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An introduction to Springsteen for me.

fluke · 2008-04-17 14:16:03

Hi there, I'm going to see The Boss in the RDS in May. I'm pretty much new to a lot of his material. I was wondering what studio albums (excluding Magic) I might be best advised to listen to before I see him. Can anyone please help :)

17-04-2008 2:16pm

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fluke

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Hi there,

I'm going to see The Boss in the RDS in May. I'm pretty much new to a lot of his material. I was wondering what studio albums (excluding Magic) I might be best advised to listen to before I see him.

Can anyone please help

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#2 17-04-2008 8:24pm

Floyd Soul

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Born To Run
Darkness On The Edge Of Town
and
Born In The USA

Those three are absolutely fantastic. Born In The USA is probably the most accessible but my favourite is Darkness!

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#3 20-04-2008 8:17pm

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Darkness is probably his best album. Alot of people will cite Nebraska, but that's a whole other story as far as I'm concerned. Born to Run is amazing, but Darkness is just that much more edgy. If you liek Magic you'll like The Rising, the production is pretty similar on both.

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