Free Money is peak Patti @wild

no words for how beautiful this is @rasie

still owe you for making me put more respect on Eno when I was neglecting HCTWJ

(peep the SOTY for '74)

feel like this is the most underrated Roxy opus

most soul crushing ballad not written by Ray Davies @Fella

my boys are back as well

another year another round of unreal P-Funk gems

@twinkletoez

when i get to the 7 second mark of this

Legit one of his best

too real

one of the best rock songs of all time

and Backstreets is even better

Backstreets not even better than Thunder Road or Jungleland (still masterpiece)

its top 3 Bruce for me along with Streets Of Fire and Adam Raised A Cain

also full band version of Racing In The Street

Crazy that they're still the peak of synthpop

He finally put other The Basement Tapes

Nothing from Nebraska

Top 5 and not 5

That's the lowest I'll go

I know, it’s incredible. It honestly has a Thom Yorke quality to it. I could easily see something like this on OK Computer.

People throw around the term around but these guys were truly way the f*** ahead of their time

Are you counting Big Star’s Third as being from 75? It was recorded in 74 and released in 78.

Edit: Oh, I guess the original version of it did release in 75.

I love Nebraska but not as much as I love the E Street Band in all their glory

Something In The Night and Hungry Heart are a couple more favourites. Stolen Car my most listened to of all Bruce just cause its so calming.

So I guess if we’re counting it, then these are 2 of my all time favorite songs.

yeah I mean it shouldve come out in '75 right? they even pressed promotional copies to send out

I guess if youre gonna be a stickler I can go with the actual release date like how I ignored Tonights The Night till now even though its very much a '73 album in my head cannon

yeah easily m y favourite BS album