The post Ranking the Album: Bruce Springsteen’s Born to Run appeared first on Consequence. So for this installment of Ranking the Album, I’d like to put the grown-up critic in me to sleep and let my ...

I was 18 when Bruce Springsteen’s third album, “Born to Run,” was released 50 years ago, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. I’d just finished my freshman year in college, and I was lost. My ...

Bruce Springsteen's unreleased song vault is a source of seemingly infinite wonders. Just two months after releasing seven shelved albums on Tracks II: The Lost Albums, Springsteen has gone back into ...

It's a new classic. Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band have released the song “Lonely in the Park,” a track recorded during the “Born to Run” sessions but not included on the album. The album, ...

I was 18 when Bruce Springsteen’s third album, “Born to Run,” was released 50 years ago, and it couldn’t have come at a better time. I’d just finished my freshman year in college, and I was lost. My ...

As any music critic knows, revealing fresh insight about work so prominent as to have become one with a bygone era’s zeitgeist is challenging in the extreme. Bruce Springsteen’s 1975-released magnum ...

Bruce Springsteen is looking back on fame 50 years since Born to Run came out. "It’s a very distorted lens to live your life through," Springsteen said of the "hype" he was afraid of getting to him ...

The track is available now as a digital download and via streaming services. Springsteen recorded “Lonely Night in the Park” at the New York City studio The Record Plant. Most members of his E Street ...

Along with performing "Thunder Road" and "Born to Run," Springsteen spoke about the making of the album that launched him on his path to superstardom. By Michele Amabile Angermiller Fifty years ago, ...

Strap your hands across the engines, we're in the middle of a very big Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band “Born to Run” week at the Jersey Shore. The Bruce Springsteen Archives and Center for ...

They called him “The Boss,” but he never pushed anyone harder than he did himself. It showed. In his lyrics, in his music, in his performances. Bruce Springsteen never sweat a drop that did not come ...