Bruce Springsteen #26: Daar waar Wrecking Ball tour blijft verrassen!

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Op zondag 24 november 2013 18:11 schreef Peter88Online het volgende:
Morgen belooft er groot nieuws te komen als we BeTrue moeten geloven: http://www.betrue.nl/nieu(...)eu-tour-aangekondigd

Een Nederlands stadion? Dus eindelijk weer een stadionconcert in NL?

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Op zondag 24 november 2013 19:13 schreef Rockin_the_lowlands het volgende:

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die gaan ook alleen maar af op wat er allemaal voor geruchten de wereld in worden geholpen op de diverse forums. eerst zien dan pas geloven.

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Op zondag 24 november 2013 19:18 schreef Peter88Online het volgende:

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Een aankondiging voor een release in januari komt er in ieder geval.

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Op zondag 24 november 2013 18:11 schreef Peter88Online het volgende:
Morgen belooft er groot nieuws te komen als we BeTrue moeten geloven: http://www.betrue.nl/nieu(...)eu-tour-aangekondigd

Een Nederlands stadion? Dus eindelijk weer een stadionconcert in NL?

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Op zaterdag 23 november 2013 19:36 schreef Luni het volgende:

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Smaken verschillen, ik vind hem absoluut wat toevoegen.

Bruce Springsteen w.Tom Morello - Ghost of Tom Joad - Madison Square Garden, NYC - 2009/10/29&30

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Op zondag 24 november 2013 21:15 schreef Rockin_the_lowlands het volgende:
Zal wel Arena of Gelredome worden als het inderdaad het najaar wordt, zit tenminste een dak op

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Op zondag 24 november 2013 21:54 schreef Remy669 het volgende:
Mehhh stadions.... kut geluid altijd.

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Op maandag 25 november 2013 05:43 schreef Rockin_the_lowlands het volgende:

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Niet als je vooraan staat

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Op maandag 25 november 2013 11:06 schreef DevilsAndDust het volgende:
Ik weet nog niet goed wat ik hier van moet denken. Covers, eerder uitgebrachte nummers... Waarom geen nieuwe nummers of juist onbekend werk à la Tracks?

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Op maandag 25 november 2013 11:06 schreef DevilsAndDust het volgende:
Ik weet nog niet goed wat ik hier van moet denken. Covers, eerder uitgebrachte nummers... Waarom geen nieuwe nummers of juist onbekend werk à la Tracks?

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Op dinsdag 26 november 2013 18:44 schreef Earl_J_Hickey het volgende:

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Omdat er volgend jaar een echt nieuwe plaat komt met bij behorende tour

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Op maandag 2 december 2013 13:09 schreef BatMutsje het volgende:
Op de site van betrue staat het volgende:

Journalisten Leon Verdonschot en Frans Pollux (de laatste tevens muzikant) hebben gisteren in Sittard bij hun voorstelling met Springsteen-nummers en -verhalen duidelijkheid gegeven over Pollux' melding (bij hun optreden vorige week in Maastricht) van een concert in Nederland komende zomer.

Frans Pollux twitterde vandaag: "@BeTrueNL @leonverdonschot Iemand zei gisteren, op de bühne: Malieveld, Den Haag. Psst!" Een cateraar had hen verteld dat hij voor een Springsteen-concert op het Malieveld in Den Haag moest zorgen komende zomer. Verdonschot benadrukt desgevraagd dat het om een gerucht van een dubieuze bron gaat. "Tot onze teleurstelling is het - tot nu toe - daarbij gebleven. Laten we nu dus maar hópen dat het klopt, in plaats van het te dénken."

Iemand ervaring met concerten op het malieveld?

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Bruce Springsteen on 'Anomaly' of a New Album 'High Hopes': Exclusive
Plus: The possibility of 2014 U.S. tour dates, his unusual recording process and more
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Bruce Springsteen and Tom Morello perform in Los Angeles, California.
Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images
By Andy Greene
December 17, 2013 9:00 AM ET

Tom Morello was driving around Los Angeles in late 2012 when "High Hopes" – one of the most obscure songs in Bruce Springsteen’s vast catalog, originally released on a forgotten 1996 EP – came on E Street Radio, the SiriusXM channel devoted to Springsteen. "I was reminded what a jam it was," says the Rage Against the Machine guitarist, who was preparing to serve as a temporary replacement for Steve Van Zandt on the E Street Band’s 2013 tour of Australia. "In the middle of the night, I texted Bruce and said, 'What do you think about 'High Hopes' for the tour?’ He agreed we should put it in the set." Little did Morello realize that a new version of "High Hopes" would become the title track of Springsteen’s 18th studio album, due out January 14th.

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High Hopes is a first for Springsteen: a studio album composed entirely of covers, outtakes and radically reimagined versions of fan-favorite songs from past albums and tours. High points include a cover of Seventies punk pioneers Suicide ("Dream Baby Dream"); songs originally wrote for 2002's The Rising ("Harry's Place," "Down in the Hole"); and searing new takes of concert staples "The Ghost of Tom Joad" and "American Skin (41 Shots)." "The best way to describe this record is that's its a bit of an anomaly," says Springsteen. "But not much. I don't really work linearly like a lot of people do."

Springsteen has always written and recorded significantly more songs than can fit on to whatever album he's creating at the moment. "I have a lot of this music on a computer," he says. "I bring it out on the road to amuse myself. Very often, if I have nothing to do late at night I'll bring it up and look at different bodies of music."

The songs that began catching Springsteen's attention were largely recorded after he reunited with the E Street Band in 1999. "The songs were relatively current and had a similar sound picture," he says. "I was interested in putting this material together in some form because it sounded like it all fit together. . .You have to imagine that when I'm home or done with a tour I go into a studio and I'm surrounded by paintings that I've sorta half-finished. There might be something wrong with this one and I didn't have time to finish this one. When I go into my studio, I'm surrounded by all my music that I haven't released. I wait to see what's going to speak to me."

In December of 2012, he called producer Ron Aniello, whom he first worked with on 2012’s Wrecking Ball, and him to sort through about 15 songs. "He said, 'I’m on the road right now – just fool around with them and see what you think you can do,'" says Aniello. "Although they didn't fit the particular story he was telling for each album – you know how crazy he is about having each album tell a linear story. But these were fantastic songs."

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Springsteen — who has grown close with Tom Morello ever since they first performed together in 2008 — wound up having the guitarist play on six songs, including new renditions of "American Skin (41 Shots)" and "The Ghost of Tom Joad." "He became a filter that I ran my music through," says Springsteen. "He would send the songs back to me with a very current slant on them. . .He jolted those songs into the now. He's one of the few guitarists that creates a world by himself. It's like The Edge or Pete Townshend or Johnny Marr. The E Street Band is a big house, but when Tom is on stage he builds another room."

In March 2013, Springsteen and the E Street toured Australia with Morello. Everyone was impressed by the crowd’s enthusiastic reactions to its new, Morello-assisted arrangement of "High Hopes" (written in the late Eighties by folk singer Tim Scott McConnell) and amped-up cover of "Just Like Fire Would" by Aussie punk legends the Saints. Springsteen called up engineer Nick DiDia – an old friend who recently relocated to Sydney – and booked some impromptu sessions. "We had no plans to record," says Springsteen. "But I found a hook to bring these songs to life and I was anxious to get to work on them."

Between revamped versions of the studio outtakes he had sent Aniello, plus new recordings of the covers and live favorites that Morello was infusing with fresh energy onstage, Springsteen realized he had enough material for an album. There was just one problem: The E Street Band had worldwide dates booked for the rest of the year. So he decided to record the entire LP between shows – something he’d never tried before – with members of the band overdubbing new parts at Aniello's Los Angeles studio or Springsteen’s home studio in New Jersey during breaks. "Previously, everything was like when I was a kid," says Springsteen. "I needed the peas to be on one plate and the corn had to be on another plate and I didn't like them to touch. That's where I was coming from. I thought everything had to be very segregated."

For Morello, getting to work with Springsteen more closely over the past year has been the thrill of a lifetime. "I am not a casual Bruce Springsteen fan –I am a big Bruce Springsteen fan," he says. "And 'The Ghost of Tom Joad' is one of his best songs. It cuts to the core of his social-justice writing. This version starts as a plaintive ballad, which feels like a lament, and becomes a full-bore rocker that feels like a threat."

A few weeks after High Hopes arrives, Springsteen and the E Street Band – with Morello in tow – will kick off a five-week tour of South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. One thing that's not on the books right now: any dates in the U.S., where they haven’t played since late 2012.

"We're looking around now to see what we might do," says Springsteen. "I don't want to say 'yes' because I don't want to disappoint people, but I certainly don't want to rule it out either. We're looking closely out at since there's places we missed on the last tour. We didn't get to Texas, where I love to play. We didn't get to Florida either. It might be fun to get back to some of those places."

This year also marks the 30th anniversary of Springsteen’s smash Born in the U.S.A. but his manager Jon Landau says there are no plans to celebrate that with a deluxe reissue – at least not yet. "There's ongoing work on a River box set," says Landau. "Maybe we’ll do that first. And we're doing some major work on his first two albums [1973's Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J. and The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle] as we speak. Those will be forthcoming."

Springsteen didn't release a new studio album during the seven years between The Ghost of Tom Joad and The Rising, but he doesn't imagine anything like that will ever happen again. "It's like that old story," he says. "The light from the oncoming train focuses the mind."

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Op dinsdag 17 december 2013 15:48 schreef Earl_J_Hickey het volgende:
Bruce interview/nieuws van Rolling Stone

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River Box, Greetings & Wiess met major work ben benieuwd!

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Tuesday 24-12-2013 09:43 Bruce Springsteen Trapped (Spijkerman Versie)
Sunday 22-12-2013 20:23 Bruce Springsteen Merry Christmas Baby
Sunday 22-12-2013 02:02 Bruce Springsteen Born To Run
Saturday 21-12-2013 07:04 Bruce Springsteen I'm On Fire
Friday 20-12-2013 02:17 Bruce Springsteen Working On The Highway
Thursday 19-12-2013 08:36 Bruce Springsteen Santa Claus Is Coming To Town
Thursday 19-12-2013 00:29 Bruce Springsteen Badlands

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Op dinsdag 24 december 2013 09:57 schreef fruityloop het volgende:
Was toch Trapped net even op Serious Request.

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Op zaterdag 28 december 2013 21:32 schreef Earl_J_Hickey het volgende:
De loodgieter was te laat, ik herhaal de loodgieter was te laat!

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Op zaterdag 28 december 2013 21:52 schreef Dos37 het volgende:
Album is gelekt

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Op zaterdag 28 december 2013 21:53 schreef Timo20 het volgende:

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Dan gaan we eens opzoek

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