Title: The wild, the young, and the brilliant
Product review: A dynamite leap from Springsteen's charming debut, "The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle" is a rock & roll gem. It's a glimmering kaleidoscope of organs, pianos, saxophones, bass, guitar, and drums, all led by jive-talking wild man ringleader Springsteen, who has perfected his Van Morrison-after-a-year-in-the-swamp hoot and growl. Somersaultingly lyrical, breathtaking in its youthful inventiveness, and incessantly energizing, from the raucous opening number to the sweeping romanticism of the nine-minute epic "New York City Serenade," "The Wild, the Innocent & the E Street Shuffle" is one of rock music's most magnificent achievements.
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