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Even with Brian Wilson’s epic SMiLE hitting shelves in 2004, 69-year-old songwriter Lynn was the year’s greatest comeback story. Aided by the no-frills production of Jack White, Van Lear Rose is a truly unique record—country gold meets early Led Zeppelin; Americana that, at once, sounds futuristic as a manned mission to Saturn and ancient as the Appalachian mountains.
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