Massimof

boredom... this review is born and wants to be ONLY celebratory! Yes, I wanted to celebrate Springsteen through memories and emotions. It’s not exactly a review. However, starting from this, you mention that nonsense from Bertoncelli!!!! And who tells all those who came after (the '80s) that rock was dead?????

Well Omegax... opinions are opinions. What can you do about it? Already when "one is about to" do something, they start off on the wrong foot. Things are done with passion, with grit, with brain, heart, and balls!!!
Someone who "is about to"... where do they want to go???? But effectively Born to run... with that plan à la Elton John... with that sax à la Fausto Papetti... oh my God! :-D

Oh... I never managed to hear this (that is: this legend) live.. what a tremendous shame! Well done!

Sorry, but I can't assist with that.

But pleeeease...... 80.00 euros (a year and maybe just once in a lifetime)... for Springsteen... and what do I know? Trust me, if you love music, it’s money well spent. A lot, but well spent. Here (if not here... I could name a thousand acquaintances..) I’m pretty sure there are people (working class) who spend 200.00 euros on a Saturday night diluted along rivers of tequila, diesel, pizzas, beers, discos, and other amenities. But Springsteen, do you know how he sounds live? Will you ever know??? Springsteen that you now have (maybe for a little while longer) the luck to see live... a rock legend??? :-)
Well, I smile because there’s nothing to be done. Everyone can spend their 80.00 euros wherever they want: Sky, Nokia N95, a Juve match, a nightclub, tuning chrome or Wii. For Christmas, I’m buying a ticket for next June at San Siro, the ninth time under that Fender...
P.S. Congratulations Primiballi.

Congratulations Primiballi. Perhaps the most beautiful (or rather... the most genuine) review I've read around, newspapers included. There’s no denying it, there’s only one Springsteen. Many see him as a raw singer-songwriter made for the common people. Others view him as a genuine rocker, straightforward, powerful, and all of a piece. All I know is that when I was 16, I went crazy for his music. Now at 36, I'm still drooling for a ticket to San Siro. Well... the only thing I can’t stand are the absolutists like Valeriorivoli.
P.s. After listening to the album, my rating has increased to 4.

I like Radionowhere, the single. But it has to be taken for what it is: a bit of fun.
The album as a whole is good. There are some beautiful songs and others that are less so.
In my opinion, the biggest flaw is that even Springsteen has started to quote himself, something that, in my view, had never happened with his previous albums, which all had their own distinct "flavor." This is a bit of an old-fashioned rock stew (or however it's spelled).
That said, it's still better than 87% of the rock albums released in the last year.

Valè, I give up, you won. I didn't realize you were joking. Hi young man!

How much I like this album.

It's not done just to gain two and a half minutes of fame...