Hear Bruce Springsteen's Unreleased 'Blind Spot' From 'Tracks II'

Bruce Springsteen Has Shared His Unreleased Song “Blind Spot,” The “Thematic Center” of His Streets of Philadelphia Sessionsone of the seven lps that have been uneaarthed for the upcoming Tracks II: The Lost Albums.

Informally Known As the “Drum Loop” Album and Inspired by Contemporary Music Like Hip-Hop at the time, Streets of Philadelphia Sessions Was Recorded in the Mid-Nineties at Springsteen's Los Angeles Home, with Springsteen Serving As the Primary Instrumentalist With Some Help From His Touring Band at the Time.

“Blind Spot,” Like Much of the Streets of Philadelphia SessionsFocuses on Doubt and Betrayal in A Relationship. “That was just the theme that I locked in at at that moment,” Springsteen Said in a statement of the song. “I Don't Really Know Why. Patti and I, We Were Having a Great Time in California. But Sometimes If You Lock Into Song You Like, then you follow that thread. I Had 'Blind Spot,' And the Followed That Thread Through the rest of the Record.”

Although Streets of Philadelphia Sessions Were Completed and Mixed for a Spring 1995 Release, Springsteen Optted to Shelve the album and instead reunite with the and street band. “I Said, 'Well, Maybe It's Time to Just Do Something with the band, or Remind the Fans of the Band, or That Part of My Work Life,'” Springsteen Aided. “So that's Where We Went. But I Always Really Liked 'Streets of Philadelphia Sessions' … During the Broadway Show, the Thought of Putting It Out [as a standalone release]. I Always Put Them Away, But I Don't Throw Them Away. “

Tracks IItwo out june 27, begins with The Garage Sessions '83Which Springsteen Recorded in the Interim Between Nebraska and and Born in the USA The Box Set Also Features Somewhere North of Nashville – From that aporementioned and street reunion in May 1995 – and Inyoat Collection of Songs from The Road While Promoting The Ghost of Tim Joad Between 1995 and 1997.

Perfect World Surveral Songs Spotlights He Wrote With Longtime Collaborator Joe Grushecky, The Songs On Faithless Were Recorded in 2005 and 2006 for A Film That Has Yet to be made, and Twilight Hours was created at the same time as Western Stars In 2018 and is Essentially a Companion Album.

“The Lost Albums Were Full Records, Some of Them Even to the Point of Being Mixed and Not Released, “Springsteen Previously Said in a statement.” I've Played This Music To MySelf and Often Close Friends for Years Now. I'm Glad You'll Get a Chance to Finally Hear Them. I Hope You Enjoy Them. “