Not All Seven Albums Are Masterpieces, but the Fun and Sentiment Are Evident in Bruce Springsteen's Work

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In 1992, Bruce Springsteen released two albums on the same day. Thirty-three years later, he surpassed himself—and any other artist in the history of recorded music—by publishing no less than seven unpublished albums simultaneously in a single box set. The collection, Tracks II: The Lost Albums, reminds us that Springsteen's music goes far beyond stadium rocking with the E Street Band, exploring sounds ranging from a low-fidelity proto-bedroom-p…

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Bruce Springsteen surprises with seven complete albums. Some songs were already known, most of them we hear for the first time. Three albums are so strong that they inspire awe: this could simply be left on the shelf.

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In “Tracks II: The Lost Albums”, Bruce Springstein reveals old recordings capable of filling seven albums with more than seven tenths of innocents. An impressive narrative made of invisible roads

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The new box of the American singer-songwriter collects seven albums from the past so far never published. For fans it is a kind of sacred Grail. Read