Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run (1975), Sony MasterSound Gold CK 64406
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Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run, 1975
Артист: Bruce Springsteen
Альбом: Born To Run, 1975, 1994
Издатель: Sony MasterSound Gold / CK 64406
Жанр: Rock
Формат файла: iso.wv, covers
Ссылка 1: CD 1 161 clicks
Ссылка 2: CD 2
Нахождение: eDonkey/Torrent
Примечание: Springsteen на золоте :)
Tracklist
01. Thunder Road (4:50)
02. Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out (3:12)
03. Night (3:02)
04. Backstreets (6:31)
05. Born To Run (4:31)
06. She's The One (4:31)
07. Meeting Across The River (3:19)
08. Jungleland (9:37)

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Bruce Springsteen has said that when he set out to record this album, he was going to make "the greatest rock and roll record ever." Well, maybe he came up short, but if so, only by a hair. "Born To Run" is nearly flawless from beginning to end; each song tells its own distinct story, yet all are wonderfully woven around the album's central theme, which is also the title of the record.

Over a quarter century after the release of "Born To Run," we may have come to take this album for granted, forgetting the incredible rush it gave us the first thousand times we heard it. Make no mistake - this is one of the best rock albums ever recorded. From the lyrics to the melodies to the production, The Boss held nothing back. This recording provides evidence that Springsteen works as hard in the studio as he does on stage.

Each track is now, after all these years, immediately recognizable - the opening harmonica strains of "Thunder Road," the symphonic piano introduction to "Jungleland," the organ that kicks off "Backstreets," and, of course, the explosion of sound that is the title track.

The production here is obviously influenced by Phil Spector, the legendary inventor of the Wall of Sound. Lyrically, Springsteen evokes memories of early Dylan. (Listen to the song "Backstreets." I've always felt this song was Springsteen's nod of acknowledgment to Bob, with the feel of the song closely resembling that of "Like A Rolling Stone.") The vocals are reminiscent of Roy Orbison, but with more of an edgy sound. The final product is a masterpiece, and should take its place alongside the best of Dylan, The Stones, The Beatles, and Hendrix when the history of Rock and Roll is written.

"Born To Run" immediately catapulted Springsteen into the mainstream of American Rock. Thankfully, he was never inclined to rest on his critical laurels. He has consistently created great music for over 25 years.

I can't imagine anyone not owning this recording.


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