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Been a fan of Da Boss since I was wild and innocent; saw him live the first time in a small venue in New Hampshire about six months before Born To Run came out, and I thought they were going to literally tear the place down.
Glory Days is a nice pop song, but I've always thought that much of the material from that era was some of the weakest stuff he ever did. I've been almost as impressed with the stuff he's done since Tom Joad as I was with the first three albums, but hey - I like Dylan, so what do I know?
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There's only so much Dylan, Arlo and Tom Joad I can take. Good in small doses. I love most Bruce stuff, but that Tom Joad and Nebraska kinda stuff I like the least
Actually I think Tunnel of Love was an overlooked album. Artists do great work when they're hurting, and that lp had to do with the whole first marriage stuff. "Brilliant Disguise" and "One Step Up" were broody and very moving. And the title track was very peppy and clever, and one of the very few songs since The Beatles that started out with sound effects that actually worked. |
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