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These musical tales of crime and desperation—recorded at home by Bruce on a four-track—made for a riveting listen and a huge hit with fans and critics alike. Reaching #3 in '82, it includes... more

It spent well over two and a half years on the charts…it shot straight to #1…it's still the Boss's most famous album, and it returns here in gloriously remastered fashion on both CD and 180-gram... more

Every big star has a big bang, and this was it for Bruce: the 1975 instant classic that shot him all the way to #3. The unforgettable, utterly irresistible, fist-pumping sing-along title smash and... more

It spent well over two and a half years on the charts…it shot straight to #1…it's still the Boss's most famous album, and it returns here in gloriously remastered fashion on both CD and 180-gram... more

Bruce stayed in the Top 5 with this 1978 tour-de-force of hard-luck characters and hard-hitting rock. His hits "Prove It All Night" and "Badlands" join the thundering, organ-powered "Adam Raised a... more

Bruce's first Top 10 smash, the #5 hit Hungry Heart, sent this 1980 LP soaring to #1 (like "Born to Run," it stayed on the charts for more than two years). Stomping rock 'n' roll sits alongside sad... more

Now this is more like it - Bruce and the E Street Band together again, writing, singing and playing great and memorable music. Lead single "Radio Nowhere" begins with '80's Pop-Rock rhythms, and then... more

Double vinyl LP pressing. Live archive release. The Legendary 1979 No Nukes Concerts from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band were recorded at the September 1979 MUSE (Musicians United for Safe... more

Talk about "what the world needs now," here comes Springsteen's first new studio album with the E Street Band since 2012! Their classic house-rocking sound is back, courtesy of Bruce's home studio in... more

In 1998, the 4-CD collection "Tracks" came out, then this 1999 release took 18 of its essentials and presented them on a single CD. Now, those 18 come to double vinyl: previously unreleased versions... more

Though Bruce's new album was mostly recorded at his home studio in New Jersey, he drew most of the inspiration for these songs from his favorite Southern California pop records of the '60s and '70s.... more

Bruce's own liner notes for this new album tell us where these recordings came from. Tom Morello, who toured with Bruce in Australia, recorded versions of the Havalinas' High Hopes and the Saints'... more

This is a new release, but it takes you back to the exhilarating early days of Springsteen's superstardom. The Boss recorded way more music in the wake of his "Born to Run" breakthrough than could... more