Bury the Hatchet

Tom Waits (Epitaph) His first album in almost seven years and quite possibly the one with the widest appeal. Waits's trademark eccentricity and variation of style is still there, but pervading this excellent work is a strong feel of rustic blues exemplified by the gorgeous "House Where Nobody Lives" and the chilling "Georgia Lee". HHHHH

The Cranberries stumbled with their move toward heavier, politically fueled modern rock on To the Faithful Departed, losing fans enamored with their earlier sound.

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