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Break-Up Albums

Times have been rocky so I compiled a small list of good/bad break-up albums to listen to. Nick Cave's new album inspired this. Do y'all have any good additions?
1Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds
Skeleton Tree


Although the subject matter differs slightly, tracks like "I Need You" and "Girl In Amber" and "Magneto" really tear at the heartstrings of one whose heart is breaking. One to make you weep.
2Bob Dylan
Blood on the Tracks


To illustrate the array of emotions through his divorce, this Dylan album ranges through contemplation, self-worth, bitterness, anger, lust, longing, recollection, and heartbreak that comes with losing someone dear. One for gathering post-break-up feelings and thoughts and gathering this new perspective.
3Bon Iver
For Emma, Forever Ago


Famously retreating to a winter cabin, Vernon writes this album after his infamous breakup, creating a cold, beautiful, and solemn contemporary folk album that realizes your pace in this post-break-up world. One for reminiscing on why exactly this hurts you and feeling the effects of the initial impact.
4Fleetwood Mac
Rumours


Gotta be honest. Not the biggest fan of this album, but many people are. This album is considered a classic, and I do like "The Chain" a lot. If y'all don't know the history of this album, you should. If you haven't heard this album yet, you should give it a shot - even if you don't end up caring too much for it like me. Covers a spectrum of break-up emotions that are traditionally associated with this world of hurt.
5Catch 22
Keasbey Nights


Now for the F-U I'm free! section. This album is great about "getting on your own two feet" and embracing this freedom from the old "ball-and-chain". Great for a fast-paced, rebellious sense of liberation that comes from being single and free to venture the world.
6The Jimi Hendrix Experience
Are You Experienced


The deluxe edition, with "Stone Free" and "51st Anniversary". Placed on this list for the same reasons as Keasbey Nights
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