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Review liberal*hearted, progressive-minded media. Focus on their political/philosophical/spiritual message. (*liberal adj. Favorable to progress or reform, maximum individual freedom, free from prejudice or bigotry, open-minded, tolerant, not bound by traditional ideas, values, etc.. Characterized by generosity and willingness to give. -- Webster's Dictionary)

Streets Of Minneapolis

(2 reviews)

By Shelby

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  • Artist: Bruce Springsteen
  • Release Year: 2026

Bruce Springsteen's newest song encapsulates the heart, soul, terror and tragedy of the current administration's war on America--specifically highlighting how Minneapolis is fighting back and standing up to the lawless, indecent actions directed at them.

Bruce's lyrics shout out the reality of how the current administration's unlawful and inhumane actions are taking lives, ignoring laws, and eroding our sense of safety and humanity.

I thank Bruce for putting his talent together with his activism, and gifting America and the world this song that memoralizes these life-changing times.

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    macphysto
      

    Splendid review, Shelby! Thank you for your contribution and participation. Keep it up, please!

    "I had to deduct a few points because, as a Springsteen fan, the music is a little too familiar."

    Yo, Planet Lord (my new moniker for you. Cap'n doesn't justly honor your godly achievement)!

    If I correctly understand the nBP Liberal Arts rating principle, judges are rating reviews not the reviewed subject. So IMO, Shelby shouldn't be penalized because you're not thrilled by the music in Springsteen's song.

    Furthermore, I think that rating citizens' reviews is a bad idea -- has the potential for ego-wounding and engendering resentment and bad feelings.

    Reply: Actually, the reviews are intended for the subject, in this case the song, so that the best rated songs can be ranked by the highest rated - V3 (mere, flawed, mortal being)

    Thank you for the explanation. However, I still think that rating reviews is a bad idea. You award a review a favorable rating, then I give the same review a negative rating -- essentially challenging and refuting your opinion and questioning your taste and judgement . . . not to mention possibly offending the reviewer. What is the point?

    To me, rating reviews is counterproductive to building and nurturing a community; nBP citizens need more encouragement (more "trophies") to stimulate their participation in nBP forums (which need all the help they can get, I think).

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    V.3
      

    i love the message and courage behind it. I had to deduct a few points because, as a Springsteen fan, the music is a little too familiar.

    even if you're not a fan, you've got to appreciate him finding a rhyme for Minneapolis

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