The Rising

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studio album

The Rising is a 2002 studio album by Bruce Springsteen that marked his artistic response to the September 11 attacks and a major creative and commercial resurgence in his career.

Aliases (1)

The Rising (song) ×2

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	studio album →
artist	Bruce Springsteen →
chartPosition	number 1 on UK Albums Chart → number 1 on US Billboard 200 →
chronology	predecessor: Greatest Hits (1995) → successor: Devils & Dust (2005) →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
criticalReception	widespread critical acclaim →
describedAs	artistic response to the September 11 attacks →
format	CD → digital download → vinyl record →
genre	heartland rock → rock →
hasPart	Countin' on a Miracle → Empty Sky → Further On (Up the Road) → Into the Fire → Let's Be Friends (Skin to Skin) → Lonesome Day → Mary's Place → My City of Ruins → Nothing Man → Paradise → The Fuse → The Rising (song) → Waitin' on a Sunny Day → Worlds Apart → You're Missing →
inspiredBy	September 11 attacks →
language	English →
length	approximately 72 minutes →
mainSubject	September 11 attacks →
marks	commercial resurgence of Bruce Springsteen → creative resurgence of Bruce Springsteen →
nominatedFor	Grammy Award for Album of the Year →
notableFor	reuniting Bruce Springsteen with the E Street Band on a full studio album →
numberOfTracks	15 →
performer	Bruce Springsteen →
producer	Brendan O'Brien →
recordedWith	E Street Band →
recordLabel	Columbia Records →
releaseDate	2002-07-30 →
theme	grief → healing → loss → resilience →
winnerOf	Grammy Award for Best Rock Album → Grammy Award for Best Rock Song (for "The Rising") →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bruce Springsteen → Bruce Springsteen ("The Rising (song)") →	notableWork
The Boss →	associatedWithWork
Devils & Dust →	follows
The Rising ("The Rising (song)") →	hasPart
Bruce Springsteen →	notableAlbum
E Street Band →	recordedOn