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Contents: [Limited Edition] CD, paper jacket, high-quality BSCD2, includes liner notes, lyrics, and translations. *While supplies last. [Track Listing] 1. Outlaw Pete 2. My Lucky Day 3. Working on a Dream 4. Queen of the Supermarket 5. What Love Can Do 6. This Life 7. Good Eye 8. Tomorrow Never Knows 9. Life Itself 10. Kingdom of Days 11. Surprise Surprise 12. The Last Carnival 13. The Wrestler (Bonus Track) [50th Anniversary of Debut] Many of The Boss's masterpieces are now available in BSCD2 paper jacket format for the first time! (23) 50th Anniversary of Debut. Many of The Boss's masterpieces are now available in high-quality BSCD2 format for the first time! Released in Japan only, this paper sleeve edition features all 25 tracks from 1973 to 2014, released in three phases. The third phase releases 8 tracks from 2005 to 2014. This album, "Working on a Dream," was released in 2009 and reached number 1 in the US. It was released just one year after "Magic" in 2007. It features a rock and pop band sound that is an extension of the previous work, and according to Boss, "Towards the end of recording 'Magic,' I was excited to return to a pop sound, and I continued writing songs after that. The following year, I continued recording with the E Street Band in between tours." "The Wrestler" won a Golden Globe Award. The paper sleeve reproduces the original US first-pressing LP artwork, and the obi is a newly created design (wrap-around obi) with the same design as the one reissued when "Born in the U.S.A." was released in 1984. 2009 master. Media reviews and more. 50th anniversary of their debut. Many of The Boss's classic albums are being released for the first time in high-quality BSCD2 format! All 25 tracks from 1973 to 2014 will be released in three phases, each featuring a unique Japanese paper sleeve design. The third phase releases 8 tracks from 2005 to 2014. This album, *Working on a Dream*, was released in 2009 and reached number 1 in the US. It was released just one year after *Magic* in 2007. Continuing the rock and pop band sound of its predecessor, The Boss said, "Towards the end of recording *Magic*, I was excited to return to a more pop sound, and I continued writing songs afterward. The following year, I continued recording with the E Street Band in between tours." "The Wrestler" won a Golden Globe Award. (C)RS
