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Album cover of Live in New York City
Live and unplugged albums

Live in New York City

Bruce Springsteen

  • 2001
  • 22 tracks
  • 154 min

Sound of Live in New York City

Live in New York City sounds more electric, more energetic and darker than the shelves on average, at a tempo around 122 bpm.

Quietest track: If I Should Fall Behind · most energetic: Don't Look Back

  • Tempo122 bpm · 122 bpm
  • Energy74% · 38%
  • Mood35% · 63%
  • Acoustic28% · 85%
  • Danceable37% · 47%

Across 22 tracks on the shelves. The mark and the small number: the average of the whole collection.

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Frequently asked questions

When was Live in New York City by Bruce Springsteen released?

Live in New York City came out in 2001.

How many tracks are on Live in New York City?

Live in New York City has 22 tracks, 154 minutes in total.

Which category is Live in New York City in?

Live in New York City is filed under live and unplugged albums. On the home page, sorted by category, the album sits on that shelf, among the other albums by Bruce Springsteen.

Which other albums by Bruce Springsteen are in the collection?

The collection holds four more albums by Bruce Springsteen: Born To Run (1975), Darkness On the Edge of Town (1978), Born In The U.S.A. (1984) and Greatest Hits (1995).

What do the percentages for the sound of Live in New York City mean?

They come from an acoustic analysis of the recordings as they are on Spotify: per track a score from 0 to 100 for energy, danceability, mood and acoustic, plus the tempo and the key. They are the outcome of a model, not a measurement of the music itself; 93% acoustic means the model is fairly sure that mostly acoustic instruments are heard. The sound of the album is the average of its tracks, each track counting equally, and the comparison is with the average of all analysed tracks in the collection.

How do you play Live in New York City?

With the round Spotify button after each track, or the whole album at once via the play button next to the cover. The music plays in the player at the bottom of the page and keeps going while you browse on. This needs one-time consent for Spotify.

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