Harry42 Posted June 26 For UK Lakers the Saturday Glastonbury Experience programme on BBC2 will be showing highlights from the 2009 Springsteen headliner set. Supposed "rarely" seen before tunes. It will probably be available on the BBC Iplayer for a few days afterwards if you cant see it on the day. Not his best performance but enjoy all the same! 2 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
slane85 Posted June 26 From BBC website - ‘previously unbroadcast highlights’ of Bruce Springsteen from 2009...... probably one song. Something to look forward to in any case! 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Paolo's Circus Story Posted June 26 20 minutes ago, slane85 said: From BBC website - ‘previously unbroadcast highlights’ of Bruce Springsteen from 2009...... probably one song. Something to look forward to in any case! "Coma Girl"? 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jmw Posted June 26 1 hour ago, Harry42 said: For UK Lakers the Saturday Glastonbury Experience programme on BBC2 will be showing highlights from the 2009 Springsteen headliner set. Supposed "rarely" seen before tunes. It will probably be available on the BBC Iplayer for a few days afterwards if you cant see it on the day. Not his best performance but enjoy all the same! I didn't think they were showing Bruce. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
ukjohnney Posted June 26 This is what it says! Interesting..... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
slane85 Posted June 26 deleted. already posted Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
MacBruce Posted June 26 Bruce missed a huge opportunity at Glastonbury in my opinion. One of the biggest and most watched music festivals in the world and he chose to play the setlist from the Working on a Dream tour containing many songs nobody in the crowd or watching on TV had even heard of. It should have been a "best of" concert, showcasing the absolute best of his live show material and interactions with the crowd. He could have picked up thousands of new fans. I just thought it was a bit of a let down to be honest. 3 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
BobbyJames Posted June 26 3 hours ago, MacBruce said: Bruce missed a huge opportunity at Glastonbury in my opinion. One of the biggest and most watched music festivals in the world and he chose to play the setlist from the Working on a Dream tour containing many songs nobody in the crowd or watching on TV had even heard of. It should have been a "best of" concert, showcasing the absolute best of his live show material and interactions with the crowd. He could have picked up thousands of new fans. I just thought it was a bit of a let down to be honest. When you look at what a band like the Cure did last year (i.e. deliver a legendary, hit-filled sho) I have to agree with you - Glasto is not another tour stop Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Paolo's Circus Story Posted June 26 As it goes, are there any audio-rips kicking about of the Glastonbury set taken from the BBC airing (ala Live in Hyde Park and the like)? A long time back the set aired was on YouTube and I remember having a copy of it. It's long gone from YouTube now and I have no idea what happened to my hour long recording, but now it makes me wonder... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
whispered secret Posted June 27 14 hours ago, MacBruce said: Bruce missed a huge opportunity at Glastonbury in my opinion. One of the biggest and most watched music festivals in the world and he chose to play the setlist from the Working on a Dream tour containing many songs nobody in the crowd or watching on TV had even heard of. It should have been a "best of" concert, showcasing the absolute best of his live show material and interactions with the crowd. He could have picked up thousands of new fans. I just thought it was a bit of a let down to be honest. I tend to agree with you but have a friend who has been to a few Glastonbury's and says Bruce was the best he has seen. He enjoyed it so much he wouldn't go to see him again in case he wasn't as good!! 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
stevie54uk Posted June 27 3 hours ago, whispered secret said: he wouldn't go to see him again in case he wasn't as good how odd! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Marnix Posted June 27 Wasn’t it so that BBC radio broadcasted different songs than they broadcast on tv. If I am correct there is floating around a bootleg with the both broadcasts combined together. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Born To Walk Posted June 27 Even a small change such as dropping Outlaw Pete and replacing it with (say) 'Born In The USA' and 'Hungry Heart' would have made a difference. However, the set wasn't exactly light in "crown jewels": Badlands Prove It All Night Because The Night No Surrender The Promised Land The River Born To Run Thunder Road Glory Days Dancing In The Dark Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LONDONCALLING Posted June 27 http://backstreets.com/setlists2009a.html This has the detail I would copy here but it needs colour font to interpret as the asterisks are blue and red etc 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bigbonesbilly Posted June 27 21 hours ago, slane85 said: From BBC website - ‘previously unbroadcast highlights’ of Bruce Springsteen from 2009...... probably one song. Something to look forward to in any case! Maybe re-edit the footage to cut out the flags and show camera angles where you can see the band. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Growin' Up Posted June 27 He was a tour too early to play Glastonbury which is such a shame / missed opportunity. Had he played there during the Wrecking Ball tour he would have blowed the crowd away. Unfortunately it was the tour with such hits such as Outlaw Pete; Working on a Dream and - most laughable of all - : Hard Times Come Again No More. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Incident on 57th St Posted June 27 So what was broadcast last night not seen before? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LONDONCALLING Posted June 27 22 minutes ago, Incident on 57th St said: So what was broadcast last night not seen before? You still can see it on BBC2, The Glastonbury Experience 8pm -9:30pm tonight (Saturday) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
jmw Posted June 27 5 minutes ago, LONDONCALLING said: You still can see it on BBC2, The Glastonbury Experience 8pm -9:30pm tonight (Saturday) Big sister sent me an e-mail in case I didn't know. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Incident on 57th St Posted June 27 13 minutes ago, LONDONCALLING said: You still can see it on BBC2, The Glastonbury Experience 8pm -9:30pm tonight (Saturday) Haha...sorry my mistake. Will be watching. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Paolo's Circus Story Posted June 27 20 hours ago, Paolo's Circus Story said: As it goes, are there any audio-rips kicking about 9of the Glastonbury set taken from the BBC airing (ala Live in Hyde Park and the like)? Gonna bump this question, because surely there is? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Paolo's Circus Story Posted June 27 oh dammit, sorry Born to Walk! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Born To Walk Posted June 27 3 minutes ago, Paolo's Circus Story said: Gonna bump this question, because surely there is? 3 minutes ago, Paolo's Circus Story said: oh dammit, sorry Born to Walk! Don't call me Shirley 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Nick21 Posted June 27 The following songs have never been broadcast on TV: COMA GIRL / MY LUCKY DAY / SEEDS / THE GHOST OF TOM JOAD / RAISE YOUR HAND / NO SURRENDER / RADIO NOWHERE / LONESOME DAY / THE RISING / HARD TIMES (COME AGAIN NO MORE) Of those songs shown on BBC TV, all but JOHNNY 99 and BECAUSE THE NIGHT were shown as live on BBC Two (TV almost caught up to show GLORY DAYS and DANCING live - I know this as there was a low quality, silent live webcam showing the Pyramid Stage in the distance - you could just about make out the big screens. Helped me call the setlistvision thread on BTX back in the day, although nobody had a clue about COMA GIRL for a while. I *think* that may have been identified on either the TV and radio coverage not long after it happened). The other two were aired on BBC Four a day or two later from memory. These are the only songs that didn’t air on BBC radio during the festival: COMA GIRL / THE GHOST OF TOM JOAD / RAISE YOUR HAND / NO SURRENDER / HARD TIMES (COME AGAIN NO MORE) Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Eileen Posted June 27 And here's me sitting, waiting for a Monkees' song. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
