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Uncle Tupelo : 89/93 - An Anthology |
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Genre: Alt-Country |
Dates: 1989-1993 |
Inspired equally by the punk bursts of the Minutemen and the deadpan, Depression-era folk of the Carter Family, Uncle Tupelo helped spark an alternative scene for a modified country sound that even took its name from their first album, No Depression, to describe it. Jeff Tweedy and Jay Farrar moved on after the band's split in 1993 to create new bands (Wilco and Sonvolt) that continue to innovate musically, and this collection of spans the life of a band that gave new insight into American music. (Blurb by Mr. Brock Boland)
Playlist
Playlist:
1. No Depression
2. Screen Door
3. Graveyard Shift
4. Whiskey Bottle
5. Outdone - (previously unreleased, 1989 Matt Allison demo version)
6. I Got Drunk
7. I Wanna Be Your Dog - (previously unreleased)
8. Gun
9. Still Be Around
10. Looking For A Way Out - (acoustic version)
11. Watch Me Fall
12. Sauget Wind
13. Black Eye
14. Moonshiner
15. Fatal Wound
16. Grindstone
17. Effigy
18. Long Cut, The
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20. New
21. We've Been Had - (live)