Live In New York City - Springsteen, Bruce (CD 2001)

Most fans of live rock and roll will tell you that one of the best experiences you can have is a live concert from Bruce Springsteen

First off, this is not part of the roadiem write off. Mike was a dear friend and I owe him this one. Second, This is a review of the new "Live In New York" album that Epinions does not have listed yet. I will move it as soon as they get it listed. It may seem odd that I picked this album up when I did. I think it was odd. As much as I love the music of Bruce Springsteen, music was not on my mind this past week. The day after I found out my good friend Roadiem (Mike Lambert) had died, I found myself at a K-Mart store where I had to pick up something. As I walked past the music section, this...

Recording artists can work better in various recording environments. Some artists work well in the recording studio, since they create complex music that is hard to perform well on stage. Some artists sound better on stage and some create complex music that sounds great on a CD, yet even better on stage. One artist that falls into the last category is Bruce Springsteen. Ever since he first signed a record deal in the early 1970s, Springsteen has gained a reputation as one of the best live performers in the world of rock and roll. So it seems natural that a live album would be one of the...

According to an article on Wikipedia about Bruce Springsteen, some years ago fans and the media were shocked to learn that Springsteen apparently uses a teleprompter at his concerts. That does not bother me, considering that Springsteen has over thirty years worth of music in his repertoire and that's an impressive arsenal by any standard. Having enjoyed Bruce Springsteen's "Greatest Hits" (reviewed at: http://www.epinions.com/content_345627987588 ) and more recently, his classic album "Born In The U.S.A." (reviewed at: http://www.epinions.com/content_353147391620 ), I decided it was time to.