A lot of people could look like Teford from behind. Maybe he was wearing a Cal visor.

oskirules;740801 said:

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A lot of people could look like Teford from behind. Maybe he was wearing a Cal visor.

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He brought his playcard.

People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

calbear289;740822 said:

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People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

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Look at it this way: different people have different ways of relieving stress.

:tedford

koreambear;740807 said:

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he brought his playcard.

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lol!

calbear289;740822 said:

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People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

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Don't start in on that one.

calbear289;740822 said:

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People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

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I guess it's hard to conceive of that you being such a big Barry Manilow fan!

calbear289;740822 said:

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People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

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Well trolled, respect :cheer

Did he stay awake?

http://www.glittarazzi.com/players/112652-chris-christie-springsteen-concert.html

"Hey, at least no one falls asleep at
my concerts because I don't start them
until the audience is already asleep!"

calbear289;740822 said:

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People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

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Not even Bruuuuuce is safe from Cybergrowl snarkiness. I like it.

I saw Donna Tedford at the concert, but missed JT. Maybe he was smiling and relaxed so I wouldn't have recognized him.

KoreAmBear;740807 said:

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He brought his playcard.

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LOL, he scripted Bruce's first twenty numbers but forgot to stop before they ran into the intermission. Bruce took a quick knee and ran into the locker room

calbb;740845 said:

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Don't start in on that one.

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haha, I couldn't resist. This will probably turn into a 10 page music thread now..

FingeroftheBear;740909 said:

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Whew, for a second I thought Wilner went with Tedford. Now that would be weird.

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Uhh, I think it's more weird that Wilner just "coincidentally" ended up in the row behind Tedford at a big arena. Sounds like he's stalking Tedford to me!

calbear289;740822 said:

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People voluntarily listen to Bruce Springsteen for over 3 hours?

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Whatever your musical tastes, what impresses me are these old rockers from the 70s like Springsteen and Rush who can still draw arena-sized crowds and get them to dish out big wads of cash, and have three hours of great material that their fans still love to hear, and then after the concert fans are grumbling about the great songs that were left out. One thing I love to see at Rush concerts is all the people who bring their teenage kids, who are just as in awe to see these old geezers.

At the moment I can't think of a single artist from the last 10 years that has any hope of doing this 25 years from now.

Nice seats.

Nowadays, I can't tell the difference between springsteen and rambo.

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Nowadays, I can't tell the difference between springsteen and rambo.

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The "Rambo" of Rock 'n Roll: right on! After all, he has dubbed this tour, "The Wrecking Ball World Tour."

From what I've read, his San Jose performance was "legendary."

http://www.mercurynews.com/entertainment/ci_20476003/review-springsteen-is-legendary-form-san-jose

:beer: