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Jacqueline 05:06 pm UTC 08/31/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Are we all living in the past? - Rob 04:50 pm UTC 08/31/07 |
| I think any fan of Springsteen would be thrilled if he did new versions of the songs you mention over the crap he churns out now. Whatever Bruce had - he's lost. I don't think that's true at all of Jim. Still The Children proves that. Jim may not be the most prolific soul but the quality of his work is always exceptional. > > TANZ???? SMALL CIRCLE???? THOSE WERN"T AMBITIOUS > > PROjews?? > > > > -J > > Whether they were pro-jew or not is really missing the > point Justin. > > The point I was making is why hasn't Jim tried to write > another symphonic work along the lines of "The Storm". > Tanz was a 'rock' musical, 'Small circle of friends' was a > clarinet or two playing the arias that would later be > 'Making Love..' and 'Loving You...' in different > arrangements. > > Why no symphony? > > Why no BRAND NEW alabum of JS songs since 1989? > > Why the endless recycling of old material? > > I notice Bruce Springsteen's new album has been heavily > built up on here (though NOT spammed by his management - > but then he has no need of that eh PopMan....?) - how > would everyone feel if it was just a new version of "Born > to Run", "The River", "Thunder Road", "Badlands" etc and a > couple of brand new songs? I'm guessing a true Springsteen > fan would find plenty to love about it, but most would > feel a little bit cheated. > > And I know this is heresy, but...I felt a little bit that > way when I first heard 'Bat 2'... > > | |
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