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2. Jul 28,  · 10 Songs for the New Depression is Wainwright’s take on the recession. Though not in Social Studies 's league in terms of quality, it’s an enjoyable effort nonetheless/5.
3. Jul 15,  · Loudon Wainwright III: 10 Songs for the New Depression 4 / 5 stars 4 out of 5 stars. but Loudon Wainwright is still on impressive form. His last album, a tribute to the great country singer.
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5. Mar 01,  · 10 Songs for the New Depression Loudon Wainwright III has spent most of his career chronicling his own imperfections to subtle and overt comic effect. Over the years, however, he’s also been known to dip into topical song, performing songs of immediate commentary for NPR.
6. Mar 01,  · Editors’ Notes Loudon Wainwright III has spent most of his career chronicling his own imperfections to subtle and overt comic effect. Over the years, however, he’s also been known to dip into topical song, performing songs of immediate commentary for NPR. Much like his album Social Studies, Wainwright turns the observations onto the world around him for ’s Songs for the New Depression.
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