Talk:Bruce Springsteen 1992–1993 World Tour

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BetacommandBot 10:09, 30 August 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Remove "Other Band" from heading.

"Other Band" should be removed from the heading.

It is not factual at all. The use of that name is not a FACT, it is a fan fantasy, conjured by writer Dave Marsh, who claimed in a book to have have discovered the name on Internet fan sites. (See Dave Marsh's book, Bruce Springsteen On Tour.) Even Marsh, who unfortunately adopts the name, made it clear that it was not a fact, but something he found (or so he claimed) on fan sites. If I had started a fan site before Marsh wrote his book and called this group of hired hands, "The Super Session Hands Band" or "The Lucky Touch Band," maybe Marsh would chosen my fan fiction name, and Wikipedia would have an entry for the "The Lucky Touch Band."

If Wikipedia is to have any credibility, these fan creations have to be excised.

Being mentioned in one book, does not, in any way, make it a fact. Even claiming that it is a "common sense" fan nickname does not make it a fact. It is only "common sense" to use that name if a fan or fans desperately need to label a group of hired session musicians, a group that Springsteen himself went out of his way not to name or label.

The entry heading should simply be labeled: Bruce Springsteen and the 1992-1993 Tour.

No fan fantasies, no repeated references to mentions in a Dave Marsh book - just facts. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Owenmadison (talk • contribs) 12:40, 17 April 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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Lucky Town on TotP

BBC 4 are repeating of Top of the Pops. As I type 22 July 2002 they are repeating the April 1 edition. It included a segment "live from Bruce Springsteen in concert in Glasgow" playing Lucky Town. I am sure I can here slide guitar though I cannot see anyone playing it. So whether this can count as a live recording I am not sure.

2A00:23C6:5491:7601:DC00:69A:D9A4:D44F (talk) 19:31, 22 July 2022 (UTC)[reply]