Bruce Springsteen “My Lucky Day”, from the upcoming album…
November 2008
Monthly Archive
Sun 30 Nov 2008
Thu 27 Nov 2008
…sorry for this cheesy video, but it had to be.
Tue 25 Nov 2008
News from Thrasher’s Weat: Now streaming on NPR:
Sugar Mountain — Live At Canterbury House 1968 will be released Dec. 2, but you can hear the entire album here on NPR Music as an exclusive first listen.
Neil Young was just a few days shy of his 23rd birthday when he took the stage at the Canterbury House in Ann Arbor, Mich., for what would become a legendary performance. It was 1968, and Young was about to release his self-titled debut solo album. His old band, Buffalo Springfield, had split up six months earlier, and few people even knew who Young was. But to his own surprise, and to the surprise of the Canterbury House, Young drew a sold-out audience.
“You really blew our minds,” an astonished emcee said while introducing the performance. “We only expected a lot less people than showed up. I think you are a lot wiser than we were.”
Sun 23 Nov 2008
…not only a good soundtrack. Can’t wait to see it!
Fri 21 Nov 2008
Live at The Paradiso, 27 October 2008
Mon 17 Nov 2008
from Shore Fire Media:
Bruce Springsteen’s ‘Working On A Dream’ Set For January 27 Release On Columbia Records
Bruce Springsteen’s new album ‘Working on a Dream’ has been set for January 27 release on Columbia Records. ‘Working on a Dream’ was recorded with the E Street Band and features twelve new Springsteen compositions plus two bonus tracks. It is the fourth collaboration between Springsteen and Brendan O’Brien, who produced and mixed the album.
‘Working on a Dream’ Song Titles:
1. Outlaw Pete
2. My Lucky Day
3. Working On a Dream
4. Queen of the Supermarket
5. What Love Can Do
6. This Life
7. Good Eye
8. Tomorrow Never Knows
9. Life Itself
10. Kingdom of Days
11. Surprise, Surprise
12. The Last Carnival
Bonus tracks:
The Wrestler
A Night with the Jersey Devil
Bruce Springsteen said, “Towards the end of recording ‘Magic,’ excited by the return to pop production sounds, I continued writing. When my friend producer Brendan O’Brien heard the new songs, he said, ‘Let’s keep going.’ Over the course of the next year, that’s just what we did, recording with the E Street Band during the breaks on last year’s tour. I hope ‘Working on a Dream’ has caught the energy of the band fresh off the road from some of the most exciting shows we’ve ever done. All the songs were written quickly, we usually used one of our first few takes, and we all had a blast making this one from beginning to end.”
‘Working on a Dream’ is Bruce Springsteen’s twenty-fourth album and was recorded and mixed at Southern Tracks in Atlanta, GA with additional recording in New York City, Los Angeles, and New Jersey.
Sat 15 Nov 2008
Thu 13 Nov 2008
A fake special edition of The New York Times was distributed on Wednesday in several US cities. Read the full issue here.
Wed 5 Nov 2008
Sun 2 Nov 2008