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Steve Earle's "Exit 0," released in 1987, is a gritty and authentic journey through the heart of alt-country and outlaw country. This second studio album from the American singer-songwriter showcases Earle's raw talent and storytelling prowess, earning him a Grammy nomination for Best Country Album in 1988. With tracks like "No. 29" and "I Love You Too Much," Earle and his band, The Dukes, deliver a powerful blend of country rock and Americana that captures the essence of Southern working-class life. The album's ten tracks, spanning 38 minutes, are a testament to Earle's ability to mix toughness with a touch of sweetness, making "Exit 0" a standout in his discography. Produced by Emory Gordy Jr. and released under Geffen Records, this album is a must-listen for fans of country music and those seeking a genuine, unfiltered musical experience.