The Rising - Bruce Springsteen Reviews

released after the 9/11 attacks and the first album with the e street band since born in the usa this had alot to live up to. but bruce isnt called the boss for nothing. and he delivers in big style. I would class this as he's best album , it has a good mix which can be played without the need to be in the right mood. some of ...  Read the complete review

Shall we say something of a different review from me this time round. Modern rock aside, grunge gods given a break and onto one of the most respected musicians of my era. Bruce ‘The Boss’ Springsteen is a man that has always known how to connect with his audience, whether it be through a 10 million selling album, a appearance on any one of the ...  Read the complete review

Nobody can possibly hold anything against Bruce Springsteen. He's a good natured, socially conscious guy who, despite the ravages of fame and fortune, has never 'sold out' or succumbed to the temptations of product-endorsement. With The Rising, he shows how he's succesfully moved beyond that blue collar ...  Read the complete review

On the 26th May 2003, I went to one of the best concerts that I have been to in some little while. I go to quite a few concerts as a rule, and some friends of mine had become slightly overly obsessed with the notion on going to see Bruce Springsteen. I have always been somewhat of a fan of The Boss myself, but felt that in recent years ...  Read the complete review

I don?t know when I became a Bruce Springsteen fan, I guess after ?discovering? the boss?s early 1982 album Nebraska which by the way is superb. After listening to that album I became hooked, I wanted to hear more. Hence I slowly worked my through Bruce Springsteen?s 70?s, 80?s and 90?s albums adding them to my humble CD collection. So having ...  Read the complete review