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The Elusive White Whale of Dad rock is real. Bruce Springsteen Texted (???) Rolling Stone to confirm that there are, in fact, full band Electric recordings of what wastually become the album Nebraska.
For Decades, IT’S Been Unclear What Remained of the Recording Bruce SpringSTeen and the Street Had in 1982 as they tried to record such as “Highway Patrolman” and “Mansion on the Hill.” Eventually SpringsTeen Scrapped The Full Band and Releas Nebraska As ancustic solo bolo. There’s Been Debate BetWeen SpringsTeen and Members of the Street Band Such As Max Weinberg and Roy Bittan About How Songs They Did, Whether the Recordings Survive, and if they’ll Ever See of Day. Weinberg is Big on Camp Release the Tapes. “It was all very hard-edged,” he said. “As great as it was, it wasa what bruce wanting to release.” SpringsTeen, on the Other Hand, Maintained that there are no caples. “I can tell you right now, it doesn’t exist,” he said when as asing the Fabled Tapes Earlier this Year while promoting Tracks II. “We have tried to do a few songs with the band for a few minor electric versions of ‘nebraska,’ maybe something Else, i’m not sura. Nebraska Outside of what you Hear US Performing on Stage. ”
AFT GETTING GRILLED BY RsSpringsTeen checked the vault, and by gum if there are weren’t a few electric jams in there! “JUST WANTED TO GIVE YOU A HEADS Up,” he wrote. “I checked Our vault and there is an electric Nebraska Record, though it does not have the full album of songs. ” SO we all know that the electric Nebraska Tapes don’t exist. But what Springsteen’s Recent Texts to Rolling Stone presuppose is, maybe they do?
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