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Bruce Springsteen - Wrecking Ball
At age 62, Bruce Springsteen is back with another installment of his high-voltage American spirit on his 17th album: Wrecking Ball. And while Springsteen’s efforts, both as a musician and storyteller, come off stronger than ever, Wrecking Ball remains feeling just like the label says: another installment. As per usual, Springsteen soars with his brave, political arena-sized rock jams. His quieter moments on the album shine a brighter light on his gorgeous song-writing methods and unforgettable spirit of nostalgia. And he proudly embraces all traditional American music influences, from country to hip-hop, and wears them like an array of badges on a Boys Scout uniform. Springsteen’s pride and messages are bolder than ever, yet a taint of the all-too-similar ‘meat and potatoes’ formula in this otherwise socially austere record leaves much to be desired. (6/10)
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