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Bruce Springsteen - The Promise [mp3-192-2010][trfkad]
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Nov 2, 2010
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Cd  1:
1. Racing in the Street (’78)
2. Gotta Get That Feeling
3. Outside Looking In
4. Someday (We’ll Be Together)
5. One Way Street
6. Because the Night
7. Wrong Side of the Street
8. The Brokenhearted
9. Rendezvous
10. Candy’s Boy


Cd 2:
1. Save My Love
2. Ain’t Good Enough for You
3. Fire
4. Spanish Eyes
5. It’s a Shame
6. Come On (Let’s Go Tonight)
7. Talk to Me
8. The Little Things (My Baby Does)
9. Breakaway
10. The Promise
11. City of Night
12. The Way


Artist: Bruce Springsteen
Title: The Promise
Store Date: 16 nov 2010
Upload Date: 2 nov 2010
Label: Columbia
Genre: Rock
Cover: front
Bitrate: 192 kb/s, joint stereo 


"Darkness was my 'samurai' record," Springsteen writes, "stripped to the frame and ready to rumble. But the music that got left behind was substantial." For the first time, fans will have access to two discs containing a total of 21 previously-unreleased songs from the Darkness recording sessions, songs that, as Springsteen writes, "perhaps could have/should have been released after Born To Run and before the collection of songs that Darkness on the Edge of Town became."
Highlights include the extraordinary rock version of "Racing in the Street," the never-before-released original recordings of "Because the Night," "Fire," and "Rendezvous," the supreme pop opus "Someday (We'll Be Together)," the hilarious "Ain't Good Enough for You," the superb soul-based vocal performance on "The Broken Hearted," the utterly haunting "Breakaway," and the now finally released, fully orchestrated masterpiece and title song, "The Promise." All 21 songs have been mixed by Springsteen's long-time collaborator, Bob Clearmountain. According to long-time manager/producer Jon Landau, "There isn't a weak card in this deck. 'The Promise' is simply a great listening experience."

Comments

Thanks! :)
you're welcome
Thanks much! I bought The River back in the day, so "The Boss" has enough of my money, lol.
thanks
I also bought The River when it was first released.
Having heard live versions of some of the songs on bootlegs I was anticipating a classic. Alas, the other tracks were mostly third-rate and marked a decline in quality which The Boss has never entirely managed to regain. I have similar hopes resting on this collection of late 70s out-takes. Will it prove to be a lost classic which could have bridged the gap between Darkness and The River? As ELO once said: Don't Bring Me Down, Brooce!