Bruce Springsteen

... with Fritz is sometimes he goes overboard with Hall & Oates.

I, I think Hall & Oates is really good, were really good, but, like, sometimes he goes like, "They're better than Springsteen." That's what gets people upset.

Yeah, Hall & Oates made their mark.

Had some of the creepiest album covers ever.

In fact, we finished the film more than a year ago and had like a big premiere party and all this.

And about three weeks later, we finally got the call from Bruce Springsteen's people saying, okay, Bruce is available.

He can do it.

So, of course, we had to open up the whole film again because he's the boss.

I'm

going to do the concert in Washington on October 3rd, and it's with Springsteen and Tom Morello.

Yes.

And I'll be closing the show with Chimes of Freedom, with... with bruce which is stunning and i think wow i look at the song chimes of freedom there are something like seven verses it just poured out and now it's the most relevant you know most relevant times are changing

We'll never have that 10 years again.

You know, it was everyone.

It was Joni Mitchell and Bruce Springsteen and Bob Dylan and then the Beatles and then the Rolling Stones.

And from there.

We had Kinsey, We Are the Champions by Queen.

Randy, Born in the USA by Bruce Springsteen.

Great song.

Don't think it fits the scenario exactly, Randy.

If you forget that, go on the Guildford Cathedral website and there is a link through from the month page.

Then the following day, on Saturday the 26th of September, they've got Bruce Springsteen by Candlelight.

The music of Bruce Springsteen is rolling into town and guaranteed to have you dancing in the dark at the cathedral.

Again, £35 plus booking fee and concertsbycandlelight.com for your tickets.

And you will also see on their website loads of other ones coming up, not just at the cathedral.

John, excellent choice this morning.

Bruce Springsteen, of course, from his album, which is predominantly about the events of this day 25 years ago, and that is My City in Ruins.

Album is the rising.

Correct.

If you would like to... to listen to it and Bruce being from the New York, New Jersey area certainly understood it differently than a lot of other people.

It was also how I got into Bruce, because I remember when this album came out, my dad was listening to this album quite a bit.

That's how I started listening to Bruce Springsteen.

And then later on, when I was a little bit older, I learned how it tied in with 9-11 and stuff like that.

And Bruce wrote that.

The best album about the horrible day of September 11, 2001 is The Rising by Bruce Springsteen.

And with apologies to the president.

But I've got to tell you, the kid really nailed it, Joey.

On my back's a 65 stone.

On my shoulder half mine.

Bruce Springsteen.

And, you know, politically, how you feel about Bruce, but boy, that is the single greatest chronicle of September 11th.

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9-11, that of course, the great Bruce Springsteen doing The Rising, which was written in the aftermath of 9-11, September 11th, 2001.

It has now been 25 years.

Hard to believe.

Well, I remember, Uh, people were calling in with initially just describing how they felt and, and, and the things that w that they were worried about.

I had a friend of mine, a fellow that worked at Columbia records, um, with Bruce Springsteen and Brian Carey, who was the vice president of promotion, a guy named Charlie walk.

And he lives right near, right near the towers.

He could look out at his, he was out on, he called me from his balcony and he was saying, I can't believe what I'm watching.