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Nobody was calling him a hype anymore, but Bruce Springsteen Hershey Park Stadium tickets retreated from Bruce Springsteen's expanding success, next recording the low-key album Nebraska (September 1982), a virtual demo tape on vinyl. (Springsteen did not tour to promote the album, and in the interim E Street Band guitarist Van Zandt amicably left the group for a solo career, to be replaced by Nils Lofgren.)
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