DEVILS & DUST
| Bruce Springsteen
DEVILS & DUST
Devils & Dust is the thirteenth studio album by American recording artist Bruce Springsteen, and his third acoustic album (after Nebraska and The Ghost of Tom Joad). It was released on April 25, 2005 in Europe and on April 26, 2005, in the United States. It debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200 album chart.-Wikipedia
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Rolling Stone
Springsteen’s most audacious record since the home-demo American Gothic of 1982’s Nebraska
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The Guardian
formulaic is not an adjective that applies to most of Devils and Dust, an album that rarely does what you expect it to
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Paste Magazine
Devils & Dust is Bruce at his best and worst—apologetic and disillusioned, brave and steadfast, disengaged and hopeful
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AV Club
The volume's gone down, but the intensity remains.
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Pop Matters
but it is this conventionality, in its acceptance of older American forms of music, where the disc hits its mark
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All Music
it's his strongest record in a long time
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BBC
with some really neat picking, great Steve Earle style guitar licks and fine fiddling this "Bruce-lite album" is a great sound
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New York Magazine
Its best songs break new ground for Springsteen.
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Music OMH
a wonderfully thoughtful collection of stories
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Anti Music
it's a rather wondrous in-between release that houses enough emotional bite for it to be deemed a significant Springsteen album
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The Sydney Morning Herald
a masterful album of storytelling and of heart and bone
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Treble
I still heartily recommend Devils & Dust which is really saying something
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The Lonely Telecaster
a powerful, if slightly uneven slice of Americana that demands a few listens to soak in
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The Coast
Springsteen remains an artist who continues to advance his craft as a consummate musician and songwriter
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