Top Ten Tom Waits Albums

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	"Incredibly varied, percussion creates a great atmosphere and Downtown Train is such a great song."

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	"Similar to Rain Dogs, not quite as eclectic but still great."

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	"Tom's first proper guitar-blues album, Kentucky Avenue possibly his best ever song."

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	"A good place to start, his voice is still sharp here and the tunes are straightforward piano ballads. Martha the pick of the bunch."

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	"THe voice is becoming rougher here, a lot of the songs are incredibly sad. Tom Traubert's Blues is beautiful."

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	"Still very atmospheric, in places downright creepy. His best since Rain Dogs at the time."

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	"Provides a bridge from Blue Valentine to the avant-garde trilogy, Ruby's Arms is the best track."

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	"Sounds exhuasted, beautiful tunes. Play it when it's raining outside."

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	"Tom's bleakest album, in places can be terrifying. Black Wings, for example."

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	"As close to a full-on jazz album as he ever got. Great hangover album."