I'M WE'RE JUST SAYIN': Arcade Fire Meets The Boss

October 15, 2007

Arcade Fire Meets The Boss

Win Butler and Régine Chassagne of Arcade Fire joined Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band last night in Ontario for "State Trooper" and Arcade's "Keep the Car Running":

Bruce Stringsteen and Arcade Fire - State trooper
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Bruce Stringsteen and Arcade Fire - Keep the car running
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I love how the posters misspelled Bruce's last name. And I apologize for the crappy sound, the crappy video and the posters' expletive-laden enthusiasm (but, really, who can blame them?). Hope a soundboard tape of this surfaces somewhere.

(h/t freakgirl & stereogum)

2 comments:

freakgirl said...: Do they misspell the name so the video won't easily show up on an internet search (and be asked to take it down)?; 3:03 PM EDT
Krup said...: good point. but i'm guessing they were just high:

http://static-09.dailymotion.com/dyn/avatar/160x160/10279808.jpg?20070930190620; 3:18 PM EDT

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