Looking Forward to Looking Back: 10 Albums Celebrating Anniversaries in 2012

by Josh Kurp

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Strangeways, Here We Come by the Smiths
The Anniversary: 25th, Released in 1987

I’m not gonna say the “R” word; I’m just going to imply it. R-WORD. R-WORD. R-WORD.

        
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