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Bon Iver's self-titled album sees band leader Justin Vernon returning to his former haunts in his childhood hometown with a new spirit. This release is the follow-up to his debut, For Emma Forever Ago. "8 out of 10 ... a stunning sophomore set ..."--SPIN. "Grade of A- ... achieves a beautiful fantasy all his own, backed by a full band and buoyed with horns and pedal steel."--Entertainment Weekly. "3 1/2 out of 5 ... takes rustic beaty to strange...

" ... Reveals '60s folk-rock as a powerful instrument of musical and social change. You'll see how a diverse blend of styles, regions, and cultures swirled into the folk-rock revolution--infusing popular music with a controversial mix of literate lyricism, social consciousness, and rock 'n' roll rebellion. From Dylan to the Byrds and beyond, this is the story of the groundbreaking musicians who made history in the dizzying, evolutionary years of 1965-66....

Retreating to the past, recording a largely quiet, acoustic-based album, Bob Dylan offers the sound of an artist returning to his strengths.

Bob Dylan's follow-up to the 2006 album Modern Times. Dylan produced the album under a pseudonym, and kept the project a secret up until seven weeks before the album's release date.

Highly anticipated 2011 debut album from the British singer-songwriter. The album features the Top 3 hit the A Team; which has already sold over 380,000 copies, making it the highest charting and biggest selling U.K. debut all year.

The eagerly anticipated debut album from British folk-indie quartet Mumford & Sons features the single Little Lion Man. This CD is full of beautiful harmonies and rollicking banjo chords.

An exploration of the creative ferment of late 1960s folk-rock, from Haight-Ashbury psychedelia and the early singer-songwriters to California country-rock, British troubadours, and Woodstock.