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Robinson - The World's Fastest Indian

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from: Warner Classics

Release Date March 13, 2006

CD-Charts Position 2

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Love Hurts - The Everly Brothers Collection Vol.1

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by: Everly Brothers

Release Date September 12, 2005

CD-Charts Position 3

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The New Album

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by: Everly Brothers

Release Date May 21, 2005

CD-Charts Position 4

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King of the Road

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by: Roger Miller

Release Date January 15, 2000

CD-Charts Position 5

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The World's Fastest Indian

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by: Various

Release Date January 24, 2006

CD-Charts Position 6

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Platinum and Gold Collection

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by: Roger Miller

Release Date January 12, 2004

CD-Charts Position 7
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Used Songs 1973-1980

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by: Tom Waits

Release Date November 05, 2001
The Asylum label period of Tom Waits' extraordinary career began in 1973 with his debut album "Closing Time" and ended 8 albums later in 1980 with "Heartattack & Vine". He then signed to Island Records and in 1982 released "Swordfishtrombones" to howls of joy, amazement, praise and derision - all in equal measure. And most of his albums on Island ('82 - '93) and Anti ('99 to the present day) have been the same ever since - mad, bad, beautiful, discordant and utterly unique in a world of increasingly plastic pop forced down our throats by gutless radio programmers every single day of our lives. Personally I love each period, Asylum, Island and the Anti label. And although the word is often overused, Waits is a genius - and utterly unique ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Live & Kickin at the National

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by: David Holt

Release Date November 11, 2003
The Asylum label period of Tom Waits' extraordinary career began in 1973 with his debut album "Closing Time" and ended 8 albums later in 1980 with "Heartattack & Vine". He then signed to Island Records and in 1982 released "Swordfishtrombones" to howls of joy, amazement, praise and derision - all in equal measure. And most of his albums on Island ('82 - '93) and Anti ('99 to the present day) have been the same ever since - mad, bad, beautiful, discordant and utterly unique in a world of increasingly plastic pop forced down our throats by gutless radio programmers every single day of our lives. Personally I love each period, Asylum, Island and the Anti label. And although the word is often overused, Waits is a genius - and utterly unique ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Masters

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by: Roger Miller

Release Date May 01, 2002
The Asylum label period of Tom Waits' extraordinary career began in 1973 with his debut album "Closing Time" and ended 8 albums later in 1980 with "Heartattack & Vine". He then signed to Island Records and in 1982 released "Swordfishtrombones" to howls of joy, amazement, praise and derision - all in equal measure. And most of his albums on Island ('82 - '93) and Anti ('99 to the present day) have been the same ever since - mad, bad, beautiful, discordant and utterly unique in a world of increasingly plastic pop forced down our throats by gutless radio programmers every single day of our lives. Personally I love each period, Asylum, Island and the Anti label. And although the word is often overused, Waits is a genius - and utterly unique ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Ghost of Shockabilly

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by: Shockabilly

Release Date January 15, 2002
The Asylum label period of Tom Waits' extraordinary career began in 1973 with his debut album "Closing Time" and ended 8 albums later in 1980 with "Heartattack & Vine". He then signed to Island Records and in 1982 released "Swordfishtrombones" to howls of joy, amazement, praise and derision - all in equal measure. And most of his albums on Island ('82 - '93) and Anti ('99 to the present day) have been the same ever since - mad, bad, beautiful, discordant and utterly unique in a world of increasingly plastic pop forced down our throats by gutless radio programmers every single day of our lives. Personally I love each period, Asylum, Island and the Anti label. And although the word is often overused, Waits is a genius - and utterly unique ... Read More: