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27
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3.67
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6
5-Star Albums
2%
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Albums you rated higher than global average

AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Sail Away 5 2.97 +2.03
Being There 5 3.22 +1.78
Exile On Main Street 5 3.61 +1.39
Bringing It All Back Home 5 3.65 +1.35
Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 5 3.93 +1.07
Exodus 5 3.94 +1.06

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AlbumYouGlobalDiff
Dare! 1 3.05 -2.05
Master Of Puppets 2 3.73 -1.73
Are You Experienced 3 4.16 -1.16

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Wilco
5/5
This is the Wilco album that really launched the band. Yes, A.M. was their first record but it was Being There that brought Jeff Tweedy out of Jay Farrar's shadow. Jeff was always the second talent in Uncle Tupelo, though you could see this changing by Anodyne. However, when Farrar left to form Son Volt he got out of the gate quickly with Trace and Wilco really didn't keep up. Tweedy kept evolving as a song writer and by the time he was opening shows with Misunderstood you could feel the tables turning. Being There isn't the best Wilco album but it was the first one that grabbed you by the collar and gave hope that the promise of The Long Cut and New Madrid wasn't a fluke and that more great music was to come.
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