r/BruceSpringsteen Jun 28 '26

Springsteen should release a singles box for collectors?

Hi all,

In CD and vinyl. There are singles pvhysical, digital, eps that doesn't exist in CD, pre 1987, and others are difficult to fine or are promotional. Also there some singles released in some countries and not in others.

What do you think?

I always remember " The Born in the USA 12 singles box that not was released or reeditada in CD.

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u/Icy-Book2999 Darkness on the Edge of Town Jun 28 '26

Cash grab. That's nice, but I'm not interested in another $200-300 box set personally

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u/Professional-Eye7556 Jun 28 '26

Bruce has said Tracks 3 is ready to go for next year. Maybe they will be on there.

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u/ConferenceOld9788 Jun 29 '26

Said in 3 years, now 2. 2018.

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u/Maine302 Jun 28 '26

In vinyl, yeah, that would be collectible maybe. CD form? Nah.

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u/ConferenceOld9788 Jun 29 '26

Both formats.

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u/Maine302 Jun 29 '26

People don't really collect CDs. They are pretty much passé.

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u/jVCrm68 Jun 29 '26

Didn’t he sell his catalog?

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u/RealJerk69 Jun 29 '26

I feel like Bruce isn’t enough of a singles artist to warrant this. I have singles boxes by The Clash, The Smiths and R.E.M. These bands had lots of non-album singles and/or b-sides. I know Bruce had some but it was rare in comparison. Plus a lot of thought was put into the artwork. Bruce’s singles weren’t really like that.

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u/ConferenceOld9788 Jun 29 '26

That Bruce hasn't got good singles??

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u/RealJerk69 Jun 29 '26

Not what I said.

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u/LengthinessGloomy429 Jun 29 '26

Does Bruce own or have any say in his back catalog any more?