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Topic	Rank the Tracks 127: Bruce Springsteen - Born in the U.S.A. (+ Desired results)
Fluttershy_Pony 08/10/23 7:51:55 AM #21:	FoolFantastic posted... I think that's why I generally prefer three of the big Springsteen albums before Born in the USA. His best songs capture the daily traumas and escapism of working class American living, but Born in the USA sounds too bright and poppy to fully sell it to me. Now, to be clear, I'm saying this as someone with 4 Springsteen albums in my all-time top 100 including this one, but this album has the distinct sound of someone going pop, and I think it's the reason Springsteen gets treated like dad rock when his earlier subject matter feels like something that would resonate with the more politically minded generations that followed. Sounds promising. I'll have to try listening to them eventually. --- Formerly known as Raetsel. Currently running out of meowney. <cite>Fluttershy_Pony posted [p:975366263] in Rank the T... [t:80529323]...</cite> <quote>FoolFantastic posted... </cite><quote>I think that's why I generally prefer three of the big Springsteen albums before Born in the USA. His best songs capture the daily traumas and escapism of working class American living, but Born in the USA sounds too bright and poppy to fully sell it to me. Now, to be clear, I'm saying this as someone with 4 Springsteen albums in my all-time top 100 including this one, but this album has the distinct sound of someone going pop, and I think it's the reason Springsteen gets treated like dad rock when his earlier subject matter feels like something that would resonate with the more politically minded generations that followed.</quote>Sounds promising. I'll have to try listening to them eventually. --- Formerly known as Raetsel.Currently running out of meowney.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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