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<center><h3> The ''Rolling Stone'' 1978 Critics Awards  </h3></center>
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'''''Some Girls''''' — [[The Rolling Stones|The Stones]] rallied their musical forces around a framework of' anger, sardonicism and raw (some say sexist) parody to reach a new popular peak with an album that was — like it or not — on the cutting edge of our culture.  
''Some Girls'' — The Stones rallied their musical forces around a framework of anger, sardonicism and raw (some say sexist) parody to reach a new popular peak with an album that was — like it or not — on the cutting edge of our culture.  


<center>Album Runners-up </center>
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'''''Darkness on the Edge of Town''''' — [[Bruce Springsteen|Springsteen]] came back from the nether world with a dark, self-probing record that detailed the flip side of rock & roll exhilaration with unflinching honesty.  
''Darkness on the Edge of Town'' — Springsteen came back from the nether world with a dark, self-probing record that detailed the flip side of rock 'n' roll exhilaration with unflinching honesty.  


'''''Running on Empty''''' — As both a song-cycle of the road and a map of its frail highs and lonesome lows, [[Jackson Browne]]'s concept rang clear and true.  
''Running on Empty'' — As both a song-cycle of the road and a map of its frail highs and lonesome lows, Jackson Browne's concept rang clear and true.  


'''''This Year's Model''''' — Elvis Costello's well-honed humor and a fit-to-be-tied attack combined to show that this overwrought little rocker has a steady aim.  
''This Year's Model'' — Elvis Costello's well-honed humor and a fit-to-be-tied attack combined to show that this overwrought little rocker has a steady aim.  


'''''Road to Ruin''''' — Sure the Ramones are dumb, but they're our kind of dumb.  
''Road to Ruin'' — Sure the Ramones are dumb, but they're our kind of dumb.  


'''''Misfits''''' — [[Ray Davies]] knows how to laugh at himself and rock & roll, and somehow makes it sound dignified.  
''Misfits'' — Ray Davies knows how to laugh at himself and rock 'n' roll, and somehow makes it sound dignified.  


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'''Rolling Stone, No. 281 / 282, Dec. 28, 1978 Jan. 11, 1979
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'''Rolling Stone, No. 281 / 282, Dec. 28, 1978 - Jan. 11, 1979
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''[[This Year's Model]]'' is among the Runners-up for Album Of The Year.
''[[This Year's Model]]'' is among the runners-up for Album Of The Year.


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Album Of The Year

Some Girls — The Stones rallied their musical forces around a framework of anger, sardonicism and raw (some say sexist) parody to reach a new popular peak with an album that was — like it or not — on the cutting edge of our culture.

Album Runners-up

Darkness on the Edge of Town — Springsteen came back from the nether world with a dark, self-probing record that detailed the flip side of rock 'n' roll exhilaration with unflinching honesty.

Running on Empty — As both a song-cycle of the road and a map of its frail highs and lonesome lows, Jackson Browne's concept rang clear and true.

This Year's Model — Elvis Costello's well-honed humor and a fit-to-be-tied attack combined to show that this overwrought little rocker has a steady aim.

Road to Ruin — Sure the Ramones are dumb, but they're our kind of dumb.

Misfits — Ray Davies knows how to laugh at himself and rock 'n' roll, and somehow makes it sound dignified.


Tags: This Year's ModelThe Rolling StonesBruce SpringsteenJackson BrowneRay Davies

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This Year's Model is among the runners-up for Album Of The Year.

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