Mariah Carey: where to start in her back catalogue
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Wu-Tang Clan: where to start in their group and solo back catalogues
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Sonic Youth: where to start in their back catalogue
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Joni Mitchell: where to start in her back catalogue
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Bruce Springsteen: where to start in his back catalogue
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