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I sold my collection of sealed Springsteen LP's after Working On A Dream....

Posted by StephenJK on March 23, 2012 at 19:25:00:
Man.
What a lousy recording. Magic was OK music but a lousy recording. (I would buy the sealed LP, and a CD to play). Working On A Dream? Sorry. I found the songs to be trite and superficial (Outlaw Pete!) and the recording was bloody awful.
Does anybody actually listen to their own CD, or do they just listen to the master recording in the studio?
For someone who supposedly is so fastidious about every friggin' note and goes to great lengths to make sure that everything is just so, Magic and Working brought it all to all halt for me.
Time to move on. I'll play Nebraska, The River or Devils and Dust, but the latest stuff is so poorly recorded that I just can't take it.
I know, nobody cares, but I vote with my feet.
OK, off topic, and thanks for letting me rant. Is there anything about the latest recording that would want me to listen to it, or is just another "Welcome To The Wrecking Ball".
Stephen