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Cover of 1975‐11‐18: Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, UK

1975‐11‐18: Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, UK

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band

27 February 2006, Live

Singer-Songwriter, Pop Rock

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Tracklist 16 tracks, 2:04:52

Disc 1

  1. 1Thunder Road5:50
  2. 2Tenth Avenue Freeze‐Out3:50
  3. 3Spirit in the Night7:36
  4. 4Lost in the Flood6:15
  5. 5She’s the One5:23
  6. 6Born to Run4:17
  7. 7The E Street Shuffle12:51
  8. 8It’s Hard to Be a Saint in the City5:28
  9. 9Backstreets7:22

Disc 2

  1. 1Kitty’s Back17:14
  2. 2Jungleland9:36
  3. 3Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)9:52
  4. 44th of July, Asbury Park (Sandy)7:03
  5. 5Detroit Medley7:03
  6. 6For You8:26
  7. 7Quarter to Three6:45

Reviews

6/10

I concur with others that this is a completely unnecessary addition after five studio albums from the same artist. Boo to the submitter. The album itself was fine, although Bruce sounded like he was in the middle of a poo on several occasions.

10/10

I really, really enjoyed this, despite complaining about too much of The Boss on the original list. This live recording really captures his character and his energy, and I really wasn't expecting those extended jazz freakouts. Gains a point for what sounds like Janine from "Spinal Tap" shouting "turn the guitars up!"

4/10

I respect Springsteen but it just isn't for me so this was kind of a slog.

8/10

awesome performance, still not a fan of the voice or melodies.

6/10

I'm joining the chorus of voices here saying we don't need more Springsteen or 2-hour live albums on this list.

HOWEVER: This recording is phenomenal, so I can't give it a low score. The raw energy, the interplay of and with the E-Street Band, the sheer power of Springsteen's still-young voice. A live recording that truly surpasses the studio versions of the songs.

4/10

Suprisingly solid for a two hour, Bruce Springsteen live album. That is to say, a two star.

8/10

Holy god Bruce, you sound like a really aggressive Tom Waits. After that 2 hour tour de force, my ears are tired and sore. That man rocked the shit out of those brits.

8/10

I'm not sure we need another Springsteen album on the list, and I'm not a huge fan of including live albums. However, I loved this, and it is such a famous show (and had a proper polish before release) that it probably deserves a place. Either way, a great nomination.

5/10

Not minding it! Springsteen’s an artist where the original list was actually really helpful for learning to appreciate him a lot more.

2/10

Greeeaaat. Yet another Bruce Shit-stain album. And two hours of this trash? You nominated an album over two hours long to strangers. You thought it was a good idea to say to hundreds, if not thousands, of strangers, "Hey, listen to this two-hour live album!" GET FUCKED IN THE FACE UNTIL YOU PUKE.

4/10

I do like Bruce Springsteen but there is already enough of him on the original list, and I’m not a fan of live albums, so this one is a miss for me.

6/10

I'm a big fan of The Boss, and this is his prime, with some interesting versions of these iconic songs with different arrangements, but I'm just not a huge fan of live albums in general, and that second disc with the longer numbers and covers kinda drags.