They are both incredibly iconic albums and will go down as two of the greatest albums of all time. Side B houses the classics: “I’m Going Down,” “Glory Days” and “Dancing in the Dark.” All of which are incredible songs.Īfter listening to both albums over and over again it is hard to decide which one is better. Side A of the album ends with the calming but incredible song “I’m on Fire.” The B side of the record then goes into some of Springsteen’s radio hits. The album opens up with the title track “Born in the USA,” a power song sung by millions about the how the war affects people, focusing on the veterans who are coming back after fighting for their country and being treated poorly. The sound of the rock has transformed by this time and Springsteen essentially made a synthetic led album. The album dropped nearly ten years later in 1984. Now to the other side, “Born in the USA.” The iconic album cover of the bottom half of Springsteen with a red hat in his back pocket in front of an American flag. The album ends with a nine and the half minute arena rock song “Jungleland.” Needless to say you can’t go wrong with “Born to Run.” It starts off with “Born to Run,” a song that showcased Clemons God-like playing ability. The second side of the album doesn’t stop. The album never slumpsĪfter the “Thunder Road” it goes straight into “Tenth Avenue Freeze Out” a swinging rock song with incredible saxophone by Clarence “Big Man” Clemons. The lyrical genius of the song draws listeners in and doesn’t let go. The album opens up with the song “Thunder Road.” A love song for the ages. The album launched him into commercial success. Starting with the earlier album “Born to Run.” The third Springsteen album dropped in 1975. They are both incredibly iconic albums and will go down as two of the greatest albums of all time.”

Born to run album cover