There are few names in the music business who can successfully maintain a level of greatness throughout their career (as unpopularly argued in another article of mine), particularly when the artist in question is a member of the elite of their genre. But for his troubles, and despite a couple of dodgy efforts, Bruce Springsteen is a fully deserving member of such a club. This month will see the release of the Boss' eighteenth studio album, High Hopes, and comes as Springsteen and the E Street band are riding on the crest of a wave, following their incredibly successful Wrecking Ball tour. Springsteen has always been a phenomenal live performer, and, despite the deaths of band members Danny Federici and Clarence Clemons, continues to produce a good standard of music, recruiting yet more top musicians to fill the void, whilst leaving emotional and tasteful tributes to his fallen colleagues. So in celebration of what is certain to be another commercial and hopefully critical success of an album, let's take a look at the ten best albums of the icon that is Bruce Springsteen.
