If Bruce and the band walked on stage, played this for 3.5 hours and walked off I wouldn't complain.

Saw this one live yesterday in Barcelona. One of the most magical moments in my life. Thank you, Bruce and E Street Band.

"She sits on the porch of her daddy's house and all her pretty dreams are torn. She stares off alone into the night with the eyes of one who hates for just being born.".......Gets me every time.

that is what you call a fucking spiritual moment in time

She stares off alone into the night With the eyes of one who hates for just being born these lyrics leave me speechless

I believe this is Bruce’s true masterpiece. All the themes and promise of earlier Bruce is here, yet it’s now tempered by the reality of how time changes everything. Yet still, they’re is still hope and memories and ultimately redemption for you sins…

I just wish this song would never end.

Max is a machine

Max Weinberg delivers the backbeat like no other. This is the E Street Band at its very best.

Surely, one of the best codas in the rock music ever.

Quite simply one of the best songs of all time. Awesome.

I’m out here in my garage working on my 57 Chevy pick up. 454 with an MB 35 five speed This song gives me inspiration Going for the gasser look. my 22-year-old daughter was murdered 11 years ago. I wish she was here to help me.

Listened to it since I'm 13. Lying in bed, not wanting to hear my parents arguing. Didn t unterstand the words, but I found comfort. 35 years later, still gives me chills, tears and hope. what a masterpiece

Here I sit drowning in the fear of the Covid 19 pandemic. Outside and on my TV screen images of protest, of violence, of peace, of hope, of a brave new generation play over and over. I lost my 33 year old son, David Silver, in 2007 and have been raising his then 3 year old orphan son ever since. I am 71 now and David's son, Aaron is almost 16. It's been years since I allowed myself to listen to these heart-wrenching songs Bruce tore from his soul. I am old enough now to actually KNOW I am mortal and my time will be coming. As much as I long to see David on the other side, I long even more to have every single second I may be granted by God to love and comfort my son's son, Aaron. Even though it is not in my power to decide when I will have to go, I can't keep the tears from filling my eyes whenever I look at Aaron, knowing I can't be here for him forever like he thinks I will be. There is only one Bruce and the emotion I know he tears from the depths of my soul actually scares me. That is why I stopped listening to these incomparable pieces of musical genius several years ago. I can't believe some of the comments on this thread are from a mere week ago. We all will pass on, like poor George Floyd, but even when Bruce's time comes, NOBODY and NOTHING will ever erase the sweet power of his genius.

That outro could go on forever and id never get bored

One of Bruce’s greatest songs.

Roy's playing here can make the toughest man openly weep. Its that powerful

One of the greatest songs of all time

I knew this song But now I'm in tears. I would like these musicians to be my brothers. This piece is a diamond

The mighty Max Weinberg. The Boss. Glory Be to God.

Stands with "Thunder Road" and "Darkness On the Edge of Town" as Springsteen's best songs. As beloved as he is Bruce will always have detractors because he has never shied away from writing about despair in a society that tends to deny it.

From freehold to asbury to seaside we grew up racing in the streets. It was the 70’s in Jersey. Now almost 70 we’re still racing in the streets, on i-4 and 75 in Florida. What a life!!!

The sum is definitely greater than all the parts, how brilliant were all those parts???

1973 This song takes me back to a Saturday night in a small town in the Midwest. My hometown. Hot and humid, after dark on the north side of town between the railroad tracks and the cemetery a mile north of town. John Haley with his 302 69 Camaro and Ronald Bakko and his 66 Chevelle SS396. They raced several times, the sound of those 2 cars in the distance... I listen to Bruce do this song and I'm right there again. Even met "the girl" that evening, Roxanne with her beautiful long red hair. True to the song, I drove that girl away. I was 17 then, 63 now, life has been good, Bruce's music just gets better with age!

"Some guys they just give up living and start dying little by little piece by piece" wow what a devastating line but the alternative is the thrill of an engine and feeling alive for those brief moments. Springsteen can paint a picture like few others. The highway is a supreme metaphor

Bruce and the E Street Band are like a musical genre all their own.

Never owned a 69 chevy, nor a camaro, but this is still the best song by Springsteen. The cars are kind of metaphors that help me connect to other things that are important to me. To me it tells "you will die one day, so do your best to live every day in your life"

A Springsteen song is like watching a movie. I would have loved to write and direct this one. I see a young Matt Damon and Ben affleck in this one. Love it.

The bass, the drums, the piano, the guitar , the sax and the Boss, that’s all folks, nothing else matter🎸🎸

the instrumental part of this version has been playing in my head for the last week. i hope it stays and becomes the soundtrack for what remains of my life. it's beyond good.

Okay, well that just DESTROYED ME ! And then to read one of the comments below, I'm bawling now, it's 2:00 am in the morning, saw these songs live several times in 78 and on later tours. I'm going to be 65 this year and man my youth is LONG GONE! Good night fellow E-Streeters! ❤️

I need this like oxygen. It makes me live, it's life supporting. My life would be less without it. Thank you, thank you.

HOLY F"CK! There's a reason this is my favorite Springsteen song.

I listen and listen and keep listening

For anyone who isn't a Springsteen fan I would encourage to listen again...any parent taking their kid to a concert thank you for keeping great music alive god bless

The last three minutes of this might be the best three minutes in the history of music

I am a 63yo female who grew up with Bruce. This song tears at me. I'm at a crossroad in my life and trying to find reasons to keep on keeping on. I feel lost and broken inside. The part where he speaks of some guys just give up living, and die a little by little, or something like that, it's not verbatim but tell me what does it mean at our age to keep racing in the streets? I'm looking for answers because I need a reason.

Watching this for the 9047th time, it’s better than I remember.

I'm 60 years old and raising my 3 grandchildren. Two boys and a girl, my daughter and son in-law are gone and oh how I miss my little girl. I raised her on my own, from the time she was 6 months old. The Bosses music has helped me thru tough times.

The last 5 minutes of the song (5:00 - 9:41) is perhaps the greatest music I've ever heard. It's comforting to know that whenever I struggle in life, I can go back to this song and find courage again.

It hypnotizes me, it elevates me, it calms me down...it helps me !!!! . I finally found it. My medicine is called " Racing in the Street".

If there is anything better than this , Please let me know . Bruce goes from talking about automobiles to the wreckage of a relationship . The E Street Band go along for the ride .

Only BRUCE 'THE BOSS' SPRINGSTEEN can make a song sound this good

This man is a genius...loved him my whole life...from his jersey shore roots to songs like this...simply amazing..there will never be anyone to replace him ever

Just simply one of the most beautiful songs ever written.

This song reminds me of my own racing in the streets before they put roundabout everywhere..a shoutout to Bundaberg old days of dragging up the main street.. like 40 year ago

"With the eyes of one who hates for just being born"

"I blew that Camaro of my back and I drove that little girl away...." One of the finest images in rock history! And Joey is right... the outro of this song was always the strongest part!

I wish the Big Man Clarence Clemens was still with us.

That's an opera and a mass, sunday church service combined in one holy piece of music. Only The Boss can do it that way. (from Germany)

Starting at five minutes you see what I believe to be a deep appreciation for the talent of this band in his eyes. No lyrics, just everyone playing their part! He mouths something at 6 minutes, I like to think that he says, what a band!

Could he be any more amazing? You hear the emotion in his voice. True genius. No one can compare.

by far the absolute best song ever written and performed by real musicians

Real music, poetry, soul, depth, genius and talent 🔥❤️🇺🇸❤️🤍💙

Having seen this man and his band so many times, this version of Racing In the Street is spectacular. Bruce is the voice of a generation. I’m so grateful that he is the lyricist for my lifetime.

Such a beautiful song. How can I thank you for giving me songs to grow up and old to? I have ALS and I just sit and listen to these every night and remember better days, like when I first heard this. Thank you

Just bought my ticket to see Bruce next year at Wembley stadium - just hope he plays this song !?

This is why we call him " The Boss"!

I love, "Some guys they just give up living And start dying little by little, piece by piece Some guys come home from work and wash up And go racin' in the street".

When it's time to assemble the time capsule showing the best of humankind and send it to outer space, this video has to be part of the package.

It was his best song . What beautiful tribute to an amazing man. Long live Clarence!

He must be so proud, surely, not ‘ only ‘ to written and sung one of very best songs ever taped or performed, but, to be graced with such a blast furnace of a band,..overflowing with a jaw dropping ability to construct more intensity than you shall EVER hear elsewhere.

Out of this world. Legendary and just mindblowing...this song and the way it is performed goes into eternity.

The Piano's Masterpiece

I brividi, l'emozione, le lacrime, i ricordi. Questa versione è di una bellezza assoluta. Sei immenso Bruce e immensi sono i musicisti della E Street Band. Mi avete fatto amare la musica e mi avete migliorato la vita. Grazie dal profondo del cuore. Grazie Grazie Grazie

Anyone after 50+ yrs loving this guy?

Funny how I listened to him for decades before I realized what a great person he is. Amazing artist amazing heart.

I can't help but feel grateful for the timeless masterpiece that is Bruce Springsteen's "Racing in the Streets." This song, with its haunting melody and poignant lyrics, has touched the hearts of generations of music lovers. The way Springsteen captures the longing for a life beyond the mundane, the desire for escape and the hope for something better is truly remarkable. His ability to weave together themes of love, loss, and the human spirit is a testament to his artistic brilliance. I am grateful for the countless hours of joy that "Racing in the Streets" has brought me and for the way it has touched the lives of so many. This Thanksgiving, Thank you, Bruce Springsteen and his enduring legacy of music that continues to inspire and uplift us all. The jamming part with piano and rock music is awesome. However I must admit one more Bruce’s masterpiece’The River’ which always drive me in perusing my life.

This piece has such a strong, strong sense of place and time. Bruce Springsteen and his band are incomparable.

The piano, dear lord, the piano….

There's only one boss songs like this keeps you alive but only Bruce fans will understand that .he's the only artist that puts tears in my eyes.

This was my late wife's favorite song. It was always are go to. Seen it done live a numerous times but this one brings tears to my eyes. May all that have gone before us rest in peace. Thank you Bruce for the wonderful memories

Nothing and Nobody to compare ,it’s simply great and pure art

this and Jungleland my absolute favorites.... poetic, rythmic, timeless.

One of the loveliest songs I have ever heard and this performance is beautiful beyond description

That jam out never gonna end - glorious!

The piano and the bassline of this song makes me weep, it's stronger than me. Thank you E Street band!

How amazingly he writes our lives down in poetic Justice. He is undoubtedly one of the supreme songwriters of our time and I hope he continues to write for the people.

" one who hates for just being born" My God, that describes deep depression and grief better than anything I've ever heard.

One of the best codas in music, following one of the best stories in music. This is the Boss, and the band, at their greatest.

A stunning song that has lost none of its majesty over the years, instead it has grown in its power.

I dont know what perfection looks or sounds like.....but this .....this must be close

This performance simply blows my mind. The song is obviously legendary and one of the most powerful of Springsteen gems. The performance is so intense, it bends gravity. The band starts off cool - almost restrained - and then, the pressure builds up towards the end like a boiler on the brink of explosion. Springsteens voice is gritty like a bag of rusty nails. Your eardrums are scratched and your heart pierced. The band roars underneath the surface like a wild animal dying to be let loose. One of my all time favourite performances.

Music simply doesnt get any better than this...

A new meaning for the word "perfection".

One of the greatest songs ever written!

A Priceless Work Of Art .

Goosebumps every single time.

Bruce's music is what makes the world worth living in. He cuts through all the waste, and gives us what we need. Each person hears his music in their own way, abd what they hear is life changing. There's three things that change a person for the better, falling in true never ending love, finding God of your beliefs, and hearing the music of Bruce Springsteen. Im glad to live in an era with Bruce Springsteen alive. It is truly a bright light in an otherwise dim world.

I keep coming back again and again to listen to this song and every time, I hear a different part. Roy Bittan's piano playing is brilliant.

This is one of the moments Bruce proves he can play. You think I just sing and write songs, watch this

The drums are incredible in the climatic 5mins onwards. Masters of their craft these guys.

The first time I ever heard this song I wept. I couldn't believe how much a piece of music could go straight to my soul. Still love it 30+ years later.

Some guys just give up living, Start dying little by little piece by piece, Some guys come home from workin, wash up, and go racing in the street...! Best words to live life by...

Pretty sure this song is my Roman Empire.

Just discovered this song, so glad I did, it’s only taken me 68 years 😢

You just really don’t want this to end

I’m gonna go a little bit out on a limb here(or maybe not at all), and say without doubt... “Darkness On The Edge Of Town” is the greatest album ever made!!!!! Especially, if you work for a living, it still reigns true 40 years later!! Amazing!!!

I watch this every few days. An absolutely amazing performance!

Bruce has a big catalogue and this is #1 for me. So much love for the music and lyrics. Complete theatre.