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Subject: Re: Is Springsteen losing it? - (nf)
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Date: Mon, 21-May-84 06:59:41 EDT
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inmet!andrew    May 20 17:14:00 1984

I didn't think much of "Pink Cadillac", although I'm told it's the B-side of
"Dancing In The Dark" and does not appear on the album.  (Other non-LP B-sides,
for all you collectors: "Be True" ["Fade Away"], and "Held Up Without A Gun",
["Hungry Heart"].  The former is a better song than most of "The River".)

However, if "Dancing In The Dark" is the best track on the album (as the first
single released generally tends to be), I would definitely agree that he has 
lost it completely.  Give me Beaver Brown, the Stompers, or (even) Rick 
Springfield's latest...

Is there anyone else out there who thinks that a) "The Wild, The Innocent..." is
B.S.'s best, and b) "Darkness On the Edge Of Town" is his last good one (and I'm
stretching the definition of "good")?

... baby we're too bored to run...
 
Andrew W. Rogers, Intermetrics   ...{harpo|ihnp4|ima|esquire}!inmet!andrew