In 1998, Bruce Springsteen released Tracks, a much-loved four-CD box set of music from across his full career, much of which was previously unreleased. People loved that set, and it went platinum. There’s more where that came from — a lot more, it turns out. Today, Springsteen announces plans for Tracks II: The Lost Albums, a new box set containing seven albums’ worth of music that, up until now, has gone unheard.
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