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I would say Chair Beside A Window. It still has all of the elements of the first couple CDs (it's only his fourth), but he starts expanding into more dynamic territory. Actually I think he does a little in Later On, too, but it's not as significant.
The first two (Ready For the House and Six and Six) are great, but the songs are almost indistinguishable, even between the two records, and they don't sample much of his capabilities.
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