Frying Pan, Lemon, or Break It?

[Rage Against]

Originally Posted by snider22

While I disagree with your opinion................Oh who am I kidding.............I can't quit looking at your avatar long enough to make a counterpoint

I agree. Everytime I go through a thread, Pudding's avatar distracts me and I lose my train of thought. I think that is his strategy.

[Julie in the rv mirror]

Originally Posted by AndrewG

Yup, being saying that for years. Love to see Meat do the Springsteen approach, start of with a shell of songs and mix things up and each gig then becomes much more unique and there is more of an incentive to go see more shows. Love to see random songs performed and then also the long (seem to have been forgotten) classics such as Surf's Up, Did I say That? and many others.

I saw a recent Springsteen interview in which he said he likes to make something in each show unique, so that people can say they saw something that has never been done before. I think that is so cool. And, people do indeed go to multiple shows and "collect" and "chase" certain songs- it's fun.

Then he started doing the sign requests, which I think got a little out of hand, but it did get us some real gems.

One advantage Bruce has, though, is that E Street has been playing together for a long time, and he has all of that history and experience to draw from.

[Pudding]

Originally Posted by Rage Against

I agree. Everytime I go through a thread, Pudding's avatar distracts me and I lose my train of thought.

I'm impressed you have a train of thought to begin with

[Rage Against]

Originally Posted by Pudding

I'm impressed you have a train of thought to begin with

All Aboard!! I think I can, I think I can...

[Mr. Happy]

Lemon is far better live - the studio, original version is legendary, so that's saying something. My vote went to Lemon. Frying Pan never really did anything for me live, and I just plain don't like Break It live. One of my favorites off of Bat 3, but not so much live.