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Universal acclaim- based on 13 Ratings
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Positive: 11 out of 13
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Negative: 1 out of 13
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BobMApr 7, 2005If you don't like folk, bluegrass and gospel then why listen to this album and afterwards rate it a low score? If you like this kind of stuff, it's a great album, period.
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PantelisD.Sep 2, 2002Lovely music, but we are in the 21st century, man... And still too young to die...
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MargaretHFeb 27, 2004dull. repeated. get cold mountain instead.
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Dec 8, 2012Best music soundtrack ever.
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SethSApr 20, 2005An amazing compilation of talent that holds true to what it is...the root of all contemporary music, even rock and roll.
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Jon-MichaelWApr 5, 2004Definenately a depression era music history. I cant get enough of that southern gospel!!
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SjorsKJun 21, 2005I don't listen to this kind of music, but after seeing the movie I checked out this album. It's great. It's gonna be my traveling mate in my long summer drives in central France. Very warm, amusing, laid back and timeless music.
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KarambatzosAug 28, 2002The ideal soundtrack for a post-civil war era! Truly spectacular...
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As an album, easily stands on its own.
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What a refreshing rarity this is: movie music that's vital to the story being told, yet proudly standing on its own, with no trace of SoundScan calculation in its choices.
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The Coen brothers, together with producer T Bone Burnett, have assembled a collection of folk, bluegrass, gospel and hobo country so true to the music's down-home, egalitarian roots that it's hard to distinguish the old tracks from the new and the folk heroes from screen actors.