Where were you when you first heard ""Born To Run"?
It was 1975. I was on the floor of my childhood home listening to Syracuse University college radio station, WAER, on my Pioneer Sx-737 tuner. I was blown away from start to finish.
Prior to that release, music critic Jon Landau was quoted, "I saw rock and roll future, and its name is Bruce Springsteen".
Where were you when you first heard it?
@zx10 I have to be honest, I don't really like most of "stinkstien" either. Probably about 6 songs all told. But, seems as if free speech only works, unless it doesn't fit your narrative.
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