Lol, sure pal. Keep defending your moronic buddies. Don’t address the idiots, address those who react, who by the way, are more in line with your ideology. Sorry, nobody buys your BS, or that of your buddies.
You really are thick in the head, aren't you? I'm not your pal. Have fun with your arguments with no-brained troglodytes and their bruhs and getting the thread shut down. You are sad little whiny boy. You go to ignore again, like the troglodytes. You don't get how it works, but you will continue to fight with the idiots and drag threads down. If you put them on ignore, there is nothing to see. But go on with your idiotic grand assumptions about people. You are part of the problem if you don't get it. If somebody doesn't do things 100% your way, they are on the "other side." That attitude will get you nowhere. Have a nice life.
Wait, you’re not my pal??? How disheartening!
Love Bobby Cannavale. Could be him, although the guy in your pic looks a bit younger than current day BC to me, but I could be wrong, as there are certainly a lot of similarities. He's in one of my all-time favorite independent Jersey films, the Station Agent, with Peter Dinklage and Patricia Clarkson and lots of other good stuff...Great show at The Rock Friday night... as expected.
It was the second show I saw on the tour. I also went to the concert in Philly, which was the first after several postponements due to illness. Bruce was more energized, moving around the stage much more freely on Friday than in Philly. Only 25 songs were performed in Philly... 27 were played at The Rock.
Anyone familiar with actor Bobby Cannavale? If it wasn't him, a dead ringer (guy in white shirt) was sitting a few rows in front of us. Some fans around me were convinced it was him. Others said no. Cannavale is known as a huge Springsteen fan. The guy sitting is definitely Howard Freeman, who runs the annual balloon festival in Readington. He worked for the Nets (1978-81) when they played at the RAC.
https://balloonfestival.com/contact/our-team/howard-freeman/
I was thinking the same... this guy appeared to be too young. Cannavale is 52. I'll have to check out The Station Agent. Loved BC in Boardwalk Empire and Vinyl.
Gotta love the political dorks that stop in here and have nothing to contribute.
I also vote no on the BC link. However Howard is an old friend of mine I haven't seen for quite a few years. I had a real good relationship with him at the NJFoB for a number of years. Always got me front row seats for the shows there.Great show at The Rock Friday night... as expected.
It was the second show I saw on the tour. I also went to the concert in Philly, which was the first after several postponements due to illness. Bruce was more energized, moving around the stage much more freely on Friday than in Philly. Only 25 songs were performed in Philly... 27 were played at The Rock.
Anyone familiar with actor Bobby Cannavale? If it wasn't him, a dead ringer (guy in white shirt) was sitting a few rows in front of us. Some fans around me were convinced it was him. Others said no. Cannavale is known as a huge Springsteen fan. The guy sitting is definitely Howard Freeman, who runs the annual balloon festival in Readington. He worked for the Nets (1978-81) when they played at the RAC.
https://balloonfestival.com/contact/our-team/howard-freeman/
The Obama presidency was the "Glory Days", not as great as Clinton's 8 years but not bad...
Someone in that group once said "Blind faith in your leaders or in anything will get you killed," before launching into a rousing version of Edwin Starr's War (what is it good for). But the elites are pro-war now.
Two down, two more to go for me. I went to Philly and The Rock... going back to Philly and then MetLife.
I went to 3 nights of the 10 night stand. Remember a 4 to 4.5 hour closing show, but remember more making out with some hot chick in my 1966 Rambler!!!
Philly didn't get the full show (2 songs short) at Wells Fargo on March 16 due to The Boss not feeling 100% after three postponed shows due to illness. Now this. Ugh. Feel better Bruce.
From the guy who sang along vociferously to Edwin Starr's War, that guitar coloration is kind of odd. But whatever fits his party's narrative is OK now. . . . .Probably won't catch a Springsteen show this tour.
But the guy who made this custom Strat for Stevie is making me a custom Flying V.
