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Basile a écrit :Down In the Hole... Ne serait-on pas loin de l'hommage à Tom Waits et au générique de The Wire ? ^^

En revanche, remettre une version de The Ghost Of Tom Joad, bof.

cloneweb a écrit : 12. Dream Baby Dream - reprise de The Crystals disponible en vinyle (avec Tom Morello)

I was working on a record of some of our best unreleased material from the past decade when Tom Morello (sitting in for Steve during the Australian leg of our tour) suggested we ought to add “High Hopes” to our live set. I had cut “High Hopes,” a song by Tim Scott McConnell of the LA based Havalinas, in the 90′s. We worked it up in our Aussie rehearsals and Tom then proceeded to burn the house down with it. We re-cut it mid tour at Studios 301 in Sydney along with “Just Like Fire Would,” a song from one of my favorite early Australian punk bands, The Saints (check out “I’m Stranded”). Tom and his guitar became my muse, pushing the rest of this project to another level. Thanks for the inspiration Tom.

Some of these songs, “American Skin” and “Ghost of Tom Joad,” you’ll be familiar with from our live versions. I felt they were among the best of my writing and deserved a proper studio recording. ”The Wall” is something I’d played on stage a few times and remains very close to my heart. The title and idea were Joe Grushecky’s, then the song appeared after Patti and I made a visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington. It was inspired by my memories of Walter Cichon. Walter was one of the great early Jersey Shore rockers, who along with his brother Ray (one of my early guitar mentors) led the ”Motifs”. The Motifs were a local rock band who were always a head above everybody else. Raw, sexy and rebellious, they were the heroes you aspired to be. But these were heroes you could touch, speak to, and go to with your musical inquiries. Cool, but always accessible, they were an inspiration to me, and many young working musicians in 1960′s central New Jersey. Though my character in “The Wall” is a Marine, Walter was actually in the Army, A Company, 3rd Battalion, 8th Infantry. He was the first person I ever stood in the presence of who was filled with the mystique of the true rock star. Walter went missing in action in Vietnam in March 1968. He still performs somewhat regularly in my mind, the way he stood, dressed, held the tambourine, the casual cool, the freeness. The man who by his attitude, his walk said “you can defy all this, all of what’s here, all of what you’ve been taught, taught to fear, to love and you’ll still be alright.” His was a terrible loss to us, his loved ones and the local music scene. I still miss him.

This is music I always felt needed to be released. From the gangsters of “Harry’s Place,” the ill-prepared roomies on “Frankie Fell In Love” (shades of Steve and I bumming together in our Asbury Park apartment) the travelers in the wasteland of “Hunter Of Invisible Game,” to the soldier and his visiting friend in “The Wall”, I felt they all deserved a home and a hearing.

Hope you enjoy it,
Bruce Springsteen

cloneweb a écrit :

Après une première écoute et très très à chaud :

1. High Hopes (4mn57)
Le single qu'on a tous entendu. Moi j'aime beaucoup.

2. Harry's Place (4mn04)
Pas du tout convaincu par l'arrangement ni par la voix déformée

3. American Skin (41 Shots) (7mn23)
Une version studio très bien foutue

4. Just Like Fire Would (3mn56)
Un classique, également efficace

5. Down In The Hole (4mn59)
Ca ressemble très fort à I'm on Fire avec des arrangements. Pas très originale

6. Heaven's Wall (3mn50)
Très étonnant, ça commence comme du gospel et ça enchaine avec la guitare de Morello. Pas mal du tout

7. Frankie Fell in Love
Le texte est peu inspiré mais musicalement ça sonne comme une chanson de Magic. J'aime bien.

8. This Is Your Sword (2mn52)
De la cornemuse, des airs de Seeger Sessions sur des arrangements modernes. Le titre sent l'Irlande à plein nez

9. Hunter Of Invisible Game (4mn42)
Une chanson très calme, avec des petites touches de violons et une voix posée. C'est joli.

10. The Ghost of Tom Joad (7mn33)
La version studio d'après la version live. Un vrai duo sur lequel Morello chante. Top.

11.The Wall (4mn20)
Magnifique.

12. Dream Baby Dream (5mn00)
Toujours aussi hypnotique

Comme on l'a lu dans la presse, l'album est un gros fourre tout. Les précédents avaient tous une cohérence et là c'est le bordel. On passe du rock à la balade au gospel sans transition.
Les titres qu'on connaissait déjà sont très très bien arrangés. Les inédits auraient pu le rester parce qu'à deux exceptions près (surtout le sublime The Wall), ça casse pas des briques.
Mais comme d'habitude avec Springsteen il faut voir ce que ça va donner en live, et comment les chansons vont vivre...

cloneweb a écrit :Je vais poser ça là

Brisbane aujourd'hui

20h09
01. STAYIN ALIVE (Bee Gee's cover - World Premiere)
02. It's Hard to Be A Saint in the City
03. Does this Bus Stop at 82nd Street ?
04. Growin' Up
05. Spirit in the Night
06. High Hopes
07. Just Like Fire Would
08. You Can Look (But Better Not Touch)
09. Sherry Darling
10. Save My Love
11. Fade Away

The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle, from start to finish
12. The E Street Shuffle
13. 4th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)
14. Kitty's Back
15. Wild Billy's Circus Story
16. Incident on 57th Street
17. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)
18. NEW YORK CITY SERENADE (w/ strings)

19. Darlington County
20. Waitin' on a Sunny Day
21. The Rising
22. The Ghost of Tom Joad

23. Badlands
24. Glory Days
25. Born to Run
26. Bobby Jean
27. Dancing in the Dark
28. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
29. Highway to Hell (w/ Eddie Vedder)
30. Thunder Road (solo acoustic)
23h52

Le concert devrait être dispo en téléchargement autour de lundi vu les délais actuels

Sigurd a écrit : Rooooh tu me donneras l'adresse et tout et tout ?

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Sigurd a écrit : Rooooh tu me donneras l'adresse et tout et tout ?

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