my bruce springsteen video.

Once i got drunk at a bruce springsteen concert. it ruled. Unfortunately the guy who uploaded the video disabled embedding, so you gotta actually go to youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DpEa2aKiBI

Steel Mill - Return To Rock And Roll (1988)

Live bootleg from Steel Mill, Bruce Springsteen's band before he went "solo". A lot more just straight up rock n roll. If you're expecting to hear anything that actually sounds like anything Bruce Springsteen's done, this isn't it. Long songs, lots of guitar solos. Though it does have the same feel as a live Bruce Springsteen show.

Tracklist:
1. Train Ride
2. I Gotta Be Free (Beg.)
3. I Gotta Be Free (Concl.)
4. Dancing In The Street/Honky Tonk Woman

Download: mediafire

Gary U.S. Bonds - On The Line (1982)

The second Gary U.S. Bonds album produced by Bruce Springsteen and Steve Van Zandt and featuring The E Street Band as the back up band. 7 of the 11 tracks on this album are written by Bruce Springsteen, and it's often considered to be his follow up to The River, just with a different singer. It has a similar feel to The River both in sound and lyrical content, and includes a cover of Rendezvous, and a few other songs are recognizable from the recent The Promise: The Making of Born To Run movie.

Tracklist:
1. Hold On (To What You Got)
2. Out Of Work
3. Club Soul City
4. Soul Deep
5. Love's On The Line
6. Turn The Music Down
7. Rendezvous
8. Angelyne
9. All I Need
10. Bring Her Back
11. Last Time

Download: mediafire

Bruce Springsteen - 08/09/1978 - The Agora, Cleveland, OH (Crystal Cat’s Agora Night)

There's something about this bootleg that I haven't been able to stop listening to for about 2 years. The entire concert is extremely powerful from start to finish. This is the absolutely most intense version of Backstreets I've ever heard. When I used to still have a car and work nights, every night after I'd finish up work around 11 pm, I would throw on this bootleg, and spend a few hours driving through the country blasting this from start to finish. I don't think I've ever heard a better concert recording of anyone. Highly, highly recommended, though unfortunately it's not just for trippers.

Tracklist:
1. Summertime Blues
2. Badlands
3. Spirit In The Night
4. Darkness On The Edge Of Town
5. Factory
6. Promised Land
7. Prove It All Night
8. Racing In The Street
9. Thunder Road
10. Jungleland
11. Paradise By The C
12. Fire
13. Sherry Darlin'
14. Not Fade Away - Gloria - She's The One
15. Growin' Up
16. Backstreets
17. Rosalita
18. 4th Of July Asbury Park (Sandy)
19. Born To Run
20. Because The Night
21. Raise Your Hand
22. Twist And Shout

Download: megaupload

For more bootlegs of Bruce Springsteen, visit: The Bruce Springsteen Bootleg Index

Gary U.S. Bonds - Dedication (1981)

1981 rock n roll comeback album. Produced by Bruce Springsteen, Steve Van Zandt, and Garry Tallent. The E Street band plays all the backing music, and Gary US Bonds and Bruce Springsteen share the lead vocals on Jole Blon. Bruce Springsteen also gets writing credits on 3 of the tracks. The whole record sounds like a Darkness-era E Street record, most of the songs would have fit right in with the recent The Promise: Darkness Outtakes album.

Tracklist:
1. Jole Blon
2. This Little Girl
3. Your Love
4. Dedication
5. Daddy's Come Home
6. It's Only Love
7. The Pretender
8. Way Back When
9. From A Buick 6
10. Just Like A Child

Download: mediafire

Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes - I Don't Want To Go Home (1976)

If you're a fan of Bruce Springsteen chances are you've heard of these guys. They've played a ton of shows together, are from the same town, and Bruce Springsteen wrote two of the songs on this record, not to mention it's produced by, and also includes some stand out tracks written by Miami Steve Van Zandt of E-Street fame. The Miami Horns also play on this, who also played several live shows with Bruce Springsteen and The E-Street Band. Really awesome stuff, definitely similar to Bruce Springsteen in sound. The Fever would have fit right in with Kitty's Back on The Wild, The Innocent, The E-Street Shuffle, and it's been performed many times by Bruce during E-street tours, and almost every year recently during his annual Asbury Park Christmas Fundraiser, most of the time with Southside Johnny joining on stage. This is a really great white-r&b/bar-rock album.

Tracklist:
1. I Don't Want To Go Home
2. Got To Get You Off My Mind
3. How Come You Treat Me So Bad
4. The Fever
5. Broke Down Piece Of Man
6. Sweeter Than Honey
7. Fanny Mae
8. It Ain't The Meat (It's The Motion)
9. I Choose To Sing The Blues
10. You Mean So Much To Me (with Ronnie Spector)

Download: mediafire