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 'Born to Run' highlights some changes compared to the past: the sound has become more solid, massive, and the songs acquire an epic dimension.

 Springsteen manages to narrate the end of the American dream, the desire to escape to start anew while there's still time.

Released in 1975, Bruce Springsteen's 'Born To Run' marked his major breakthrough with a solid and epic sound. The album features timeless rock anthems that explore themes of disillusionment and hope. Springsteen's powerful performance and storytelling have made this album a rock classic. It propelled him to international fame and remains essential listening for music fans. Explore the timeless rock anthems of Bruce Springsteen's 'Born To Run' and feel the power of a true classic album.

 The River is a very reflective album, indeed the first disc starts with The Ties That Blind, a beautiful track that was originally supposed to give the album its title.

 Ultimately, The River is probably the Boss’s best work ever, the sum of his abilities and the genres he traversed.

Released in 1980, The River is Bruce Springsteen's double album that blends energetic rock tracks with reflective stories about love, family, and working-class struggles during a tough recession. It features standout songs such as the title track and The Ties That Blind. Widely praised by critics and fans alike, it is considered one of Springsteen’s best works and a defining moment in his career. Dive into Bruce Springsteen’s The River and experience a timeless blend of rock energy and heartfelt storytelling.