Bruce Springsteen

In this electrifying live performance of 'Downbound Train' from June 26, 2000, Bruce Springsteen was riding high on the momentum of his album 'The Rising,' released just a year prior in 2002. The album, often regarded as one of his best, was a response to the events of September 11, and showcased his ability to weave personal and collective narratives through music. This performance at Madison Square Garden is particularly special, capturing the energy of Springsteen and the E Street Band during a period when they were reconnecting with audiences on a grand scale after a lengthy hiatus. It's fascinating to note how Springsteen's artistry evolved as he explored themes of loss, resilience, and hope—a testament to his enduring relevance in the music scene.

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