Ketch's 10 Thoughts From The Weekend (How many transfers is too many?)

[Ketchum]

I may have missed it but did Texas get some good news on Manning recently? Things still trending really well?

a, not really
b. sure

 

[Ketchum]

Rosalita is in the top 10 and Rosalita live is in the top 10 live songs of all time, easily in the Boss’s top 3.

not my fav.

 

[tmoney121212]

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[Ketchum]

@Ketchum give me a name you hire for that GM role if your Texas. Thanks

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[Ketchum]

I look at how many relief pitchers are used in a game. And, too many left on base. We hit. We score what we think are enough runs. But LOB is high

It's a flawed team in ways we didn't quite see coming.

 

[toxford_a_susmangodfrey.com]

* It just feels like Born in the USA has to make a top 10. It's the song the mainstream identifies him with the most.

* I like Dancing in the Drak, but it feels like such a pop song that I almost cringed that I had it in my top 15.

* Adam-Cain is just a personal choice, I suppose. It ****ing jams.

From a write-up in RSM: " “Adam Raised a Cain” is a pile driver, featuring a remarkably heavy groove and some of Springsteen’s most searing guitar work. The bitter lyrics (partially inspired by Elia Kazan’s 1955 film East of Eden) give father-son tension an almost biblical depth: “You’re born into this life paying for the sins of somebody else’s past,” he sings. Before his death in 1998, the elder Springsteen was asked which of his son’s songs he liked best. “The ones about me,” he answered."

Yeah, as I said, I'm good with "Born in the USA" being on the list, even though it's not one of my personal favorites. And although I see your point on "Dancing in the Dark", I've got to put it on my list.
And we'll just have to agree to disagree on "Adam Raised a Cain."

 

[toxford_a_susmangodfrey.com]

I think you mean Spirits in the Night. Great tune that MM made famous.

Agree, but this is what I was thinking of:

 

[W. E. Henley]

For Springsteen, give a listen to Pay Me My Money Down. Not sure where it ranks but I enjoy it.

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I saw that tour in Madison Square Garden. Probably my favorite live show ever.

 

[Ketchum]

Yeah, as I said, I'm good with "Born in the USA" being on the list, even though it's not one of my personal favorites. And although I see your point on "Dancing in the Dark", I've got to put it on my list.
And we'll just have to agree to disagree on "Adam Raised a Cain."

Adam Raised a Cain is probably listed too high, but it's a damn banger.