Road Diary is a movie that shows the E-Street band assembling and rehearsing for their first tour in 6 years. Sidetracked by Covid, the band had not been able to tour together. With an expanded line-up including horns, back-up singers and an extra percussionist, the tunes on this soundtrack of that tour are well mixed and balanced with much better sound quality than the individual concert cd's that are released after each stop on the tour. This mix is bright and well separated, and instead of sounding like a wall of sound, individual instruments and voices are heard and very much appreciated. The best of Bruce's live concert albums. And if you haven't seen the film, it's a must see with great vintage footage from the very early days of the band.
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Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Road Diary is listed as Album by Bruce Springsteen with a release date of 2024. The album is connected with Rock and Punk Rock categories.
The track list contains 24 tracks with a total running time of 2:19:40. The shortest track is Introduction To Last Man Standing at 2:51, while the longest track is Kitty's Back at 12:35.
Track-level artist information is also available: No Surrender features No Surrender, Fl, and Tampa; Ghosts features The Ghosts, Fl, and Tampa; Prove It All Night features Washington, DC, All Night, and Prove It; Letter To You features Atlanta and Ga!; The Promised Land features Italy, Ferrara, and Promised Land.
The album is linked to English content languages. The cover artwork has original dimensions 3000x3000 px and a prepared crop of 3000x3000 px. The audio quality shown on the page ranges from 192 to 320 Kbits/sec.