Bruce Springsteen Album-By-Album

A listener's guide by Rob Sheffield and the Rolling Stone staff

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Human Touch (1992)

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Springsteen's weakest album. After five-year layoff, his songs are lugubrious and out of focus, overplayed by a slick L.A. studio band without the human touch of the E Streeters. A big letdown.

HIGH POINT: Human Touch, for the anguished way he sings the line "What you don't surrender/Well, the world just strips away."


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