Wow I've heard a song live you haven't Kathleen!? I never....
Got it live on the D&D tour

Just got back from Dublin.

1.**This Hard Land (acoustic)
2.**No Surrender
3. Two Hearts
4. The Ties The Bind
5. We Take Care of Our Own
6. Badlands
7. Something In The Night
8. Adam Raised a Cain
9. Wrecking Ball
10. Death to My Hometown
11. My City of Ruins
12. Spirit In The Night
13. Jackson Cage (request)
14. She's The One
15. Jack of All Trades
16. Atlantic City
17. Because The Night
18. Darlington County
19. Easy Money
20. Waitin' On a Sunny Day
21. The Promise (solo piano)
22. The River
23. Backstreets
24. Land of Hope & Dreams

25. Born in the USA
26. Born To Run
27. Glory Days
28. Seven Nights To Rock
29. Dancing In The Dark
30. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out
31. Rocky Ground
32. American Land

Epic, glorious, life affirming.

Another fine setlist!
Yet I don't get why he keeps playing Because The Night. He can skip it forever in my opinion. One of the most terrible songs he has written.

I like the fact he opened with This Hard Land. I am still hoping to hear that one live some day. Also No Surrender/Two Hearts is a really cool combo!

I salute you,
TS

Wish I had heard 'Atlantic City' or 'Downbound Train'. Probably my two favourites.

EDIT: Just discovered 'Racing In The Street'. Oh my Lord...

It's fantastic live however. Everybody knows it and goes crazy for it, and Nils' solo at the end is epic.

Be sure to listen to the live version. It's far superior to the version on record.

I know. They played it here in Holland as well and everybody sang along. Yet I just don't like the song at all :)

I salute you,
TS

Yeah there's a lot of great live versions o Racing out there...we got a wonderful rendition in Paris night 2

You are just like your brother - very hard to please. Because the night is a killer song.

Hastalapasta,

Thierry

Don't you have a lame RHCP concert to go to? ;-)

I just don't like the song at all. It is possible you know. I bet there are songs you don't like which I do like.

Semi off-topic;
Paul McCartney posted a video on YouTube about him and the band rehearsing for the Olympics. Then suddenly the sound is gone, the whole band looks around wondering what happened and how and then Paul says in the microphone: Who pulled the plug?
Gave me a laugh. Now both Bruce and Paul used the Hyde Park Incident in a funny way instead of throwing mud.

I salute you,
TS