Born in the USA and Born to Run are two very brilliant Bruce Springsteen albums, makes you want to take a closer look. If you doubt Bruce's talent, listen to numbers like Born in the USA, Darlington County, Bobby Jean, Glory Days and Dancing In the Dark. Dancing just so happens to be the best song here, followed by either Born in the USA, Glory Days or Bobby Jean. Though I don't see why Bruce was singing about glory days passing you by when he was at the height of his popularity, it's still a great song. Darlington County has a great story and an uber-catchy chorus. Born in the USA is an anthem (For 'nam vets and Bruce, that is), and Bobby Jean is a great hard-rocker. But I can't forget No Surrender and Cover Me. There are a couple okay songs here, Working on the Highway (Nice beat but fairly forgettable), Downbound Train (Great title and decent lyrics, not much else), I'm On Fire (Nice song but so quiet you can barely hear it) and I'm Goin' Down (Just plain dull). Still, it's a great album that everyone should have.