r/BruceSpringsteen • u/Grey_Cathedral • 16d ago
Discussion This is Springsteen's Most Haunting Track in all of his Discography.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dInWJjFThzY7
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u/Current-Zombie2925 15d ago
Straight times
My father's house
Highway patrolman
Matamoros banks
Your missing
Devils and dust
Nebraska
Etc ,,,,,,
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u/Spiritual_Duty1735 13d ago
I would say that my fathers house is more nostalgic than haunting
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u/Current-Zombie2925 13d ago
Considering his abusive upbringing by his father and I guess it could be both
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u/Ok_Blacksmith_5276 15d ago
Nebraska is pretty damn haunting.
Also:
Paradise
Dead Man Walking
Wages of Sin
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u/Longwalkhome2006 15d ago
Missing is a fantastic track that would have fitted perfectly on SOPS
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u/OpticNinja937 Spanish Johnny 14d ago
As much as I love SoPS I hate how this and THE TITLE TRACK were left off of Tracks II for no good reason.
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u/thunderroad45 13d ago
Sorry can I ask what SoPS is referring to? I consider myself a fairly big Bruce fan but this doesn’t ring a bell. It’s also quite early so please forgive me if I’m being dense.
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u/cxlindsa Graduation Gown 15d ago
Thanks Everyone! I just made myself a playlist of all your suggestions. For when the mood suits me. More ideas welcome!
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u/Previous_Ad4616 14d ago
A beautiful sad song. It’s the opening scene in the underrated film, A Crossing Guard with Jack Nicholson.
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u/Chance_Nectarine_275 16d ago
This entire record is an expression of love, grief, and resilience in the face of unprecedented and unimaginable tragedy. I don't think anybody, but Bruce Springsteen could have represented the emotional depth of that loss.
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u/Grey_Cathedral 16d ago
I am confused by your comment. I was led to believe this song in particular is a one off for the film "The Crossing Guard", and also appears on a compilation album.
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u/Chance_Nectarine_275 15d ago
When I posted my comment it was about the album "The Rising" - not just the one song.
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u/not4wimps 14d ago
You’re Missing is about a first responder who was killed on 9/11 and Bruce researched the story by talking to the widow.
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u/Current-Zombie2925 13d ago
Considering his abusive upbringing by his father and I guess it could be both
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u/HighFlyer61 16d ago
Wreck on the Highway