Bruce Springsteen - Saga Of The Architect Angel

Bruce Springsteen - Saga Of The Architect Angel,
a.k.a. The Ballad Of The Architect Angel
a.k.a. Ballad Of The Architect Angel
This song was recorded on 20 Feb 1973 at the Media and 914 Sound Studios, Blauvelt, New York City

[@motelghost477]

He's not even trying here and it's still mesmerizing.

[@shelleytaylor6766]

I love this song. I married a rancher's son when I was 19 and never looked back. I don't know if I can ever find this song. The thing is, my husband left the ranch and became an engineer but retired and came back to help on the cattle ranch. He was killed herding cattle last fall when his horse spooked and bucked. The song reminds me that architects and engineers can go back to being real cowboys. Sometimes they die, however.

[@washeuteaugensehen4699]

holy crap, it's nice... why I love Springsteen is that you can take the lyrics and look at them in many dimensions, those early ones can be sure seen as a metaphor of smth from the real life, but if you want, it can also be just a surrealistic novel, full of fantastic caracters and bizzare things. Many of his later lyrics are simililar: they're just a real stories of the real people, but if you actually look close - often it's not a full, objective reality -it's a story told by the caracter himself, from a perspective...and it's very interesting when you realize that 'cause it's like entering into someone's head, where everything- words, the way they're spoken, the music- plays its part, the elements of the story become symbols of smth that happens in his mind....I never saw any other songwriter or writer in general who does it like that.... where depending on your own interpretation the story may be either completely realistic either completely abstract

[@geneferguson1163]

Another great early Springsteen song. I love them all.

[@rosangeladoro9208]

Bruce Springsteen THE BEST OF THE BEST IN THE WORLD!!
HUGS OF THE BRAZIL,
ROSANGELA D'ORO

[@johnnyM809]

A songwriting genius in his early days

[@sharicrocker5841]

I'm sure that he's still writing great songs, even now.😉

[@johnnyM809]

@@sharicrocker5841 He most certainly is.

[@ritahorvath8207]

@@sharicrocker5841 yes.

[@ErcoleSperanza]

the melody is very close to Lost in the flood and other tracks of the period 72-74

[@barbarababsy7348]

🌹💌💘.... Wunderschöner Song.... 🎸☀️

[@ritahorvath8207]

er ist so großartig
dass es weh tut .
♥️

[@barbarababsy7348]

@@ritahorvath8207 Ich kann es nachempfinden. ♥️

[@giobabi]

incredible....

[@TheNellamaria]

the first Bruce..

[@motelghost477]

and the best.

[@swishagain25]

Interesting insight...I really hear 'The River'

[@NotAnybodyElse]

swishagain25 I thought the same thing.

[@kevin2400]

I hear a little bit of an early down bound train in this song

[@claudiosansoni9675]

Ciao Bruce, perché questa meravigliosa canzone non è mai stata pubblicata? Abbiamo bisogno di un nuovo cofanetto con le tracce mai pubblicate... Tracks 2.....sei il più grande di tutti.

[@lucainvernizzi848]

Perché si è evoluta in Lost in the Flood

[@MrGrungefuttock]

Though he was never an addict, he wore scars upon his veins

[@faridabechar3213]

🥰🎶🎼🎸👍💕💞💓💚

[@machia0705]

1972 era.

[@geoboode]

Is this a Greetings outtake?

[@kevinjoseph517]

not listed in wiki as one

[@Utoobtime27]

Wild/Innocent - but also on set-list for Born to Run and Darkness - unique

[@d.a.tornamira5970]

Me encanta la frescura y la intensidad de esta canción