Album Reviews

Ten discs from the legendary singer-songwriter at his peak.

"There was a lot of discussion about Dionysus and Apollo and the left-brain, right-brain [theory]," art director Hugh Syme says of artwork for 1978 LP.

The Boss reunites with the E Street Band for a rollicking return to spontaneous rock 'n' roll.

Solo LP from 1994 is expanded with outtakes, home recordings and a live disc, enriching an already rewarding record.

Late legend's masterpiece gets a massive overhaul that documents period of creative explosion.

Anniversary boxes, deluxe re-releases and other goodies from the vaults highlight latest archival sets.

The LP that ended band's splendid late '60s/early '70s run gets expanded and finds some redemption.

Beatles-inspired 1997 LP gets the expanded-reissue treatment, including Macca's wild-ride radio show.

On the band's 11th album, Chrissie Hynde returns to her roots and finds reasons to get passionate again.

Almost 50 years after he recorded it, singer-songwriter's lost masterpiece sounds like an instant classic.