Most overlooked LPs in the last 20 years


I thought this would be a good conversation starter. Try to keep the sonic aspect out of it, just a purely musical basis would be preferred. I'm going to limit my choice to (one) right now which I'm currently listening to, The Pretenders "Last of the Independents".
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For Roseanne Cash fans, "Interiors" and "The Wheel" are quite well known and popular.

However "Ten Song Demo" is a real sleeper IMO.

Just her and Jon Leventhal with some beautiful lyrics and simple arrangements.
Most overlooked and incredibly good? Wow, where do you start... you can begin this discussion with entire genres of music that have been overlooked, because they get zero radio play. For example, Lounge, Downbeat, Electronica, Indie, Global et. al., are all overlooked and chalked with outstanding bands. I recently came across an artist named Tommy Guerrero, who is blowing my mind with his music. Guided By Voices is great example of a band that was overlooked by mainstream radio and yet is one of the most talented bands to come around in the past twenty years. Same applies to Morphine... doesn't get much better IMO. Some of the great Athens Georgia bands hid behind the shadows of REM, but are marvelous. Guadalcanal Diary was mentioned, but I would throw in bands like Love Tractor, Widespread Panic, Pylon, Chickasaw Mudd Puppies and Ravenstone as well.
I want to sincerely apologize for my "overeaction" to Mlsstl's response to my thread. We all come from different walks of life that influence our decisions and how we perceive one another, and I took his comment initially as putting me down and as an elitist remark. Again, accept my apology.
In the spirit of re energizing this thread, which I doubt is possible, Black Mountain "In The Future" (lp). I'm interested in hearing Toots and the Maytals, is it available on vinyl at record shows? I will write it down for my next outing.
Slaw, no need for an apology. You started the thread with a specific perspective. It brought something else to mind for me and some others.

No big deal and all pretty mild in terms of internet forum discussions.

My LP copy of Toots & The Maytals is Island Records ILPS9374. Fun stuff. It happened to be on my mind as I'd converted it to digital for my music server last week.