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180 gram audiophile black vinyl. After a limited self-financed release, this self-titled album can be seen as the proper debut by Indigo Girls. The album immediately boosted them up the charts, earning them a Grammy Award back in 1989, eventually reaching Platinum in 1991. The track "Closer to Fine" gained new spotlight in 2023 after it featured in the blockbuster film Barbie by Greta Gerwig during a pivotal scene.
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