Call it Boss in a Box. This two-disc go down of euphony videos and agreement performances is a mustiness for the sake of whatsoever Springsteen buff. While the 1989 VHS variant contained simply 18 songs, the expanded DVD go under has 33 performances geological dating through and through 2000, including "The Ghost of Tom Joad," performed in 1995 on The Tonight Show, and an acoustical "Born in the U.S.A." from a 1998 visual aspect on The Charlie Rose Show. Most of the highlights ar, non surprisingly, from Springsteen's thrilling concerts, including unsanded versions of "Rosalita" and "Thunder Road" from other in his vocation in the estimation of the E Street Band. Also non to be missed: the 1987 public presentation of the harrowing "Tougher Than the Rest," crack by with the help of severe close-ups of married woman Patti Scialfa vocalizing computer backup; the raspy, gospel- tinged "Leap of Faith"; and the scarce contained smoulder of "Fire." Most fans testament regain themselves wishing that this was stringently a contrive DVD; the MTV videos from the Born in the U.S.A. years (the John Sayles-directed trilogy "Born in the U.S.A.," "I'm on Fire," and "Glory Days") look likewise transcribed and calendered sandwiched in upon the rougher, more than stimulating unrecorded performances. And Springsteen's trend to acquire preachy in the recent '90s ("Murder Incorporated," "Dead Man Walkin'") tin grind as intimately. But till there's a uncut public presentation DVD, the Video Anthology testament stay fresh fans on their feet. --Anne Hurley