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Bruce Springsteen - Hershey, PA - Aug. 19, 2008

Great show. Beautiful summer evening. Bad seats. Expensive beer. Cool t-shirt. Setlist:

• Summertime Blues
• Radio Nowhere
• Out in the Street
• Spirit in the Night
• Promised Land
• (sign collection):
  
  • Boom Boom (John Lee Hooker cover)
  • Darlington County
  • Waitin on a Sunny Day
  • Reason To Believe
• Prove It All Night
• No Surrender
• Because the Night
• She's The One
• Living In The Future
• Mary's Place
• Workin On The Highway
• Part Man Part Monkey
• The Rising
• Last To Die
• Long Walk Home
• Badlands

Encore:

• Thunder Road
• Jungleland
• Seven Nights to Rock
• Born To Run
• Rosalita
• Tenth Avenue Freeze Out
• American Land
• Gloria

The last great rock-n-roll album

There has not been a great rock and roll album since 1987's The Joshua Tree.

There, I said it.

Sure, there have been notable albums - Elephant by The White Stripes, or Robert Plant's Mighty Rearranger, maybe. But has there been anything truly memorable - an entire album where you just went "wow"? And no, I don't count Nirvana - quick, name me five great Nirvana songs. How about three? I'm not trolling here, but I'd really like to know if anyone can recommend a great rock and roll album in the last 20 years. Even U2's later efforts prompt a "meh" reaction, and I'm a huge U2 fan.

So, prove me wrong.