So for  those of you who know what it's like to be a Killers fan, there's lots of waiting involved - and I mean lots. My girls (shout out to Red Rover!) got in line at 10:30 am! I got there at around noon and brought my Killers Survival Pack filled with goodies needed for the long wait ahead. Included in the pack: Twinkies and Coca Cola in the old ( Read more... )

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"Even the most intelligent, even the most affluent, among us had vision of a utopia free of parents, P.E. teachers and pop quizzes. Springsteen offered us his version of that place, his promises surrounding us like audio wallpaper - hogging the airwaves of our car radios, piped into our homerooms, pumped into every store in our local indoor ( Read more... )

Man oh man I am loving this book! It's called "It Ain't No Sin To Be Glad You're Alive: The Promise of Bruce Springsteen" and its fucking awesome. Its sort of half biography half "why Bruce Springsteen is so great" and I love it ( Read more... )

I just saw Mark Ruffalo and his children on my street in front of my apartment. How random.

This is him... in case you didn't know.

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I just got home from the Bruce Springsteen concert and I think this is the happiest I've ever been. I'm happy not only because I got to see this amazing, amazing man perform live but he did some of my absolute favorite songs: Adam Raised a Cain, Incident on 57th street and Jungleland ( Read more... )

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My mom got me Bruce Springsteen Live 1975-1985 on vinyl for Christmas. It's a set of 5 LPS and its AMAZING. Aside from the songs, in between tracks it has bits where he'll tell the audience some stories. On side 7 right before "The River" he tells this story about when he was a kid that made me cry. So I thought I'd share it (yes I totally ( Read more... )