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Apr 17, 2013 By Austin Trunick Orange Juice

Welcome to Ranked, our series in which one of our writers takes an artist’s catalogue and ranks all their official studio albums from best to worst. The order is decided by the individual writer, rather than our editors. This time Austin Trunick ranks Orange Juice.

Aside from launching Edwyn Collins’ career, Glasgow’s Orange Juice left behind a lovelorn and defiantly catchy discography that largely went under-heard until recent years. As good as their albums were, they had a habit of falling out of print for long stretches of time.

Luckily, Domino Records is reissuing the band’s four studio releases on vinyl in the U.S. for Record Store Day. Hopefully your local shop will institute some semblance of law and order on April 20th, but if not, which Orange Juice album should you dive for first in the tangle of dirty, grabbing hands? Feel free to use our rankings as your guide.

Click here to see Orange Juice’s major original releases ranked from most essential to least.

If you agree or disagree with our ranking then please let us know in the comments section of the Ranked page.