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PostPosted: Mon Jun 06, 2005 6:30 pm 
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...Darkness on the Edge of Town? Pretty damn good if you ask me. I'm listening to it for the first time in over a year right now.

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Fucking amazing. the only song I don't like is Adam Raised a Cain. Everything else is tops. Candy's Room may be my fave Springsteen song.

I have been obsessed with almost every one of his albums at one point or another, and this one is no exception.

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I LOVE that album, including Adam Raised A Cane (but like it better on the live disc).


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I don't know, because I've never heard it. My own fault.

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agreed. i like it alot

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"Candy's Room" is such a badass song.

We used to have that record on 8-track in the family car. <---- Old fucker


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I love this album also. Did anyone ever notice that the piano melody in Racing In The Street is used in the movie Pretty Woman?

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Cool. I actually threw it on yesterday in the car and blasted "Promised Land".

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I think it's his best.

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I think I'm with you, Steve.

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Wow, I chastised my gf for buying this album, and not I need to sheepishly ask her to borrow it LOL ah shit, thats life...


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f4df Wrote:
Wow, I chastised my gf for buying this album, and not I need to sheepishly ask her to borrow it LOL ah shit, thats life...



Yeah, when I was young I used to make fun of my sister's Van Morrison albums cause I was all so Bowie Nation and all.

Silly me.


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Born In The USA soured a bunch of people on Bruce, but he is and always will be cool.


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Hey dont get me wrong, I like Bruce, I have 'Live/1975-85' etc... and I was never so silly as to disparage Van Morrison, that is just crazy talk!


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Well, I never disparaged him, just made fun of his horn sections and strings and stuff. I was probably 10 at the time.


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I don't know, because I've never heard it. My own fault.


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Born In The USA soured a bunch of people on Bruce, but he is and always will be cool.


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because a lot of people are stupid. The songs on this album SOUND a bit dated, but Jesus they are awesome.

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I don't know, because I've never heard it. My own fault.


Me too, I'm virtually ignorant about his entire 70s output; Only heard Born to Run a couple of years ago. Pretty damn good. Would like to hear more some time.

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Senator Marmie LooGAR Wrote:
DunwoodyDude Wrote:
Born In The USA soured a bunch of people on Bruce, but he is and always will be cool.


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because a lot of people are stupid. The songs on this album SOUND a bit dated, but Jesus they are awesome.

Totally agree. I just gotta wonder what was going on in Bruce's head because it sounded dated in 1984.

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I think I'm with you, Steve.


it's very damn close if it isn't.


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