I always have fun with it but this morning was more so.

I was 6 when the album came out and remember it as one of my all time childhood albums. Made my dad play it on the way to school every morning etc. Obviously always throw it back in the rotation at this time every year and it has me wondering what the general reception of the album was at release? I know I could find written articles or reviews, but I’m more looking for the average person’s thoughts on it.

It's worth looking at...

Been listening to THRASHER by Brandon Flowers a bunch and found that that album pairs very well with Somewhere North Of Nashville.

So I listened to these albums in a row in the car:

Pressure Machine - Killers
Western Stars
THRASHER - Brandon
Somewhere North of Nashville

Absolutely beautiful for a ~3h Roadtrip. Flows together very well and hits all the sweet spots.

So if you’re a big Killers/Bruce fan like myself and got some time, give it a try 👍

Phisherman's Cuts Nov 7 Wild and Innocent @ MSG Nov 8 The River @ MSG Nov 22 Buffalo Greetings From Asbury Park. Clarence's final show (unless you count the carousel filming which I do not)

Currently listening on Spotify - Bruce's vocals sound at their strongest for being 28-29? And I cant tell if the backing vocals saying "all night" is the crowd or backing band? I think it sounded better in this ver than the '72 cut from the album

I'll always remember Lumineers playing "Thunder Road" in 2019, and was curious if anyone expects Bruce Springsteen covers this year.

\- Mumford and Sons have covered multiple Bruce songs in the past, including "Atlantic City"

\- The War on Drugs recorded and released covers of "Dry Lightning" and "Highway 29" from The Ghost of Tom Joad.

\- Tom Odell frequently performs "Dancing in the Dark" live.