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Seventh and eight Sheryl Crow albums: "Home for Christmas" (2008). It's Christmas songs, at this point, if an artist has more than 4 albums in their discog, they have to have an x-mas album haha; and "100 Miles From Memphis" (2010). Pretty melancholic, but good, I'd say.

Sixth Sheryl Crow album "Detours" (2008). So far, her weakest album. Pretty average in comparison to her previous ones.

Fifth Sheryl Crow album "Wildflower (Deluxe Edition)" (2005). So far, 10 out of 10 from her. Have no complaints about any of the songs.

Fourth Sheryl Crow album "C'mon, C'mon" (2002). Not as good as previous one, but still pretty decent.

Third Sheryl Crow album The Globe Sessions (1998). So far, its her best one.

Second Sheryl Crow album, which was self-titled Sheryl Crow (1996). I'd rate it more or less the same as her first one, but the first one had more songs that I liked.

Robbie is one of those singers whose live voice almost does not deviate from their studio voice. Though, haven't listened to his more recent live performances... He's coming to my country this year. While the tickets are already sold out, I still gonna be near the open-air arena where he will perform, so, I'll be able to hear him in the park just like other artists that perform there haha :D

Re-started Sheryl Crow discog, since I never actually listened to her on Spotify and did not have a possibility to add tracks that I liked to my library all those years back. First album "Tuesday Night Music Club (Deluxe Edition)" (1993). A more than solid debut album, second CD, if I understand correctly without googling is probably covers.

Wardruna - Norwegian folk band (most of their earlier stuff was in Vikings TV show) - released their newest album this year called "Birna" (2025). And after listening to it, first impressions - it's so far their best material. I have nothing to complain about (in part because I don't understand the lyrics, but they sound cool, the rhythm is also head-banging groovy, so...).

Well, I'm back with Bon Jovi, this time - Dry County. The correct lyrics of the passage are: "Across the border, they turn water into wine, some say it's the devil's blood they're squeezing from the vine <...>", however, instead of "vine" I always heard the word "ground" and my mishearing of it is strengthened, because in the chorus Jon sings about oil that's no longer there and the jobs that are not simply available anymore (basically, a dead town - oils gone and now people pack their bags and got out of dodge).

Thirty-second and thirty-third Snoop Dogg albums (which are the last in his discog, thank God): Gangsta Grillz: I Still Got It (2022) and Missionary (2024). Both were okey in terms of quality, nothing special. As always, subjective assessments of each album (this time under spoiler warning cause of very long discography list): Average album score: 6.9/10

Thirty-first Snoop Dogg album "Metaverse: The NFT Drop, Vol. 2" (2022). What happened to Volume 1? Who knows, anyway, less than average album. And it's quite a shocker since mid 2010s Snoop was at least average at worst.

Thirtieth Snoop Dogg album "Snoop Dogg Presents Deathrow Summer 2022" (2022). Decent, not good, but decent. Also, I just wanted to add that this mofo has more albums than Rolling Stones that started in the 60s, unless I count their earlier tracks for different USA and UK markets! In that case, Stones might still come out on top haha 😆

Twentieth-eight and twentieth-ninth Snoop Dogg albums: From Tha Streets to Tha Suites (2021) and BODR (2022). The former was alright, the latter by the end fell apart and was average.

Twentieth-sixth and twentieth-seventh Snoop Dogg albums: "Snoop Story" (2019) and "I Wanna Thank Me" (2019). Two good albums in a row. Snoop from the 2010s is much more to my liking than Snoop from 90s 😀