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Ha fancy! I still don't have a blu-ray player..if it is on dvd I will buy it! Thanks for the heads up Correction! Just bought it on dvd..

Still need to check it out!

Los Lobos were very enjoyable. I wish I was a little more familiar with their catalog as I only recognized maybe 5 songs. Still they were tight and put on a great show.

I am seeing both Brooklyn shows and I don't care if they play it straight through both nights the album is short enough.

I am seeing all three MSG shows. I love The Cure only slightly less than Wilco. I have seen them probably 7 or 8 times and their shows are marathons. Do not leave until the lights come on they sometimes play 4 encores! Their shows are usually about 3 and half hours long and about 40 songs and they are great about mixing up the setlist and playing album themed encores.

Was supposed to see Bruuuuuuce but it got postponed due to the blizzard

Thanks eckythump for the review! Enjoy yourself and good job on getting the request played!!

Not too bad!

Yes please!! Thanks

My office pool with 44 participants won $16 so I get like .30 cents from my $18 dollars worth of play over the last two weeks lol

Great! Enjoy!

Please do a full report...this sounds like a great setting for a show! I'm Jealous!

Sunloath being played live by the band? Uncle Tupelo getting back together?

Thanks!!

Ha I just bought this set this am for $20

Thanks! I'll help you out too!

Bump! as an FYI I started requesting Blue Eyed Soul also for the Feb 5th show every day since the shows were announced! Really would like this one two punch from AM!

lol..yeah that's some pay day!

ATL was $35 behind the stage. Springsteen is one I would pay to sit behind because it is an open stage and he plays to the whole crowd. I hear you though I spent $90 for my ticket but he does provide a lot of bang for the buck. I think tickets will become more reasonable before the show on stubhub hold tight or maybe tickets will be released on tm?

http://www.nme.com/news/the-offspring/90633 Really makes no sense to me..doesn't even include their album Smash!

it is strange yet in noticed it took forever for the Chicago show to sell out..seats behind the stage were still available last time I checked..For NYC everything sold out in minutes..I was able to snag behind the stage for MSG but it is what it is...I had a friend itching to see him anywhere and Atlanta, Chicago, Albany etc were not fully sold out when we looked a few days ago. I was convinced he would add more dates but the venue was fully booked all around those dates..the whole thing is odd and not normal as far as a Springsteen tour goes.

Springsteen The Cure Duran Duran

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/drummond-puddle-watch-thousands-glued-7127972#rlabs=2%20rt$sitewide%20p$9 Hmm ha I guess it is fascinating.

I caught my first show in 95 the show featured many of the first songs I heard them play live! It was a good trip down memory lane and they sounded really tight!!

Phish!