Bruce

Originally posted by 6949:
Bruce put on a fantastic show. I never thought I would say that about someone who didn't play a lot of his hits. At the end of the show he gave his harmonica to the most adorable kid whose father was injured in Iraq. He was very personable and generous.

So…did you ask him any of my questions? What DID you ask him? "How come you didn't do your car commercial song? 'This is OOOOUUURRR COUNTRY….'"

Brian

Originally posted by Brian_Wallace:
So…did you ask him any of my questions? What DID you ask him? "How come you didn't do your car commercial song? 'This is OOOOUUURRR COUNTRY….'"

Brian

I asked the boss if I could be his secretary then I asked if he would play freebird.

Originally posted by 6949:
I asked the boss if I could be his secretary then I asked if he would play freebird.

Good questions! Just what kind of secretary, though…?

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Brian

I WAS exactly next to them…very nice folks…we all held down spots for each other during bathroom runs, food runs etc. We chatted with them quite a bit.

Small world!

Originally posted by jeffml:
You must have been right next to my brother, his wife and son (wearing red Terps hat). They had wristbands in the 860's and the planted themselves on the rail by Nils. Great show and the best I think I have seen of a usually lame DC crowd. Loved Jackson Cage and Backstreets.

Originally posted by chaz:
Wrist band # 821 was the one chosen in the lottery last night…my friend and I had 851 and 852 so we were right up front to the left of bruce in front of Nils and Clarence. Great show. Fairly similar setlist…but a few played tonight not played last night:

Ties that Bind, Thunder Road, Jackson Caye, maybe a few more. No "Growing up" during encore which would have been great. No "Night" during the main set.

Great great show though, and being right up front really made it feel like I was seeing the band at 9:30.

Originally posted by Brian_Wallace:

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So…did you ask him any of my questions? What DID you ask him? "How come you didn't do your car commercial song? 'This is OOOOUUURRR COUNTRY….'"

Brian [/QB]


Brian can be counted on to combine the insight of Ann Coulter and a TRL groupie.

Originally posted by Mobius:
Brian can be counted on to combine the insight of Ann Coulter and a TRL groupie.

POTW.

What did the crowd do to make themselves un-lame?

Did they stroke their waxed balls when he did Born to Run?

Originally posted by jeffml:
You must have been right next to my brother, his wife and son (wearing red Terps hat). They had wristbands in the 860's and the planted themselves on the rail by Nils. Great show and the best I think I have seen of a usually lame DC crowd. Loved Jackson Cage and Backstreets.

Originally posted by chaz:
Wrist band # 821 was the one chosen in the lottery last night…my friend and I had 851 and 852 so we were right up front to the left of bruce in front of Nils and Clarence. Great show. Fairly similar setlist…but a few played tonight not played last night:

Ties that Bind, Thunder Road, Jackson Caye, maybe a few more. No "Growing up" during encore which would have been great. No "Night" during the main set.

Great great show though, and being right up front really made it feel like I was seeing the band at 9:30.

Originally posted by Mobius:
Brian can be counted on to combine the insight of Ann Coulter and a TRL groupie.

I love Ann Coulter. That would be the angriest sex ever. I couldn't be with her, though. My libido thinks she's hot. But my brain is repulsed by the fact that she's seen The Grateful Dead over sixty times. For that, she's one step below Hitler, in my opinion.

Brian

Ann Cooter is about as hot as Amy Winehouse.

Originally posted by Mobius:
Brian can be counted on to combine the insight of Ann Coulter and a TRL groupie.

You're on fuckin' fire this week, fam . . .