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  Mr. Money87

  28 aug 16

  First place perfect!! The rest will come...

   

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    tonysoprano

    28 aug 16

    Yes, exactly. I will take my time to delve into the '90s as well.
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  hjhhjij

  28 aug 16

  Lisa :-)

   

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    tonysoprano

    28 aug 16

    The great Lisa, I would add ;)
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    tonysoprano

    28 aug 16

    I only know that album, who knows what the rest of his discography is like.
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    hjhhjij

    28 aug 16

    They say Geek is the pinnacle. Maybe, but if someone preferred other albums I wouldn't be surprised. They're all fabulous up to 2003; in the last decade, they're "only" nice. Wherever you fish, you don't find good, you find excellent.
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    Mr. Money87

    28 aug 16

    I love all of his discography. Of course, Geek is the pinnacle, but it competes with Happiness!
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    tonysoprano

    28 aug 16

    It's basically like randomly gallivanting through the discography of King Crimson. Everything is either good or great.
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    hjhhjij

    28 aug 16

    She is not only an exceptional singer-songwriter (particular, innovative, modern, and sometimes complex), but also a great musician and multi-instrumentalist, one of those very complete authors and artists (plus she has a beautiful voice, which is a bonus, I would say). Before making her solo debut, she played the violin in the late '80s on a John Mellencamp album (an American songwriter, great himself), and even after her debut as a singer-songwriter, she continued to play and collaborate on other projects with different musicians (Calexico, Eels, just to name a few). Immense, complete, total. From every point of view. The greatest daughter of "modern" female singer-songwriter tradition, pushed by the Kate Bushian influence.