Most Under-rated albums

The list author says:
	"The beginning of her 3rd peak, and her coming out album. Awesome instrumentation and powerful lyrics make this a splendidly underrated album.Best track : Tattoo."

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	"Not a commercial success, but contains some of Simon's best melodies. Written in the aftermath of his divorce from Carrie Fischer "Hearts & Bones" may be Simon's best song ever."

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	"The reason to pick this particular Dylan album is it has the only recorded version of "Blind Willie McTell", Dylan's unkown masterpiece."

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	"This is Tull's most folky/blues album. Forget Aqualung! Try "Rocks on the Road" ."

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	"Never mind "The Year of the Cat" - the opening track "Feels Like" will stick in your head - beware!"

The list author says:
	"This album never gets a look in, but has some of Cat Stevens' best work"

The list author says:
	"Possibly the best folk album ever. With both rage and tenderness it doesn't get better than this."

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	"Now that is OK to admit you like Abba this is the album that got away !"

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	"This came just  before "Rumours" and is often overlooked. Songs are as good and "Rhiannon" is the best they ever did !"

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	"I like all APP stuff but this is the album that gets played the most."

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	"It is a travesty that the world hasn't discovered Edi yet. If this doesn't move you I give up."

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	"Limited availability, but this compilation contains all the great IG songs in one place."

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	"Live gig with Joan joining Janis Ian, Indigo Girls and lots more. Every song a winner !"

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	"You don't need to be a folkie to enjoy this. Tabor's ballsy voice with Britain's most underrated band . Result : Spectacular !"

The list author says:
	"Worth it just for "Ride to Agadir" - and the rest is great too !"

The list author says:
	""To France" and "The Lake" give this the edge over MO's other brilliant albums."

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	"Less commercially succesful, but this is the one to own."

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	"McCartney can vary, but this album grows on you the more you play it."

The list author says:
	"These harmonies are fantastic, but not for the faint hearted. Try it if you dare."

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	"The Chieftains team up with - well, almost everybody from Sting to the Rolling Stones. Awesome crossover music !"

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	"Despite popular opinion this is better than "Breakfast in America". Less commercial, but better for it !"

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	"Tom Waits first album before he began to lose his blues/folk beginnings. Its all one way from here to Swordfishtrombones."

The list author says:
	"Van is far more accessible on this album than some others. Beautiful."

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	"This is the Who's most acoustic album, none of the grand rock opera, just some of their most overlooked great songs ."

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	"Once you've heard them unplugged, you'll never want to go back again."