackao oko Bruceovog Telecastera.Elem...Covek koji mu je prodao gitaru u malom muzickom shopu u Belmaru zove se Phil Petillo i Bruce ju je kupio 1969. godine za 185 dolara.Vec smo ustanovili da se radi o Fender Esquire vratu i Telecaster telu i da je usvari spojena od dve gitare. Zanimljivo je sto je Bruce kupio polovnu! Naime, Petillo je nabavio nekoliko gitara iz jednog studija koji je bankrotirao zbog neplacanja poreza medju kojima je bila i ova. Naravno, preuredio je po svom ukusu.

[BornToRun]

Malo sam cackao oko Bruceovog Telecastera.Elem...Covek koji mu je prodao gitaru u malom muzickom shopu u Belmaru zove se Phil Petillo i Bruce ju je kupio 1969. godine za 185 dolara.Vec smo ustanovili da se radi o Fender Esquire vratu i Telecaster telu i da je usvari spojena od dve gitare. Zanimljivo je sto je Bruce kupio polovnu! Naime, Petillo je nabavio nekoliko gitara iz jednog studija koji je bankrotirao zbog neplacanja poreza medju kojima je bila i ova. Naravno, preuredio je po svom ukusu.]

185 $ i na njoj je zaradio blizu 1 000 000 000 $ u narednih 40 godina

[BornToRun]

Izuzetan tekst - Bruce i BonoBruce Springsteen vs BonoIrish TimesThe sad ballad of Bruce and BonoPRESENT TENSE: YOU MUST HAVE heard Bono?s words at this week?s pre-inauguration concert. ?What a thrill for four Irish boys from the northside of Dublin to honour you sir, Barack Obama, to be the next president of the United States.? writes SHANE HEGARTY .And what a thrill it must have been. Even if only one of U2 actually lives on the northside now. Or that Bono must have lived as much of his life on the southside. Or that two of the band were born in England, before moving to the north Co Dublin town of Malahide. Roddy Doyle, you?ll have noticed, never sets his novels in Malahide.Why be so picky? Because even in a moment when he was trying to express the personal pride he and the band were feeling, Bono sounded a false note. In throwing in the reference to the northside, he was grabbing some of the ?impossible journey? narrative for himself and the band.In many ways, U2?s journey from school band to global megastardom has been improbable, but it?s not because they came from Dublin?s northside. It?s not as if most of Bono?s friends are either dead or in jail. Last time I looked, they were making soundtracks and bowls. When not being a citizen of Dublin, Bono is a citizen of the world.During the band?s performance of In The Name of Love, he described Martin Luther King?s dream as ?Not just an American dream ? also an Irish dream, a European dream, an African dream, an Israeli dream . . .? And then, following a long pause reminiscent of a man who?d just realised he?d left the gas on, he added, ?. . . and also a Palestinian dream.? This was his big shout out to the Palestinians. You know, it?s easy ? and not original ? to have a pop at Bono?s bombast, but sometimes it?s necessary to point it out and impossible to resist.He serves it up on a platter, writing newspaper columns and giving TV interviews. And for all his undoubted sincerity and effort on the issue of world poverty, you can?t help but marvel at this latest expression of Bono?s Sesame Street view of the world. Hey Middle East, we just have to have a dream to get along.Just ignore the sound of those loud explosions and concentrate on Bono?s voice.U2 debuted a new single this week. Get On Your Boots is actually pretty good, a reminder that the band still writes decent tunes, which is no mean feat given how many legendary acts continue to rely on ancient material. (The Rolling Stones have written almost nothing memorable during the entire time that U2 have been around). But not for the first time in U2?s career, Get On Your Boots sounds like the work of a band trying to find their voice in other people?s sounds. And, also not for the first time, it?s lyrically vacuous. That shouldn?t be a big deal ? it?s only rock?n?roll after all ? but it reminds us that it?s been some time since Bono and U2 have been musically relevant.Also on the stage at the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday was Bruce Springsteen. Like U2, he released new music this week. In early listens, the album Working On A Dream is very strong in parts, if unlikely to be remembered as one of his more substantial albums. It lacks the grief and resilience that fuelled his post-9/11 album The Rising ; the honesty of Devils and Dust ; and the anger that infused his Bush-era America album Magic . Working On A Dream is a romantic album, a contented album, an album that sounds as if it marks the end of a cycle in his songwriting.It is, though, part of the continuing evolution of his music. He has been singing about the same characters and themes through his entire career, making his an epic, decades-long exercise in storytelling that shows no sign of coming to an end. Springsteen has also been arguably the most effective and popular protest songwriter of recent years. It means that he remains essential in a way that few artists do. In a way that U2, and Bono, are not.Compared to Bono, Springsteen has always been on another plane as a lyricist, but 40 years into his career he?s writing songs that are not just catchy, but actually say something intelligent about the world, his country, his people. Like Bono, he?s made enough money to remove himself from the multitudes who pack his stadium shows, and yet he still seems genuinely one of them.Most importantly, he?s politically brave in a way that Bono will not be. He takes sides. He?s not afraid to make enemies. Unlike Bono, pal of all presidents, he will not sup with the devil, partly because he knows what it?s like when his political enemies misread and misappropriate his music. And unlike Bono, who has a fascination with America that displays itself as a cloying neediness, Springsteen understands that country intimately. It means that Springsteen is authentic and authoritative in a way that Bono can never hope to be, no matter how much he mentions that he?s from the northside.

[Buck Naked]

In a way that U2, and Bono, are not.

A i ovo bi boldovati. Sjajan tekst! I to od Iraca (kojima je verovatno pun falus Bonoja)!

[Freehold]

Danas, posle samo 11 dana od objavljivanja WOAD-a u Americi dobih isti original, takođe i kompilacijski album "Tracks" u luksuznom pakovanju koje sadrži 4 cd-a sa 66 numera i luksuznom knjižicom u kojoj su svi tekstovi numera i više fotografija Brusa, i to sve zahvaljujući našem kolegi sa foruma Born To Run-u, još jednom HVALA Evo nekoliko slika, malo su snimci lošiji jer su slikani mobilnim telefonom:

[Mp40]

hehe, i ja dobio track iz amerije letos... Kakav biser!

Edited February 8, 2009 by Mp40

[Freehold]

hehe, i ja dobio track iz amerije letos... Kakav biser!

Ništa čudno, mogo si i '98, ali nije kasno ni letos, a bogami evo ni zimus...Stvrno dobar biser!