Album Rating: 4.5
Yeah it’s sweet
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Album Rating: 3.0
Rosalita is just ridiculously good
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springsteen visited the stone pony randomly for a surprise show a week after I saw a show there. would have killed to catch a glimpse.
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Album Rating: 4.5
New York City Serenade is so damn good, probably top five Springsteen tunes for me
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Album Rating: 4.5
Whole album rules, really
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Album Rating: 4.5
2nd best for me but yeah amazing album
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Album Rating: 3.7
Did not expect the funk/soul overtones on this woah
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Album Rating: 3.7
Been listening to this a lot today - think it's got a few keepers, but I don't really care for the way his voice plays off over funk on the opener or for Wild Billy's as a song
When he hits it off though, it's huge. Though less poetic, his lyrics remind me loosely of Nick Cave's in that there's such a clear dramatic/emotional charge that they'd practically demand music even if they hadn't been written for it. Unlike Cave + co, who mostly format their shit pretty succinctly for succinct song-units, I feel the E Street bois mostly set Bruce up to run away with himself a la full epic ramble and mmm Incident, Rosalita and Kitty's Back have so much weight to them that they deserve nothing left. Props for how naturally the understated closer unfolds too - really smooth band effort, doesn't feel remotely 10 minutelike
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Album Rating: 4.0
this is def a hair better than i remembered but wild billy is such a momentum killer. dont even think its bad but its on the wrong album
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