Willard Grant ConspiracyBest Willard Grant Conspiracy Albums Ranked
5.8
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4
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3
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Summary from 4 ratings
On Rate.fm, fans have rated Willard Grant Conspiracy’s catalog across 3 albums from 4 opinions, with an overall average of 5.8/10. The top-rated Willard Grant Conspiracy album is Everything's Fine (2000) with a 5.9/10 average from 1 rating, followed by In the Fishtank 8 and Regard the End. The discography on Rate.fm spans 2000 to 2003.
Everything's Fine
“Aside from death and taxes, there's one other thing I've learned is certain: if there's pain in your life, you're not alone. The juvenile, angst-ridden poet *believes* he's alone, much to the amusement of those who know better. More world-wise souls like Robert Fisher and Paul Austin realize that the catharsis is found in expression, communication and that neatly tied package that weds the two of ”
In the Fishtank 8
“You can do things in Holland that you could never do elsewhere. Many people travel thousands of miles to enjoy those illicit splendors, like legal drugs, prostitutes, and assorted other vices. And over the past few years, Amsterdam-based indie label Konkurrent has added to this list of otherwise unavailable opportunities with its *In the Fishtank* series. The series, now in its eighth installment,”
Regard the End
“Have you ever wondered whether alt-country is representing its electorate? All these sorry tales of murder, blood-spilt love and the dead cow skulls scattered by gravel roads have become so synonymous with the music of the Midwest and the songs of the South, that it becomes easy to lose perspective. Are the likes of Houston and Omaha really the barren, backwards dustbowl towns you hear of in songs”