Thunder Road MP3 Download

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i really like the part where it goes i wanna know if love is reeeeeeeal DANANANANA DANANANANA NUUUH NUUH NA NA NA NA NA NAAA NA NA NUHAHA NAH NAH BEEEEEEEOOW BEOOOW BEOW

The greatest album by the greatest artist containing the greatest song of all time. The best thing? You have no idea what song I’m talking about, because in just nine tracks there are a whole lot of contenders. I don’t think anyone has ever bought this album and regretted it.

Born to Run is not just an album it's poetry in motion. One of the greatest lines I have ever heard is from Jungleland a single on the album. " Barefoot girls sitting on the hood of the Dodge drinking warm beer in the soft summer rain". Bruce brings you there he allows you to feel the rain and see the girls. However I believe the best song on the album is Thunder Road. At one time or another we have all been driving it. It has become our salvation

This is not the 30th anniv Born to Run album. This is just plain old Born to Run. I'm looking to purchase the 30th anniv album. PLEASE CORRECT THIS

She’s The One is timeless.Still rings true today.Find the live version from Hammersmith.It’s even better.The big man leaning into the mic preaching “Shes the one!!!” In a scowl.Just amazing version.

If you've never heard a single Bruce Springsteen song, and you want to know what it's like to hear poetry in music, listen to Jungleland. The song doesn't just tell a story, it paints a portrait of life in the big city. Give it a listen.

My dad and I always would dance to a Bruce Springsteen song no matter which one it.

One of the greatest albums of all time.

This is a must have Springsteen album. As you get older and revisit your music, some music is really good, but feels dated. "Born to Run" doesn't have that dated sound, and transcends time. It sounds as good today to me, as it did the first time I bought it on vinyl back in the early 80's. Bruuuuuuce!

Bruce and the E - Street band take us through our youth and beyond. Still to this day. Thanks Bruce and E-Street.

Amazing and epic as anything, Pink Floyd could never

One day people will look back at his music and wonder why anybody listened in the first place.

Hands down, the best. Absolute, effortless poetry accompanied by powerful piano and horns. It will bring you to tears.

Best album of all time!

The album that is truly music to my ears, stirs my imagination and is good for my soul. Simply put, it has kept me young and will until the day I die.

After hearing the song "Born To Run" I already knew the album was gonna be as great as the song!

Some songs on the album it takes a while to get into. For instance, Born to Run and Backstreets have a very Bruce sound with the loud screams but trust me when i say that you will learn to love them. While others like Tenth Avenue Freeze Out have you hooked with their catchy structure.

Listening to him read his book on CD and listening to this album and others gives me such an insight to his life that the man was meant to be one of the greatest song writers of his time. Full of life and turmoil in this time period of his life once again proves that out of pain comes artistry. Thank you Bruce!

this is maybe the greatest album of all tome. Jungleland is my favorite song by bruce. It's so beautiful, it tells a story that paints a picture in your mind. It is a saf song about hope and then loss of that hope.

Simply timeless writing! Amazingly catchy melodies, powerful and moving story telling, great Americana themes....and the title track is every true bikers (like me) National Anthem! Hope Bruce will keep writing until his last day here, I'm sure he misses the Big Man like we all do.

If my fond memory recalls correctly the lyrics were an important part of this album. No lyrics to sing along with. As if the songs were not also their lyrics. It's up to me to discern the poetry in Bruces' music. I want lyrics if the artist wanted me to have them! Cost enough.

get a Life !

The experience this album gives you never gets old. From beginning to end, it's a masterpiece. It's an album I'll be listening to for the rest of my life, and I knew it would be the second I heard it. This was the first Bruce album that I ever bought, and I've bought many more since then, but this one is still the best. Every track is essential. My personal favorites are "Backstreets" and "Meeting Across the River." Bruce's lyrics are pure poetry. Buy this album and enjoy.

I read on USAToday that these 5 first albums used a new audio thing. It worked! There’s new life in these.

❤️

To think that Springsteen was only twenty-five when he wrote, arranged and produced the album. A seminal work in American music of a time, now vanished and gone, perhaps forever.

I'm a recent fan of The Boss. Didn't really listen to his music until about two years ago. The only reason I was struck with the whim to give him a listen was because the last few lyrics to "Jungleland" were used as an epigraph in a novel I read my senior year in high school. And, speaking truthfully, I was left wondering how I had never felt the urge to listen to Springsteen's music until then. So after finishing up with "Jungleland", I listened to "Born to Run", then I listened to "Thunder Road", and so on and so forth. Suffice it to say, I was hooked. If I had to pin down what I liked about this album, I'd say it's easily the lyrics. There's a very deep and personal resonation there, at least for me. Lord knows I've struggled with feelings of wanting to get out of the podunk town I'm living in. I still struggle with those feelings, to be honest. And I'm willing to go out on a limb and say that a lot of people all over the world have been through that sort of thing. "Jungleland" especially clicks with me on some inner level. I always wonder if maybe the dreams I'm pursuing will eventually "gun me down" and leave me broken. Of course, I also really enjoy the instrumentation. The saxophone, piano, bass, drums and guitar all blend together in a wonderful sound that is distinct within the rock genre. You know a Springsteen track when you hear it, even if you can't actually name it as being a "Springsteen track", if that makes any sense. And of course, Clarence Clemons' saxophone work is a treat in and of itself. All in all, Born to Run is a solid rock album, and a definite classic. I'll probably be listening to this baby for a long time.

Thunder Road is one of the best songs of all time

the best rock music you will ever hear

Mattat and I can both agree that Born To Run, Thunder Road, and Jungleland are some of the greatest songs ever written. Born To Run will always be my favorite album ever recorded, and I feel the songs are composed more perfectly than even Sgt. Pepper's. My top 10 favorite songs are: 10. Living For The City-Stevie Wonder 9. Jungleland-Bruce Springsteen 8. Positively 4th Street-Bob Dylan 7. Baba O' Riley-The Who 6. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction-The Rolling Stones 5. Thunder Road-Bruce Springsteen 4. Scenes From An Italian Restaurant-Billy Joel 3. Fake Plastic Trees-Radiohead 2. Born To Run-Bruce Springsteen 1. Sympathy For The Devil-The Rolling Stones #1 & 2 were a close tie though...

This is the greatest album ever made, in any genre. Nothing will ever top it. It is a film noir movie on vinyl. The arrangements, the lyrics, everything is perfection. Listen to Jungleland and you tell me that it isn't the most emotional piece of music you have ever heard. It is the most poetic album ever made by a man who was in his prime as a singer songwriter. I don't care how good the others were. Springsteen was the best. R.I.P. Clarence.

If I shut my eyes and listen to the piano or the sax in jungleland, I can see my best friends Ricky Walek, and Rod Waite all of us wearing our high school football jerseys listening to bruce in some old run down bar now gone in riverdale NJ 17 all over again. It truly brings tears to my eyes. Thats what this album does, millions of people just like me, remember the best times of their lives with this album. Every song a masterpiece. love the album love Bruce and miss the bigman on the sax, the songs and his memory are forever in our hearts. J. Romain

Probably one of the 30 or 40 greatest rock albums ever, but I'm not sure if this is his best album as darkness is great. Lead song Thunder Road is Bruce's best work and probably one of the 25 greatest rock songs ever. Backstreets is a classic, the title track is a great song but it's probably the 3rd or 4th best song on this album. Jungleland is an epic Bruce song with all the elements that make bruce great. Tenth avenue, night, and she's the one are all very good too. Meeting across the river is also an enjoyable tune. This album doesnt have any "skip songs." Great album

The songs are timeless. Each one a classic. Sadly, Clarence Clemon's solo at the end of Thunder Road is buried in the I Tunes mix. It's my favorite track, and not being able to hear the solo is a bummer.

It’s amazing how Bruce can keep doing it time and time again! His old stuff never gets old. Been a fan for 35 years and will be until I die.

Omg this is the most epic, awesome, album eva!

Awesome songs ever

Bringing rock back to the future by way of the past, no record better integrates rock musics core elements and influences than Born to Run -- still Springsteen's Magnum opus.

Instant classic, just buy it now.

This album belongs in a category with the best albums ever made. Stands the test of time next to Sgt. Peppers, Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland, Stones Sticky Fingers, CSNY Déjà Vu, and just a few others. Bruce hit a grand slam home run with this one. A classic of American music.

All 8 tracks are awesome and nothing is better than this

The best album ever made, lyrically, musically, vocally, eight tracks; no weaknesses.

great from top to bottom.

One of the greatest albums of all time!!! Best ever written

Simply the best. Bruuuuuuuuuuce!

Could this make the top ten albums of all time?.....I think yes!!!!!

If you were to make a list of best songs of all time backstreets is a must. It's look key piano and the beginning as to the rise of explosion of energy as it takes you on a ride from start to finish simply musical perfection.

I WASN'T ALWAY THE BIGGEST FAN, EVEN AFTER KNOWING HIS BROTHER-IN LAW MICKEY AND MEETING HIS SISTER GINNY. IT WAS MY WIFE, WHO HAS ALWAYS BEEN A FAN SINCE SHE SAW HIM AT MONMOUTH COLLEGE IN THE 70'S, THAT MADE ME A BELIEVER. BY FAR ,THE BEST ALBUM AND ARTIST OF OUR TIMES. WELOVE OUR BRUCE!

3 of the songs in this album are in my top 10 of all time that's how good it is (jungleland,born to run, thunder road)

I thought the second song went like Duh-Devil in the freeze aisle

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