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Saturnalia - The Gutter Twins
The Blackening - Machine Head
Watershed - Opeth
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The Lotus Eater - Opeth
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Metallica - Death Magnetic
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My Apocalypse - Metallica
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Death Magnetic is an awesome album. Just one week away from the release. :guitar:
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Slayer: Mandatory Suicide
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True, especially live.
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Michael Jackson: Thriller
and preordered Death Magnetic by Metallica
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I like Magic more than Born in the USA. Not that I dislike BITUSA, far from it.
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The Antwerp gig was AWESOME. The best concert I've ever seen. It was very hot (indoor-arena), but Bruce and the E-Street Band were in excellent shape. Highlights for me were Trapped, 'Sandy', Thundercrack, Because The Night, Point Blank, Badlands, Born to Run and Thunder Road.
This is the setlist of Antwerp June 23th, 2008
1. So Young and In Love
2. Radio Nowhere
3. The Ties That Bind
4. Promised Land
5. Spirit in The night
6. Magic
7. Trapped
8. 4th of July Asbury Park ( Sandy )
9. Prove it All Night
10. Thundercrack (played for the first time in Europe)
11. Because The Night
12. She's The One
13. Living in The Future
14. Mary's Place
15. Fire
16. Point Blank
17. The Rising
18. Last to Die
19. Long Walk Home
20. Badlands
21. I'm a Rocker (played for the first time this tour)
22. Born to Run
23. Thunder Road
24. Glory Days
25. American Land
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Best for me:
Bruce Springsteen, june 23th 2008 in Antwerp. Only indoor-arena in the European stadium-leg of the Magic tour. Very intense and long concert (almost 3 hours straight) with a lot of surprises (Born to Run-outtake So Young and in Love as opener, Thunder Crack played for the first time in Europe, Point Blank and the tourpremiere of I'm a Rocker), great interaction between Bruce and the crowd and of course excellent renditions of classics like Because The Night, Badlands, Born to Run and Thunder Road. The newer songs also fit in well.
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U2 usually opens their shows with "Where The Streets Have No Name".
not exactly true. I think 'Streets' was only the opener during The Joshua Tree-tour and maybe the Lovetown Tour.
for ZooTV/Zooropa/Zoomerang (1992-1993) the opener was Zoo Station
for the Popmart-tour (1997-1998) Mofo was the opener
for the Elevation-tour (2001) Elevation was the first song
for The Vertigo Tour (2005-2006) U2 had different openers (City of Blinding Lights, Vertigo, Love and peace or else)
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'Play it all night long' from Warren Zevon refers to Lynnyrd Skynnyrd.
"Sweet home Alabama"
Play that dead band's song
Turn those speakers up full blast
Play it all night long
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like me, the 3,95 euros deal with that newspaper?
Yep. I'm not gonna collect them all, though.
Some albums I already have and some I'm not interested in.
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Metallica uses 'Ecstasy of Gold' from Ennio Morricone as intro and the Ramones used 'The Good, the bad and the Ugly'.
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'Roy Orbison singing for the lonely. Hey that's me and I want you only'
Thunder Road by Bruce Springsteen refers to 'only the lonely'.
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I went on a shopping spree a few days ago.
Coldplay: Living la Vida or Death and all his friends
Johnny Cash: 'American V: A Hundred Highways', 'At Folsom Prison' and 'At San Quentin'.
Judas Priest: 'The Essential Judas Priest'
Oasis: What's the Story, Morning Glory
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Excellent album. My favorite songs are Devils Arcade, Last to Die, Gypsy Biker, Radio Nowhere and Long Walk Home.
I'm looking forward seeing Bruce & The E-Street Band in Antwerp tomorrow.
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My favorite Pixies album and one of my alltime favorites too.
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I totally love this album. It's my favorite AC/DC album, followed by Let there be Rock.
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no kidding, a fellow Belgian on sf!
With a good taste of music
dEUS has it's new album released btw: Vantage Point
Excellent album. The best Belgian release this year IMO
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our new Belgian friend introduced me to Suds and Soda, which I became quite fond of I think I'll have to check them out...
should I concentrate on this or maybe on "Worst case Scenario"?
both albums are good starters. I also recommend the third album 'The Ideal Crash'.
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some songs of Bruce Springsteen
Lost in the Flood: 'That pure American brother, dull-eyed and empty-faced
races Sundays in Jersey in a Chevy stock super eight'
Racing in the Street: 'I got a sixty-nine Chevy with a 396
Fuelie heads and a Hurst on the floor
She's waiting tonight down in the parking lot
Outside the Seven-Eleven store'
Ramrod: 'She's a hot stepping hemi with a four on the floor
She's a roadrunner engine in a '32 Ford'
Seaside Bar Song: 'Well Billy bought a Chevy '40 coupe deluxe
Chrome wheels, stick shift, give her gas, pop the clutch'
Shut out the light: 'Well on his porch they stretched a banner that said "Johnny Welcome Home"
Bobby pulled his Ford out of the garage and they polished up the chrome'
Thunder Road: 'There were ghosts in the eyes
Of all the boys you sent away
They haunt this dusty beach road
In the skeleton frames of burned out Chevrolets'
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dutch:
Kris De Bruyne: Amsterdam
French
Jacques Brel: Ne me quitte pas
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfegOxTCuOQ
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Bruce Springsteen - Thunder Road:
' Roy Orbison singing for the lonely. Hey, thats me and I want you only'
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