Definitively adopted through the roof!

With "Born in the USA" Springsteen finally shot through the roof since then, claiming sovereign status as a rock musician by definition, worldwide. Certainly Springsteen 1984 was already long no longer Nobody. In the US, he was for ten years in the top league and in Europe was his fame and success, at least since "The River" (1980) measurable. But from an album over 30 million units (of which 15 million in the US alone) to sell seven single releases and all (!!!) were top 10 hits, that's a class apart.

Now it is certainly not the case that thick figures also mean necessarily high artistic quality, but it's just not the other way around so, say as some pseudo-cultural elite spirits with notoriously grim contrast mimic that which was so well received by the masses , in principle, had to be junk, while still always pretend an artist ought to apologize for to great success. This is a bowel movement from the male cow!

In "Born in the USA" correlate success and quality almost. I would not go so far as to say that it was really the best Springsteen album, but there are too many to good other productions from him that this certainly not inferior to here and now and then mature and profound and musically thoughtful, but it's no ifs and buts a damn good album!

Responding to individual songs, I want to unnecessarily appear on this album. The title song and "My Hometown", "I'm on Fire", "Glory Days" and "Dancing in the Dark" is probably everyone know. So different and varied are these five mega-hit, the whole album is also advised. So you like these five songs, you will not be disappointed by the "rest" - the album is simply a must!