My Morning JacketBest My Morning Jacket Albums Ranked
7.3
Avg Score
42
Opinions
26
Albums
11
Reviewers
Summary from 42 ratings
On Wavelength, fans have rated My Morning Jacket's catalog across 26 albums from 42 opinions, with an overall average of 7.3/10. The top-rated My Morning Jacket album is Z (2005) with a 8.4/10 average from 5 ratings, followed by The Tennessee Fire and It Still Moves. The discography on Wavelength spans 1999 to 2025. Off the Record ranks as the highest-rated My Morning Jacket song on Wavelength with a 8.5/10 average.
Z
2005
The Tennessee Fire
1999
It Still Moves
2003
The Waterfall
2015
The Tennessee Fire: 20th Anniversary Edition
1999
The Waterfall II
2020
Chocolate and Ice EP
2002
Okonokos
2006
At Dawn
2001
Live from Las Vegas at the Palms - EP
2009
is
2025
Chapter 1: The Sandworm Cometh - Early Recordings
2004
My Morning Jacket
2021
Circuital
2011
Celebración de la Ciudad Natal
2009
Evil Urges
2008
The Waterfall II
“Jim James and co. return with a record of bruised and dreamy soul-searching”
It Still Moves
“It's that moment every indie kid irrationally fears: your favorite band gets the call-up to the majors. Now that they've come to prominence via the California-based indie Darla Records, it's My Morning Jacket's turn to risk their careers and financial stability for a shot at recording a real statement album backed by a serious budget. But something's not right here, or maybe something's *too* righ”
My Morning Jacket
“My Morning Jacket's triumphant return proves not all comebacks are cash in grabs at past glories”
The Tennessee Fire: 20th Anniversary Edition
“On their debut, My Morning Jacket discovered the heavy reverb that would make them legendary.”
The Tennessee Fire
“On their debut, My Morning Jacket discovered the heavy reverb that would make them legendary.”
Circuital
“"I can see potential/Speaking through you/Speaking to you/ From all of heaven’s possibility," My Morning Jacket’s Jim James sings at the opening of his band’s sixth album. He sounds like a hippie shaman, but the track is more Radiohead than the Doors: a sleek, low-end bass whir and tensely driving cymbal hits melt into hypnotic […]”
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