Nebraska

...through her myspace page at myspace.com/kittenksera 3. Pink Cadillac - Bruce Springsteen One of Bruce's haunting demos from the Nebraska sessions, he revved it up and juiced it with exuberant joy. The song was a B-side to...

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...(a small portion) of his show to? To us there's only one answer, after the jump... That would be 1982's masterpiece of bleakness, "Nebraska." While it would leave the rest of the E Streeters without much to do for 45 minutes or so...

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...treat. If I were going to be in the "pit," I might well have. Import exclusive two-disc set combines Bruce's 1978 album Darkness On The Edge Of Town with his1982 album Nebraska. Two standard jewel cases housed in a slip case. Sony/BMG. 2005.

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...respect his talent as a musician and lyricist." We are on the same page with Bruce. And there are moments he amazes me (such as the album "Nebraska" and the song "Atlantic City"); however, his whole romanticization of East Coast working class...

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...in Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues" may have "shot a man in Reno just to watch him die," but Cash never did. Bruce Springsteen's "Nebraska" was about Charles Starkweather. Then there's the story of Auburn "Pat" Hare. Hare was a...

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...had compiled it closer to his death in 2003. George Jones' "He Stopped Loving Her Today" would probably be on it. He loved Springsteen's "Nebraska" album and would likely have included one of those songs. Her father wasn't so modest as to...

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...my 2009 perspective, in a ranking of favorite Springsteen albums, I'd put Darkness third, behind its '80s successors, The River and Nebraska. Along with the trans-Atlantic clarion call that was The Clash's London Calling, Darkness was an...

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References abounded to the likes of writers Jack Kerouac and Flannery O'Connor; Springsteen has said O'Connor's work helped inspire the "Nebraska" album. There were down-home moments, as well. Fellow blue-collar rocker Joe Grushecky...

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...Bride" (later retitled "Working on the Highway"), "Pink Cadillac" and more. Some have leaked on bootlegs. The album begins with "Nebraska ", a first-person narrative based on the true story of 19-year-old spree killer Charles Starkweather...

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...tell hims that bearings in hard drives dry out - and the information becomes irretrievable. By contrast, Bruce Springsteen's 1982 album Nebraska was recorded on a cassette using a ghetto blaster that had previously fallen into a river. The...

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