Lucky Town - Bruce Springsteen

lucky town was released the same day as the more studio polished sounding human touch album. after 5 years bruce released two on the same day. This album is regarded as the better of the two. its more solo more raw and lyrically brilliant. after the hard work and labour on human touch where he practised different styles an used lots of other musicians he still didnt feel right, so he wrote living proof which led to the whole of this album being written in a matter of weeks. its more loose raw and has a lot of a appeal. better days which kicks the album off is one of springsteens best songs which contains some great lyrics, ( its a sad man my ...  Read the complete review

Finding myself on Oxford Street (biggest shopping street in London) one Saturday I decided to pop into HMV. The plan was to just quickly spend my crisp £5 gift voucher and then be on my way to satisfy my hunger at that filthy but cheap and delicious kebab shop?Of course things didn?t go to plan and they never do when I go past HMV. It?s such a huge shop you can?t help but spend ages looking at all the various videos, DVD?s and CD?s. Being broke all I ended up buying was Bruce Springsteen?s Lucky Town album. My gift voucher covered it and left me with a penny change to donate to the ?homeless? Romanian asylum seeker outside. (Well I am broke so I couldn?t give ...  Read the complete review