[Regards]

Johnny Cash - Hurt

[Craig Manning]

Originally Posted by georgedcc

Would be cool to see Bruce do Born In The USA. Doubt I'll ever see that though.

He played it a bunch on the last tour, but hasn't yet on this one. I'm sure it will make another appearance eventually: the better question is whether or not he'll ever play "Jungleland" again...

[georgedcc]

Originally Posted by narcoleptic953

He played it a bunch on the last tour, but hasn't yet on this one. I'm sure it will make another appearance eventually: the better question is whether or not he'll ever play "Jungleland" again...

Oh, I had no idea he was playing it that often, that's cool, I guess there's a chance I'll be able to hear it. I've already heard Jungleland, so the need to hear that again isn't so pressing.

I don't think he'll ever do Jungleland again, of all the songs in his back catalogue that is the one song that truly belongs to Clarence. I hear his nephew is doing well with the E Street band though, so maybe they'll pass the song down through the generations. I wouldn't be surprised if it has been retired for good though, which would be a shame, because it's such a magnificent song. Understandable though I suppose.

[Pencil]

oh, and of course Woody Guthrie - This Land Is Your Land

[zarofearth]

would love to see fun. do "be calm".... they've been doing it a little on their tour now apparently and im seeing them next month. have't played either of the times i've seen them before. maybe third time's the charm.

[Craig Manning]

Originally Posted by georgedcc

Oh, I had no idea he was playing it that often, that's cool, I guess there's a chance I'll be able to hear it. I've already heard Jungleland, so the need to hear that again isn't so pressing.

I don't think he'll ever do Jungleland again, of all the songs in his back catalogue that is the one song that truly belongs to Clarence. I hear his nephew is doing well with the E Street band though, so maybe they'll pass the song down through the generations. I wouldn't be surprised if it has been retired for good though, which would be a shame, because it's such a magnificent song. Understandable though I suppose.

Yeah, last tour, I saw him do "Born in the USA" and the Born to Run album, so I had a lot of my bases covered there. Sort of surprised he hasn't played it yet on this tour, but a lot of the songs from that album have been slowly making appearances, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if it makes a debut soon.

"Jungleland" is probably retired, but I have split feelings about that. I'm glad I got to see them do it with Clarence, and I think retiring is would be a good honor to him, but on the other hand, its one of the greatest songs ever written, and Jake Clemons killed every single solo they through his way when I saw them last month: it would be a damn shame to never give him a chance at the real monster.

[theDrivingSnow]

The good songs by the bands I haven't seen live; not the bad ones, though.

[bobcatbob18]

"Blood Sugar Sex Magik" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
"Bad Sects" - Cursive
"St Peter's Cathedral" - Death Cab
"Science Fiction" - Rufio
"Snake Charmer" - Blink

[TangledUp]

Anything by Bruce Springsteen. If I heard ANY Wrecking Ball songs or Streets of Philadelphia I would instantly die a happy woman.

[rawesome]

Originally Posted by narcoleptic953

He played it a bunch on the last tour, but hasn't yet on this one. I'm sure it will make another appearance eventually: the better question is whether or not he'll ever play "Jungleland" again...

Originally Posted by georgedcc

Oh, I had no idea he was playing it that often, that's cool, I guess there's a chance I'll be able to hear it. I've already heard Jungleland, so the need to hear that again isn't so pressing.

I don't think he'll ever do Jungleland again, of all the songs in his back catalogue that is the one song that truly belongs to Clarence. I hear his nephew is doing well with the E Street band though, so maybe they'll pass the song down through the generations. I wouldn't be surprised if it has been retired for good though, which would be a shame, because it's such a magnificent song. Understandable though I suppose.

Seeing "Jungleland" live was without question one of the best music-related moments of my entire life.

[rawesome]

Originally Posted by narcoleptic953

Yeah, last tour, I saw him do "Born in the USA" and the Born to Run album, so I had a lot of my bases covered there. Sort of surprised he hasn't played it yet on this tour, but a lot of the songs from that album have been slowly making appearances, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if it makes a debut soon.

"Jungleland" is probably retired, but I have split feelings about that. I'm glad I got to see them do it with Clarence, and I think retiring is would be a good honor to him, but on the other hand, its one of the greatest songs ever written, and Jake Clemons killed every single solo they through his way when I saw them last month: it would be a damn shame to never give him a chance at the real monster.

Were you at the United Center show in September '10?

[Craig Manning]

Originally Posted by rawesome

Were you at the United Center show in September '10?

Nope, Auburn Hills in November '10, but by that point, he'd been doing the album thing for awhile. I think my show was probably one of the five or so last times they did "Jungleland," which is just insane. I remember jumping around when he announced that as a BTR show because it meant they'd play that.

[hailthewarrior]

Thrice - Music Box, Identity Crisis

Those two immediately come to mind, especially with them not being played at the Atlanta stop of the farewell tour so definitely knowing I'll get to see them live.

Emery - As Your Voice Fades

It was on the setlist for a show I went to, but then they had to cut it due to an ice storm (in freaking Nashville) making the venue close early.

[Mikey Paine]

Originally Posted by iseethesun123

Let Me Go by All Get Out.

SUCH a powerful song and everyone that has seen it live says it's incredible.

It is incredible live, but they stretch it out into like an 8 minute song and it's was an odd choice for the 2nd support (on the Wildlife tour).

Man Overboard - They Don't Make Them Like They Used To
Brand New - Untitled 5

I'll think of more later.

[aradiantsunrise]

Originally Posted by iseethesun123

Let Me Go by All Get Out.

SUCH a powerful song and everyone that has seen it live says it's incredible.

It gave me fucking chills.