Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band - Live in New York C

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Truely the BEST of Springsteen and E-Street Band
If you're a big fan of Springsteen with his infamous E-Street Band this truely is the BEST DVD concert you could ask for. I loved every minute of it and will watch it many times over. Certainly well worth every penny and far cheaper than the hundreds of dollars you'd pay for a concert ticket. I never get tired of watching Clarence Clemens blast out that saxophone. A must have for any Springsteen music collection. So much cooler to watch them performing rather than just listening to the music. Over 3 hours of non-stop music.

Why YOU need to own this dvd...
If you want to see what a rock legend looks like, it is imperative that you watch this, possibly more than once. A true rock legend is someone who actually transcends the genre. This DVD captures a man in his element, in his time, doing what he was put on this earth to do, without shame and without remorse. To put it simply, he plays and sings every note as if it were his last. He seizes the day and lays bare his passions. This is more than a rock concert, it is a lesson on how to live your life. I'm not your typical gushing fan. I'm not going to say "All Hail Bruce Spingsteen, he's my hero!". Frankly, I don't know the man and I don't believe in hero-worship. But what I do know is that he understands his job and he does it very, very well. He knows how to touch people, how to lift their spirits and get them to aspire to something better. He speaks from his heart. His show is, in many ways, a religious experience-with ONE IMPORTANT DISTINCTION. It is all-inclusive. It's all there for the asking. You don't have to be a certain type of person, or subscribe to a particular set of beliefs in order to be a part of this. All you have to do is say "Yes, my heart is open. I want to be happy.". And, of course, you have to buy a ticket. There's no mission without margin, after all. Bruce transcends the rock 'n' roll genre because he refuses to be defined by it. He acknowledges that he is an entertainer, but yet he continues to approach his work in earnest, with a certain reverence that makes it more important than what it otherwise would be. He understands that, above all, music is a means of communication. It is a way to connect with your fellow man and find common ground. He's not isolating himself from the audience. He's not talking about things that others can't understand. He's not trying to be vague and inscrutable. He's an idealist, a humanist, and he is using his medium to push us all to higher ground. This DVD is about the church of the common man. And I say "Amen, my brothers and sisters. Throw off your shackles and be free!!!". Sing it loud and sing it proud Bruce. This DVD is what rock 'n' roll was meant to be. It's emotional, it's raw, it's honest. After watching this show I can honestly say that there is a force in the universe that moves us from within, and one of it's manifestations is Bruce Springsteen and his E Street Band. The only question that remains is "Will you testify?".

Very Good
Hi, Thanks the AMAZON TEAM.The DVD is absolutely fantastis..very very good.I'm completely overwhelmed by Bruce's live performance.It's difficult for me to enjoy this rare collection.I'm sitting far India.It was my dream to get the some.Thanks a lot that Amazon made my dream true.It is necessary & must must collection for those who loves rocks & more precisely Bruce...

The Boss is the Ultimate Boss
Everytime I play this DVD, I feel I am in the audience dancing around like a whirligig! What a privilege it would have been to be in the audience. Bruce was at the top of his form, the audience was stoked. What a joy to have this, especially after I taped it off HBO when it was first aired. If you love the Boss and the E Street Band, this DVD is for you. Buy it. It is history!

Don't think -- buy now
Fifty years from now, after the Springsteen songbook has been fully mined, some singer/musician will do some research and discover that not only was Bruce Springsteen the most prolific songwriter of the 20th century, but also its most charismatic performer. Such will be the legacy of Springsteen. He will be acknowledged as the greatest of all American songwriters of the 20th century, bar none. It is hard to imagine the E Street Band being in finer form than as recorded at these 2000 Madison Square Garden performances. I consider myself extremely fortunate in that I was unfamiliar with the songs "Youngstown" and "Land of Hope and Dreams", which are for me the highlights of this set. Quite frankly, there is nothing that is not magnificent on this set. It ranges from the merely phenomenal to the extra-galactic. "Land of Hope and Dreams" is a song that belongs to the ages. It strikes me as noteworthy that these performances preceded 9/11, and thus "The Rising". Bruce is an American icon. He is fundamentally that most precious of things: A Good Man. He is also a patriot who loves his America, the land of hope and dreams. And then came 9/11. And Bush's war. And Abu Ghraib. And the destruction of America's reputation among it's European allies that is saved from fascism half a century ago. This concert(s) mark a point in time. A true "end of innocence". Other highlights: You have to see the opening sequence of "Tenth Avenue Freeze Out" to believe it. "If I should Fall Behind" "American Skin (41 Shots)" But really, it's all great. At this point in time, the ESB is nothing short of magnificent. I did not fully appreciate their abilities until seeing this. The vocal harmonies, so diverse, are beautiful. Nils and Patty -- wow! Max on drums. He's first rate. Nils guitar playing? Pat Methany would sit up and take notice of his solo on "Youngstown." I could go on. Just order the damn thing now. It will become a prized possession, trust me.