2003 Grammy Award Winner for Rock Album, Male Rock Vocal Performance and Rock Song (The Rising)!
Debuting at #1 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart with more than 525,000 sold the first week - The Rising has already been certified DOUBLE PLATINUM!
The album, Bruce's first studio album since 1992, and his first effort with the full E Street Band since 1984, has been received with open arms by the masses, garnering critical acclaim and new fans every time music from the album is heard.
Now, for devoted and new fans alike, the limited-edition deluxe package will once again be available. The package houses The Rising CD in a hardcover book with a 40-page, full-color booklet filled with rare photos and Bruce's handwritten lyrics.
"Springsteen wrote the track about 9/11, taking the viewpoint of a firefighter entering one of the Twin Towers ("Can't see nothin' in front of me …") before unleashing the gospel-tinged chorus. It was the title track from an album intended to help his fans cope with the tragedy. "The fundamental thing I hear from fans is, 'Man, you got me through' — whatever it is," he told Rolling Stone in 2002." - Rolling Stone
Selections:
1. Lonesome Day
2. Into The Fire
3. WaitinÂ’ On A Sunny Day
4. Nothing Man
5. CountinÂ’ On A Miracle
6. Empty Sky
7. Worlds Apart
8. LetÂ’s Be Friends (Skin to Skin)
9. Further On Up The Road
10. The Fuse
11. MaryÂ’s Place
12. YouÂ’re Missing
13. The Rising
14. Paradise
15. My City Of Ruins
Debuting at #1 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart with more than 525,000 sold the first week - The Rising has already been certified DOUBLE PLATINUM!
The album, Bruce's first studio album since 1992, and his first effort with the full E Street Band since 1984, has been received with open arms by the masses, garnering critical acclaim and new fans every time music from the album is heard.
Now, for devoted and new fans alike, the limited-edition deluxe package will once again be available. The package houses The Rising CD in a hardcover book with a 40-page, full-color booklet filled with rare photos and Bruce's handwritten lyrics.
"Springsteen wrote the track about 9/11, taking the viewpoint of a firefighter entering one of the Twin Towers ("Can't see nothin' in front of me …") before unleashing the gospel-tinged chorus. It was the title track from an album intended to help his fans cope with the tragedy. "The fundamental thing I hear from fans is, 'Man, you got me through' — whatever it is," he told Rolling Stone in 2002." - Rolling Stone
Selections:
1. Lonesome Day
2. Into The Fire
3. WaitinÂ’ On A Sunny Day
4. Nothing Man
5. CountinÂ’ On A Miracle
6. Empty Sky
7. Worlds Apart
8. LetÂ’s Be Friends (Skin to Skin)
9. Further On Up The Road
10. The Fuse
11. MaryÂ’s Place
12. YouÂ’re Missing
13. The Rising
14. Paradise
15. My City Of Ruins
