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In case you aren't aware, I'm a big Bruce Springsteen fan. I was wondering if I got to pick, what songs I'd like to hear at a concert. So this is that playlist Criteria: Bruce usually does about 25 songs and a 2 song encore. So that's the format of the list. Only one cover song is allowed. From The Wild, The Innocent & The E Street Shuffle 1. Rosalita (Come Out Tonight) From Born to Run 2. Born to Run 3. Thunder Road 4.She's The One 5.Jungleland From Darkness on The Edge of Town 6. Adam Raised a Cain 7.Racing in The Street 8. The Promised Land 9. Prove it All Night 10. Darkness on the Edge of Town From The River 11. Hungry Heart 12.The River From Nebraska 13. Nebraska 14. Johnny 99 From Born in the USA 15 I'm on Fire 16. Dancing in The Dark From The Ghost of Tom Joad 17. Youngstown 18. The Ghost Of Tom Joad From The Rising 19. The Rising 20.Waiting on a Sunny Day From Magic 21. Long Walk Home From Working on a Dream 22. Working on a Dream From The Promise

Bucket List - A list of things to do before you die. 27 is getting a lot closer than it used to be. So just in case I take after Jimi Hendrix or Jim Morrison, time to edit the bucket list. The Travel Bucket List Idea is easy. Take a regional zone and find ten places I'd like to see before I die, or to re-visit in some cases. It's my list so I call the zones. It isn't always going to be cities, though mostly yes. For small countries I think the entire country can be considered. As in, I can't call all of Russia in one trip but I can call all of French Polynesia. I think if one spot in the country/region can be gotten to in a 2.5 hour flight or less, it counts as one trip territory eg. Czech Republic and Slovakia. And also justify(explain?) why there. Maybe pictures too. here's the easiest start because South America is closest. 5. Buenos Aires, Argentina - Argentina again, and I don't even like their football team much. 'The Paris of South Americ

I find myself listening to albums more these days, instead of just getting the songs that I want. I think it's because albums are easier to get now than songs. Listening to albums brings back the era of actually listening to (usually borrowed) CD's. Which leads straight into this list. 50. Jagged Little Pill - Alanis Morissette - 1996- Canada Why: Excessively popular and serious feminist music. Sounds like it'd be horrible right? It isn't. The whole emotional outlet after a bitter breakup theme, that's pretty much universal. The music is pretty much standard alt but give this one a listen cause of the lyrical content. Example Tracks : You Oughta Know , You Learn 49. Pearl Jam - Vitalogy -1994 -USA Why: Released on vinyl. In the 90's. That's awesome. It's a half and half album. Some of the the songs carry on from ten and those are exceptional. The experimental tracks are hit-and-miss though. The entire tortured-depression of Pearl Jam is still there and