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   • Rain Dogs. 1985. Swordfishtrombones was a terrific album, but Waits tops it with its 1985 sequel Rain Dogs. Rain Dogs inhabits the same Captain Beefheart-inspired musical space, with unusual instrumentation like marimbas and accordions, although there’s a more extensive cast of backing musicians, notably with Marc Ribot and Keith Richards contributing as guitarists.
   • Swordfishtrombones. 1983. Tom Waits went through a major career shift between 1980’s Heartattack and Vine and 1983’s Swordfishtrombones. He left Asylum Records for Island, and he married Kathleen Brennan, a script analyst.
   • Mule Variations. 1999. While Tom Waits had a great run of albums from Swordfishtrombones in 1993 until the end of the 20th century, Mule Variations is a highlight.
   • Closing Time. 1973. Tom Waits’ career begins with the most straightforward album in his catalogue, a relatively sedate collection of jazzy piano ballads.

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   Dec 26, 2023 · From boozy beat poet to avant garde conductor of the 'Junkyard Orchestra', a guide to Tom Waits' best albums and the work of a musical maverick

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   • Rain Dogs (1985) Keith Richards joined Waits’ growing ensemble of collaborators in 1985. The fact that the Rolling Stones icon is not really the guitarist people discuss when they talk about Rain Dogs, however, is a testament to just how distinctive and inspired Marc Ribot’s performances on the album are.
   • Blue Valentine (1978) It’s to Waits’ credit that he could sing famous songs in his wildly unique voice like a parlor trick, but he’s fairly selective with covers, particularly on his proper albums.
   • Swordfishtrombones (1983) Swordfishtrombones is Waits’ first self-produced album and a departure point where his musical world seemed to rapidly expand.
   • Small Change (1976) Small Change was Waits’ most successful album in the 1970s, reaching No. 89 on the Billboard 200 — his highest chart peak for 22 years.

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   • Bone Machine (1992) If you absotively, posolutely, need to have a gutting existential experience, “Bone Machine” gets the job done. From its opening abrasiveness on “Earth Died Screaming,” this album is Tom Waits undergoing a midlife crisis with stellar aplomb.
   • Rain Dogs (1985) An absolute masterpiece in almost every conceivable way, “Rain Dogs” blends Waits’ avant-garde sensibilities with ‘80s rock almost perfectly.
   • Alice (2002) Waits’ second collaboration with theater director Robert Wilson, “Alice” is the soundtrack for a play of the same name, about “Alice in Wonderland” author Lewis Carroll’s obsession with young Alice Liddell and subsequent psychological breakdown.
   • Franks Wild Years (1987) Subtitled “Un Operachi Romantico in Two Acts,” (we don’t know either), this is another one of Waits’ theater soundtracks. This time, it’s to a play that he wrote about his father, which was staged by the Steppenwolf Theater Company.

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   The Black Rider is probably the most challenging Tom Waits album, which makes it either the worst or best entry point into his vast catalog, depending on your point of view.

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   The best album credited to Tom Waits is Rain Dogs which is ranked number 107 in the overall greatest album chart with a total rank score of 12,731. Tom Waits is ranked number 47 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 36,028.

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   What is Tom Waits best album?

   • The best album credited to Tom Waits is Rain Dogs which is ranked number 110 in the overall greatest album chart with a total rank score of 12,702. Tom Waits is ranked number 47 in the overall artist rankings with a total rank score of 35,946.

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   Is Tom Waits a good artist?

   • Tom Waits is a truly fantastic artist. Regardless of the decade or the genre, Waits produces music of a consistently great quality, while making each and every song unique but instantly recognisable as one of his. Swordfishtrombones and Rain Dogs are two of the best albums of the 80s, and I'm yet to hear a Tom Waits album that I dislike. Helpful?

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   Which Tom Waits songs are worth revisiting?

   • Tracks worth revisiting: ‘Lucky Day,’ ‘I’ll Shoot the Moon,’ and ‘Just the Right Bullets.’ ‘Small Change,’ Waits’ junior recording effort, is a compelling jaunt through some of Tom Waits’ finest songwriting. The album is probably best assessed as a bluesy jazz record.

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   What is Tom Waits best known for?

   • Tom Waits from United States. The top ranked albums by Tom Waits are Rain Dogs, Swordfishtrombones and Closing Time. The top rated tracks by Tom Waits are Tom Traubert's Blues (Four Sheets To The Wind In Copenhagen), Ol' '55, I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You, Hang Down Your Head and In The Neighborhood.

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   Did Tom Waits put out the worst album in the first 5 years?

   • […] As albumreviews.blog says, it’s unusual for an artist with such a long recording history as Tom Waits to put out their worst album in the first five years of their career. Usually, they like to save the worst for last. But Waits has always been contrary, and in 1977, he released the biggest turkey in his catalog.

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   Does Tom Waits have a bad album?

   • Throughout sixteen studio albums, Waits has never had a particularly bad album. He’s set a remarkable standard for quality. Thus, when looking at a career like Tom Waits, an exciting exercise through brilliance is dissecting his finest efforts. Here are ten of them in ranked order. (Released 1980)

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   Our Top 10 Tom Waits albums list looks back at the career of one of the most loved musical artists of all time. In the pantheon of great American songwriters, Tom Waits stands tall with his counterparts as a bastion of experimentation and creative revolution.