Couldn't agree more. I flew in from Finland to see the night 3, just for the same reason. What an epic night, and a first time to see Bruce and the E Street Band live!

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Better than how it sounded on the Magic tour? C'mon now.

I loved Bruce's music for over 40 years now and truth be told his voice is not what it used to be. You listen to some of his old stuff and his voice was far stronger BUT Bruce is no fool, he backs himself with a brilliant band, he plays all the right songs and he still gives it everything he's got. Yes he still puts on the very best show and I will love his music. My son was on his honeymoon in America and went to this very concert. He was so incredibly happy to see him live and to hear Jungleland just made his night.

I'm so sorry for your loss. I feel you, I lost my dad less than 2 years ago too and it was on my first show with him back in 2009 that I had seen Jungleland for the only time before yesterday so it was a very emotional moment for me too. Wishing you peace and to keep on treasuring those memories!

I feel with you

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Yea because he changed up the set. There’s nothing wrong with liking that, but seems like when anyone mentions it, they get scolded. Been to every tour since 1987, and I’ll always love this band, but the set needed a tune up, and last night was a start.

There is one but essential thing: a home crowd. Nothing comparable to a home crowd - only Camp Nou maybe.

Umm no he is not just the man. HE IS THE BOSS!

Outstanding set list, and this was the best part of it

Nou je had bij mij mogen crashen dik uur rijden net over de state border in PA ... 😂

So #grateful. Nothing else to say.

Sadder yet to read your misguided words…thankfully they will stay where they belong…in the strict minority!

Sorry Robert but I must disagree. My first tour was the BITUSA tour in Newcastle, England. I have since seen Bruce & the band on every tour and seen Bruce with the session band as well as his solo work. This tour (For me) was one of the best to date. The reunion tour was amazing but this one was special. Please accept that people's perspectives of each tour can be attributed to their own individual circumstances at the time. If I can give an example, I went to see Bruce on the Rising tour with my now ex-wife. She was an arse and I didn't enjoy the tour, this time I went with my now wife who is a big Bruce fan and we had a blast. Everyone's opinion on each tour differs. Thank you for your opinion, but please respect other's opinions.

@@mcmorranj Thank you for your response. I adamantly respect one’s right to their opinion. That doesn’t mean that I have to respect the opinion itself if I completely disagree with it. I am basing my opinions on objective facts rather than the emotions that I draw from attending his concerts. I saw Bruce on the Born In the USA tour many times. The Bruce of that tour and The River tour was a far superior performer than he is today primarily because of his age and the physical nature of his performances back then vs the present. That incredible physicality that he brought to his marathon concerts in the 70s and 80s works against him when comparing those days to the present 74 year old immobile Bruce. When people speak of how incredible his present concerts are, I have to believe that they have never watched video of him from the “old days”. I still like his music. I respect that he is out there doing his best at age 73/74 but in my opinion, based on both casual and careful observations over the years, his present abilities fall far short of his previous abilities. This is why I believe that he would be far more effective in smaller venues rather than larger arenas and stadiums. I also have lost respect for the man who used to sing for those working people who’s jobs have been sent overseas. Now his ticket prices are astronomical and unaffordable to those working poor and middle class folks that he used to sing for. He prefers to rub elbows with the very same globalist elites who have destroyed the middle class and sent those jobs away. So, I am happy that you and so many others are enjoying his concerts and may believe that he is the same performer that he was at age 30-35. I prefer to stay away, given my choice that I prefer not to make Ticketmaster and Springsteen any richer, for a far inferior product to the one that I once thoroughly enjoyed and payed so much less for (even adjusting for inflation). I do think that he is a hypocrite and wonder why he wouldn’t give a series of free or very inexpensive concerts, given the fact that he is so incredibly wealthy. I do wish him well and hope that he regains his health and continues to perform in 2024, even at the obscene ticket prices that he and his corporate partners charge.

I'd agree Bruce's voice is not what it was. I've followed him since Born to Run in 75 and have been to a few concerts however he still knows how to play to a big audience. He's smart and has a great backing band behind him to make up for his flaws. He gives the crowd the songs they want to hear. He is 74 but he can stand up and sing his heart out for over three hours night after night. No he is not Bruce of the 70s and 80s but he is still Bruce and still better than alot of acts going around today.

⁠​⁠@@fayenance7454I agree with much of what you said. He does do his best for the crowd given the limitations of his age and present abilities. He is much better than most of the present day crap. My comments are more about the younger Bruce vs the present Bruce. He set the bar so high during his incredible performances in earlier decades, that it is impossible for for him to match them at age 74. There is one other thing to mention about his earlier performances vs “today’s” shows. I saw 4 Springsteen shows over 5 days at the Capital Centre in Landover, Maryland, outside of Washington, DC in the summer of 1984 (Born in The USA Tour). From night to night, Bruce varied the songs from the previous night’s performance. The standards were still there but ten to fifteen songs were different than the previous show. This was incredible that he could add such variety from night to night. Now, he may change a couple of songs but basically his shows are mostly the same night after night. One other thing to add. Bruce was a great storyteller back in the day. During his shows, you could expect him to tell a story leading into a particular song. He could practically mesmerize an audience when he would do this and then break into the song after finishing the story. In the more recent shows that I saw him, he would do very little of this and I don’t know why. This is something he could do at any age along with varying the set list given his incredibly large body of work.

Dude it’s an iPhone what do you expect 😂 be grateful you got anything

@@robgolebieski4864 - Maybe you're ok with mediocrity and low standards but it's not good enough for me. It's like giving someone a shit sandwich and saying be grateful I gave you something to eat.

Oh believe me there's more than just a few who want to witness this, because what they are seeing is a 3hrs non stop emotional rollercoaster by the greatest live band around . The intensity of the shows is unbelievable ( and at nearly 74 remarkable), anybody who is a music fan and has seen it for themselves will tell you, and if you can't see it because of your hatred for one artist ( who's had the audacity to sell his back catalogue that he created) then more fool you.

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What a sad man you must be.

Awesome that you felt the need to comment. Clearly you’re upset 😂 what Dan do with their money is their choice, some of us thing it’s worth it. You may not but who gives a damn. Love the username btw.