Bruce Springsteen's Working On A Dream Album Art
When we posted the video for "My Lucky Day," we assumed an accompanying image of Bruce looking downward and standing in front of a brown background besides the words "Working On A Dream" was the album's official artwork. Nope. Turns out it's actually a closeup of the same Springsteen, only this time the Boss's shirt's been colorized red and he's backed by a deep blue sky, nighttime clouds, and a sliver of a moon. (Thanks for the tip, Jack.) It's still unclear why he won't look us in the eye.
Working On A Dream is out 1/27 via Columbia Records.
Posted at 10:51 AM by brandon in Album Art
Tags: Bruce Springsteen
soul patches are so working class.
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eff the dream....he should be working on a new cover
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Why is Stereogum reporting on this? Will Bruce Springsteen be relevant again in 2009? Still, critics are going to eat this crap up and people still love his live nostalgia-fest. I mean come on, an 8-minute song caled "Outlaw Pete" to open the album?!
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I love Bruce. He's the best. I love him. But this might be the worst in a long line of HORRENDOUS record covers. Jesus Christ.
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** Happy Holidays For You **
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Bruce Springsteen is - and he shall forever remain - the BOSS.
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