Walk Like a Man Song Lyrics

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Tunnel of Love. Great album to re-discover. It shows Bruce as a vulnurable artist and as a true human. Love "one step Up" (my favorite)

One of the Best Second Side's Ever. Probably Springsteen's final masterpiece. He tells the story of a romance from unrequited love (Ain't Got You) to courting and marriage (All That Heaven Will Allow and Walk Like a Man) and then things get dark. Jealousy, fear, loneliness, and regret, all get touched upon in the album's magnificent second half. He would touch these highs again on Lucky Town, The Rising, and on some of his more recent work, but never with this kind of consistency.

The Best. This is the best album he has ever done. By far better written than Born in the USA. The songs have so much meaning to them. I never understood why this album did not sell more than it did. You will not be sorry if you buy this album. ENJOY

Classic Springsteen. I bought this album when it first came out in '87 and numerous times since (lost CD, etc)...I'm now getting ready to buy again for my I-Pod. It IS classic Springsteen as the story-telling, much like his other albums, is off-the-charts. It's a dark album, but not all things are sunshine in this world, and that's the message he delivers. I introduced this album to my ex-wife and it's now one of her favorite albums...for the same reasons mentioned above. It's an honest interpretation of Bruce's life 'at that moment' and you can honestly put yourself in his shoes. BUY IT!

Simply his finest. I bought this the day it came out. It's a deeply personal album for Bruce, and is the soundtrack to a bittersweet part of my life. I've gone through about four copies of this masterpiece, and even now, 25 years later, it's one of the rare albums by any artist that I still play start to finish. It's my go-to from Springsteen. It's perfect, and simply one of his best.

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Great !!. Tougher Than the Rest has such a lovely sound! My favourite song! 💕👌🏼

❤️❤️❤️. 💜💗💜 such an amazing album. Bruce Springsteen never seizes to disappoint

One of the biggest surprises ever for me.. There are no doubt thousands of music reviews for Springsteen on the net, and most would no doubt glorify his masterpieces like Born to Run, Darkness, USA, Nebraska and so on. Yet as a huge Springsteen fan, I was shocked when I looked at my 'Top 25 most played' and found that 'Two Faces' and 'Brilliant Disguise' were number 1 and 2 respectively; this then made me realise just how beautiful and masterful this collection of undervalued songs truly are. If you love the dark (and arguably morbid) undertones that radiate from Darkness, The River, Nebraska and USA, then you will absolutely be hooked by Tunnel of Love.

Better with time. I bought this album when it was released and though it was just OK. As a Springsteen fan it is a must have...some of the work is influenced by his first wife and it showed at the time...as the years have gone, this album has got better...some highlights include the single "Brilliant Disguise", "Cautious Man" and "Two Faces". Get it

There is a case to be made that this is his finest record. I have never read a review anywhere I don't think which states this is his finest album. It is the one I have come back to the most though and my favourite one. Born To Run and Darkness On The Edge Of Town (not The Promise), masterpieces that they are, have a young man's vision one grows out of rather than into. Born In The USA, despite containing many charting hits internationally, is so very commercial - kind of like a whole album full of songs like Hungry Heart. The River is a terrific song and forshadows the country music influences all over this one - the rest of the album is pretty ordinary though, Point Blank being a notable exception. Nebraska? An interesting idea. Very dark, gothic dark even. The opening song could be one alluded to in Dylan's autobiography as the type of song he wouldn't want to write - one from a killer's viewpoint. A demo album too, albeit a demo by The Boss. Everything before Born To Run is leading up to it more or less. Everything after Tunnel Of Love builds on what he had solidified here first. The synthesizers are the only 80's dated aspect to this acoustic based sounding album. Not all the songs are up there with his best but the spirituality of a song such as the closer contains, I feel, the essence of the man's soulfulness in sound. I'm biased, can't help but be, because when Brilliant Disguise was playing on New Zealand's music video programs it was around the same time that John Hiatt's Slow Turning was being played. Those two songs, plus a few others, opened up a world of rootsy sounding music unheard in popular song for a long time. The country was drowning in a sea of wussy music called New Romanticism or Synth Pop. What was worse than the sound was that the songs of the day had no meaning to them which went beyond material relationships between people and things - the 1980s - Yuck!! This album was real! Still is.