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In 2003, M. Ward’s Transfiguration of Vincent was released, marking a breakthrough moment for the artist. Praised by critics and adored by fans, Pitchfork called it a timeless and genre-defying album, while Slant included it on their list of the best albums of the 2000s. Ward’s graceful fingerpicking, emotive vocals, and poignant lyrics all came together to create a captivating experience, even making a classic like David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” feel fresh and uniquely his. As one of Merge’s most treasured albums, Transfiguration of Vincent is a must-listen for those just discovering M. Ward and a masterful work that continues to captivate listeners for two decades.
| Side A |
| Transfiguration No. 1 |
| Vincent O’Brien |
| Sad, Sad Song |
| Undertaker |
| Duet For Guitars No. 3 |
| Outta My Head |
| Involuntary |
| Side B |
| Helicopter |
| Poor Boy, Minor Key |
| Fool Says |
| Get to the Table on Time |
| A Voice at the End of the Line |
| Dead Man |
| Let’s Dance |
| Transfiguration No. 2 |
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