My Not-So Fun Lunchbreak.

[TheDoode]

No, it was a comparison to illustrate a point. Give Julie a break

[JennaG]

Originally Posted by Julie in the rv mirror

But once again, that wasn't my point- I just used Bruce as an example, of which I am sure there are many. I don't care whether he (or anyone else) sounds like the record or not, as long as it sounds good to my ears, and I think the majority of the concert-going public would feel the same.

I can see what you mean and that, in a way is the point I've been trying to make.

I thought the Newbury concert was fantastic, it sounded good to my ears and I left the concert happy with what I had just seen. It might not have been to everyone's cup of tea and I'm not saying that they're wrong and I'm right or vice versa. I simply don't think there is such a thing as a right or a wrong answer because it comes down to something that is entirely down to individual perception.

[Ollie241189]

But it was an outdoor concert and it was cold. If I remember reading somewhere, a comment on Facebook I believe, Meat said outdoor shows are alot harder because he battles with the elements and with his voice in the wind, rain, dryness etc

[Julie in the rv mirror]

Originally Posted by BostonAngel

we both must have accidentally found our way over to the Unofficial Bruce Springsteen Fansite, Tony

Nah, there's not nearly enough bitching and complaining.

Originally Posted by TheDoode

No, it was a comparison to illustrate a point. Give Julie a break

Thanks, Doode.

[tonyloaf]

Originally Posted by TheDoode

No, it was a comparison to illustrate a point. Give Julie a break

:)