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01 |
Nowhere Road |
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02:49 |
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02 |
Sweet Little '66 |
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02:39 |
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03 |
No. 29 |
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03:34 |
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04 |
Angry Young Man |
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04:26 |
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05 |
San Antonio Girl |
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03:10 |
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06 |
The Rain Came Down |
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04:08 |
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07 |
I Ain't Never Satisfied |
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04:03 |
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08 |
The Week Of Living Dangerously |
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04:26 |
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09 |
I Love You Too Much |
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03:43 |
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10 |
It's All Up To You |
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05:42 |
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| Packaging |
Jewel Case |
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DDD |
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Stereo |
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Exit O essentially follows the same formula as Guitar Town, and while it isn't as uniformly excellent as his debut, Steve Earle has come up with a couple of his best songs, including the yearning ""I Ain't Ever Satisfied."" The major difference between the two albums is the fact that Earle insisted on working with his road band the Dukes, which gives Exit O a tougher sound. If the material had matched the sound of the album, the record would have surpassed Guitar Town, but since the songs are uneven, it's just a respectable followup
