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A lot of hipsters will tell you that “Reason To Believe” was his best song, but we really know that it was this.
While Tunnel of Love (and Reason to Believe) are very good songs, his best song is Promised Land.
Posted on March 29, 2012 via Alex Balk with 8 notes
Source: alexbalk
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Love how happy Max gets when Bruce gives him a little attention.
Posted on March 20, 2012 with 2 notes
Source: backstreets.com
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Must. Return. To. East Coast.
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It Seems Like This New Bruce Springsteen Album Could Be Really Good In Some Ways But Then Less Good In Some Other Ways
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Um, so lyrically this new Springsteen song really really sucks. And I don’t take using adverbs or slamming Bruce lightly.
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New Bruce Springsteen single, ‘We Take Care Of Our Own’
Posted on January 18, 2012 via Love Is All with 351 notes
Source: 918
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Just got in the mood for some angry Bruce (the rage is in the guitar work). From The Hollywood Reporter:
Bruce Springsteen is gearing up to release a new album with the E Street Band — his 24th — and a source tells the Hollywood Reporter it’s The Boss’ “angriest” yet.
“He gets into economic justice quite a bit,” says an earwitness who’s heard some of the music. “It’s very rock’n’roll. He feels it’s the angriest album he’s ever made. Bear in mind, though, that [Springsteen] wrote and recorded the majority of the album before the Occupy movements started, so he’s not just setting headlines to music.”
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30 years ago today, Bruce Springsteen recorded much of his classic Nebraska album, alone in his Colts Neck, NJ bedroom.
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Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band tip: New album, 2012 world tour. http://ping.fm/NWx0U
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“Drive All Night” — Bruce Springsteen, Clarence Clemons, Steve Van Zandt
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