-Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band-

En heldag i Stockholm var inte helt fel bara det att det var kallt och mycket moln men det sprack upp när Springsteen kom upp på scenen. Skitkul att vara på Stockholms Stadion igen efter ett år då jag såg Kiss. Jag fattar inte var Springsteen hittar energin och givetvis fullständigt fantastisk för mig. Jag har haft sån tur och blivit bortskämd med att få kunna gå på 7 konserter på min absoluta favoritartist. Jag skulle väldigt gärna gått på de andra två också om jag hade fått tag på fler biljetter men jag är supernöjd ändå. Vågen gick innan konserten och när konserten startade kom Nils Lofgren upp på scenen med sitt dragspel och började spela Idas Sommarvisa, väldigt roligt! En annorlunda konsert jämfört med förra året dock sämre men den spränger ändå betygskalan för mig. Jag var i sjunde himlen och Springsteen är Gud helt enkelt ^^

Idas Sommarvisa
Downbound Train
Badlands
My Lucky Day
Candy's Room
Outlaw Pete
Darlington County
Working On A Dream
Seeds
Johnny 99
Youngstown
Good Lovin'
Hungry Heart
Growin' Up
Thunder Road
Queen of the Supermarket (First time!)
Waiting On A Sunny Day
The Promised Land
Lost In The Flood
Radio Nowhere
Lonesome Day
The Rising
Born To Run

Hard Times
Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
Land of Hope and Dreams
American Land
Glory Days
Detroit Medley / Land of 1000 Dances
Dancin' In The Dark

Hämtat från brucespringsteen.net

No rain and a great 29-song show by any measure, even if for me it didn't quite reach up and touch the sky of yesterday's magic. Lots of changes from the first night, too, not just the fact that it was drier. The opening "Downbound Train" was surreal: that song as the opener? A master stroke! A focused "Youngstown" replaced "The Ghost of Tom Joad" and just blew us away. Even "Hungry Heart" seemed revitalized and revitalizing, with the crowd going crazy. The tour premiere of "Queen of the Supermarket" slowed things down somewhat, but it's still great to see him finally bringing out more stuff from Working on a Dream.

The show got back on track two songs later with a startling version of "The Promised Land"--startling in that it just keeps getting better after all this time--and then a real treat with "Lost in the Flood." That one gave the audience collective goosebumps, despite Bruce seeming a bit doubtful that the band would pull it off: a tour premiere, after all, and the first time ever for Jay Weinberg. But the poetry and the force of this performance were completely outstanding. Best moment of the evening!

In the encores, Bruce delivered some special eye candy to the Swedish women during "Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out," doing a dance using the microphone stand as a pole... no way this guy is gonna be 60 in September! Had there been a roof on the stadium, it would have been gone by now. And remember Rocky Balboa in the meat locker, pounding on the meat? Well, watching Jay on "Land of Hope and Dreams" really turned him into The Weinberg Stallion. Man, oh, man! The "Detroit Medley," with an added "Land of 1,000 Dances," burned like a fire in the cold Swedish night, right into "Dancing in the Dark." The feeling here is that the third show, on Sunday, will be something truly extraordinary. To quote Thunderclap Newman, "There's something in the air...."

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ztiina Mon 8 Jun 2009 18:46

Omg vad jag är avundsjuk på dig!! vilken spelningslista sen!! :O :D

gustavssonjohan Mon 8 Jun 2009 18:47

Ja låtlistan var suverän. det finns hopp om att han kommer tillbaka och då får du boka biljett!

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