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Sextet is A Certain Ratio's 1982 album, notable for adding singer Martha Tilson and pushing the Manchester band further into funk and jazz rhythms.
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A Certain Ratio - Sextet ranks #171 of 237 in the Post Punk Album ranking, behind Section 25 - From the Hip, ahead of Xmal Deutschland - Fetisch.
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How good is A Certain Ratio - Sextet?
A Certain Ratio - Sextet scores 7.19/10 (Good) on Lunoo, making it a well-rated option in the Post Punk Album category.
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See our alternatives page for A Certain Ratio - Sextet for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: A Certain Ratio - To Each..., A Certain Ratio - The Graveyard and the Ballroom, The Durutti Column - LC.
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With a score of 7.19/10, A Certain Ratio - Sextet is a solid option in Post Punk Album. See all Post Punk Album ranked.
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