Bruce Springsteen's Western Stars Ranked
This album's been on heavy rotation since it came out, giving this ranking a go. |
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There Goes My Miracle: This song is the only time on the album that the bombastic nature of the songs goes too far, it falls in to cheesiness at times, but still a good tune |
| 12 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Hitch Hikin': This has grown on me, but still feels like a bit of a weak opener. It's a bit generic in themes, although that's likely intentional |
| 11 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Drive Fast (The Stuntman): Great lyrics, but this one hasn't fully caught me yet |
| 10 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Stones: The lyrics in the chorus in this one are kind of a stretch, but this one is a grooving tune despite that |
| 9 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Sundown: Mixed feelings about this one, sometimes it seems like one of the album's lesser tunes, sometimes it seems like a timeless old Nashville country classic |
| 8 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Sleepy Joe's Cafe: One of the simpler tunes, but a worthy good time rock song |
| 7 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Somewhere North Of Nashville: Definitely sticks out like a sore thumb, much more ragged and stripped down than the other tracks, but excellent lyrics |
| 6 | | Bruce Springsteen
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The Wayfarer: This one's grown on me a ton, I didn't like it much, but it's really an earworm |
| 5 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Hello Sunshine: Great penultimate track, makes a nice one-two punch to end the album with Moonlight Motel. |
| 4 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Chasin' Wild Horses: This is a slow-burner, but it hits the spot nicely |
| 3 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Tucson Train: Great tune, extremely catchy |
| 2 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Western Stars: Another classic, top notch lyrics and tune |
| 1 | | Bruce Springsteen
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Moonlight Motel: A surefire classic, brilliant closing track as well |
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