While waiting for the next album by the Glimmer Twins, this one could be interesting I suppose.

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2005-02-16 20:51 by The Stones.

While waiting for the next album by the Glimmer Twins you'd be better off watching Hampton 81 with a big whore by ya side.....more fun!

ROCKMAN

Hey, it's GIANT Whore! Come on!

Whoops luv I thought you were out shopping...!!

ROCKMAN

while waiting for the next album i'm listening repeatedly 'let it bleed' live version 81....in particular the great wyman's bass.
Listening this song i have definitively understood how the stones miss this great bass player.

The Stones Wrote:
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> While waiting for the next album by the Glimmer
> Twins, this one could be interesting I suppose.
>

It'll be better, as well.

Oh, Boy! Isn't this exciting? - NOT!

Is he without the E Street Band again?, thats always a disaster.

Well, I'm looking forward to that.
Springsteen is great.

The album is not a pure E-Street effort. They apparently are in the mix along with other players.

Bruce Springsteen is why god gave us CD burners.

bruce rules

john scialfa

according to a local newspaper it will contain outtakes of his Tom Jones, I mean Tom Joad project. It's not clear if he going to record the album with the E-Street Band. There's also a new tour coming up.

Meanwhile I listen to Emotional Rescue

bartman Wrote:
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> according to a local newspaper it will contain
> outtakes of his Tom Jones, I mean Tom Joad
> project.

not correct. A couple of the songs were written during the solo tour that followed that album and were performed a few times towards the end of the tour. It's not really that uncommon for Springsteen to re-record songs he's either written or performed some time earlier (quite a lot of "The Rising" album pre-dates 9/11, contrary to the press bullshit about all of the songs being "inspired" by it). Bruce has several "unfinished" albums and therefore literally hundreds of stray songs waiting for an outlet for their release. A bit like Neil Young, in many ways.


It's not clear if he going to record the
> album with the E-Street Band.

well the album is finished, and ..he didnt.

There's also a new
> tour coming up.

most probably an acoustic tour, concentrating on smaller venues.

R Wrote:
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> The album is not a pure E-Street effort. They
> apparently are in the mix along with other
> players.
>
> Bruce Springsteen is why god gave us CD burners.

--> Because the original recordings aren't worth the money, you mean?

Edward (Nebraska is ok)

Gazza Wrote:
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> The Stones Wrote:
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> > While waiting for the next album by the
> Glimmer
> > Twins, this one could be interesting I
> suppose.
> >
>
> It'll be better, as well.


Bah, I'm not so sure about that...

I am!

Columbia Records will release Bruce Springsteen's nineteenth album, 'Devils & Dust,' on April 26. 'Devils & Dust' features twelve new Springsteen songs.

'Devils & Dust' Track List:

1. Devils & Dust
2. All The Way Home
3. Reno
4. Long Time Comin'
5. Black Cowboys
6. Maria's Bed
7. Silver Palomino
8. Jesus Was an Only Son
9. Leah
10. The Hitter
11. All I'm Thinkin' About
12. Matamoras Banks

'Devils & Dust' was produced by Brendan O'Brien, who first worked with Springsteen on the acclaimed CD, 'The Rising.' The new album was recorded at Thrill Hill Recording Studios in Los Angeles and New Jersey with additional engineering at Southern Tracks Recording in Atlanta.

Springsteen is planning a tour to accompany the release of the album. Details will be announced shortly.