Columbia

Dahlgren Eva: Revalution club (+ signerat kort) [Vinyl LP]

This 40th anniversary edition of Bruce Springsteen's history-making 'Born In The U.S.A.' album has been re-pressed on translucent red vinyl. <br/><br/>The anniversary edition also features a gatefold sleeve and exclusive booklet with archival material from the era, new liner notes penned by Erik Flannigan and a four-color lithograph. Released on June 4, 1984 - 'Born In The U.S.A.' had an unprecedented seven Top Ten singles on its tracklist, sold 17 million copies to date and captured the pop culture zeitgeist with once-in-a-generation impact.

REISSUE

Limited edition nightshade green vinyl. Double gatefold.

Single 180-gram black vinyl with gatefold jacket and printed holographic inner sleeve. Includes 12-page booklet with lyrics and photos.

The music of Bruce Springsteen will be celebrated with a collection of original songs spanning his storied 50-year recording career, from 1973's Greeting from Asbury Park, NJ to 2020's Letter To You. Best Of Bruce Springsteen will come in physical formats as an 18-track set across 2 LPs or 1 CD - and digitally as an expanded 31-song package. The collection will span early-career favorites like "Growin' Up" and "Rosalita (Come Out Tonight)," staples of Springsteen's live shows from "Dancing In The Dark" to "The Rising," best-selling breakouts like "Born To Run" and "Hungry Heart," as well as recent releases "Hello Sunshine" and "Letter To You." Here, these career-spanning works appear together in one set for the first time. Best Of Bruce Springsteen arrives with an album cover shot by Eric Meola during the Born To Run sessions, as well as new liner notes by Erik Flannigan.

"Working on this 2nd volume of Release Me has been a lovely walk down memory lane...a chance to revisit, and in some cases, add a finishing touch to songs that still resonate for me in meaningful ways. I'm particularly struck by the ongoing relevance of "Be Aware" and "One Day," which speak to our collective sense of humanity. <br/> <br/>My brilliant friend, Leonard Bernstein, once said, "Music can name the unnamable and communicate the unknowable." I think that's true, because the songs I've recorded have provided me ways of expressing thoughts and feelings that would otherwise be difficult to convey. With that in mind, I hope this collection of tracks that have been quietly resting in their tape boxes, waiting to be released, will stir your emotions, prompt a welcome memory or simply make you smile.<br/> <br/>As always, I'm grateful you've taken the time to listen."<br/> <br/>~Barbra~