By 1974, Bruce Springsteen had shipped two albums that critics genuinely loved and the record-buying public genuinely ignored. Columbia had already funded two commercial disappointments and, reasonably enough, wasn't lining up to fund a third.
By 1974, Bruce Springsteen had shipped two albums that critics genuinely loved and the record-buying public genuinely ignored.
Columbia had already funded two commercial disappointments and, reasonably enough, wasn't lining up to fund a third.
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By 1974, Bruce Springsteen had shipped two albums that critics genuinely loved and the record-buying public genuinely ignored. Columbia had already funded two commercial disappointments and, reasonably enough, wasn't lining up to fund a third.
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