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- Transfiguration No. 1
- Vincent O’Brien
- Sad, Sad Song
- Undertaker
- Duet for Guitars No. 3
- Outta My Head
- Involuntary
- Helicopter
- Poor Boy, Minor Key
- Fool Says
- Get to the Table on Time
- A Voice at the End of the Line
- Dead Man
- Let’s Dance
- Transfiguration No. 2
M. WARD
Transfiguration of Vincent (2024 Reissue)
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On 'Transfiguration of Vincent', Ward’s elegant fingerpicking, evocative croon, and heartrending lyricism came into full bloom, casting a spell so powerful that even a song as universal as David Bowie’s “Let’s Dance” felt not only new but irrevocably his.
One of the most cherished albums in the Merge catalogue, 'Transfiguration of Vincent' is both a great place to begin your love affair with M. Ward and a deep, stunningly realized work that listeners have returned to over and over again for 20 years. Pitchfork hailed it as an album that “broadcasts timelessness and defies genre constraints,” and Slant placed it on their list of the best albums of the 2000s.