Bruce Springsteen's 'Tracks II' is an epic act of rock-star lore
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Bruce Springsteen's 'Tracks II: The Lost Albums' celebrates 50 years of his music career by unveiling 83 unreleased tracks, some of which date back to the mid-80s. This box set serves as a sequel to the 1998 release 'Tracks,' but it presents songs in seven distinct thematic LPs. The project aims to reshape perceptions of Springsteen, who has always had a complicated relationship with rock stardom. As fans and critics alike delve into this wealth of material, they find a nuanced exploration of his artistic evolution and personal struggles.
Tracks II: The Lost Albums' is more than just a collection; it recontextualizes Springsteen's narrative, revealing his ambivalence towards fame and the diverse themes of his music.
The previous 'Tracks' provided a glimpse into Springsteen's songwriting process; 'Tracks II' organizes 83 unreleased songs into thematic LPs that deepen the listener's experience.
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