Did you get tickets? I finally got a code too but was in the 12:30 group. By the time I could purchase there were only single tickets left. My work also blocked ticketmaster as I was literally on it, so I had to switch to my phone and signal in our building sucks.
Vinyl Box Set vol. 2 coming out May 18, pre orders tomorrow. Tunnel of love* human touch* Lucky town Mtv unplugged* Tom Joad Chimes of freedom EP Blood Brothers EP * - 2LP
I probably won't buy this box set. I hope they release them individually like they did with set #1. Would rather spend $70-80 on Tunnel, Human Touch, Lucky Town & Joad then spend $250+ on this set.
I have all of his albums through Tunnel on vinyl, but I would love a repress of that Chimes of Freedom EP. So underrated. I think my next big Bruce splurge on vinyl will have to be the three Passaic Night volumes. Been putting those off for way too long. Probably my favorite live recording of all-time.
I'm sorry but a 6.8 for Lucky Town is a fucking crime against nature. Good to see Tunnel get its due though. Bruce Springsteen: The Album Collection Vol. 2, 1987-1996 Album Review | Pitchfork
Grocery store I worked at in college pretty much played depressing 50s doowop, your typical early Beatles stuff, and then pretty much every single off Tunnel of Love. Made me actually enjoy that album a lot more.
Haven't heard a second of it. I didn't get into Springsteen until a couple years ago so cut me a little slack. My dad always hated him (and Dylan) and it took me growing up to realize their brilliance. Ill change that this evening hopefully
Damn, your dad and I wouldn’t get along! Tunnel has grown into one of my favorite Springsteen records as I’ve gotten older. Some all-timers on there.
Yeah that or "Valentine's Day" The minor chord change in the last verse of "Walk Like a Man" is truly devastatingly sad though.
I've probably said it before, but "Valentine's Day" might be my favorite Springsteen song. Hard to pick just one though.
Haha I can totally relate to this. My dad is huge into Zeppelin, Rush, and other bands like that, and even though he listens to a ton of other stuff nowadays he’s never had much patience for Springsteen, Dylan, and that more singer/songwriter-oriented side of classic rock. It wasn’t until I was out of high school that I began to give those artists a fair shot.
I'm actually gonna go with "Valentine's Day" as my favorite from Tunnel of Love but damn if "One Step Up," "Walk Like a Man," "Brilliant Disguise" and "Tougher Than the Rest" aren't just behind it. Such a great record.
I can dig the songwriting on TOL, but the production is just, god awful. The drum machine kills me. The fact that Bruce really thought the band couldn't beat those songs has forever bothered me.