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Reminds me of the insane written rules handed out at the beginning of every Devils and Dust show. My feeling is performers should not discourage applause - they will miss it when it’s gone.

Oh well. To each his own. Sorry you didn't like it.

The misspelling was the whole reason I posted it.

I don't think it's a typo in the original ticket - I think It's a counterfeit ticket that the seller is fraudulently selling. The seller has a lot of "Springstein" items for sale. He's obviously not a criminal mastermind.

Here's a great item for you: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1977-Bruce-Springstein-Unused-Full-Concert-Ticket-Atlanta/133189038261?hash=item1f02af70b5:g:d-kAAOSw5uddk54M

It's fantastic Eileen. I hope you read it. I think you'll like it. I'm surprised to hear about mixed reviews. The book won the PEN/Faulkner Award and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award.

I just started Ann Patchett’s new novel, “The Dutch House.” I love Ann Patchett; she's one of my favorite authors. If you haven't read Bel Canto by Ann Patchett, run right out and buy a copy right now and read it. If you have already read it, then read the new one. Here's the NY Times book review, which called it "luminous", among other things: NY Times Book Review

I remember hearing Point Blank live before it had been released. It was amazing. I heard it a few times. This was before the days of the internet when everyone knows the song and the lyrics immediately after the first performance. It was new and fresh and intense. I also remember when I heard Drive All Night for the first time (when the River album came out), my first thought was that he made a full song out of the middle part of Backstreets he does live. My very unpopular opinion is that I think Springsteen on Broadway was very self indulgent. And kinda boring in parts. I still find it unsettling that my rock idol recited the lord’s prayer every night on Broadway.

I agree. I did not like the movie. I found it very trite and predictable.

Thank you NE Patriots for doing the right thing this time. Go Pats!

Stop it. Posts deleted.

Having to moderate because of political posts in the Amusement Park threads.

Seeing apples at the farmer’s market instead of peaches.

I finally finished the last season. I loved it. I liked the politics they brought in about immigration. I liked how they wrapped the stories up. I liked the whole season. I'm sad it's over, it was a great show. In real life, Piper Kerman (her real name) married Larry after she got out of prison. They are still married.

I went to see Blinded by the Light yesterday, and they showed the trailer for the Western Stars movie...good job reaching the target audience! Looks great!