Uncle Tupelo - No Depression (reissue) [MP3].rar

No Depression, Uncle Tupelo (Rockville, 1990) Uncle Tupelo built on the idea that punk rock was American roots music just as much as Merle Haggard. Working the graveyard shift at the supermarket was like working in the factory. Getting drunk was getting drunk. Being broke was being broke. And while trying to shake your postadolescent ennui isn't the same as fleeing the Depression (a connection the band made on this album's title track, a cover of a Carter Family standard), songwriters Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy--later of Son Volt and Wilco, respectively--were so sure-handed that even the most dubious truths seemed self-evident. INFLUENCED: Whiskeytown/Ryan Adams, Palace Brothers, Drive-By Truckers (from SPIN.com Fifteen Most Influential Albums) TRACK LISTING 01. Graveyard Shift 02. That Year 03. Before I Break 04. No Depression 05. Factory Belt 06. Whiskey Bottle 07. Outdone 08. Train 09. Life Worth Livin' 10. Flatness 11. So Called Friend 12. Screen Door 13. John Hardy 14. Left In The Dark 15. Won't Forget 16. Sin City (Bonus Track) 17. Whiskey Bottle (Live Acoustic Version) (Bonus Track) 18. No Depression (1988 Demo) (Bonus Track) 19. Blues Die Hard (1987 Demo) (Bonus Track)

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eros_tyrannos (2007-11-14)

Marvellous, thanks for this. Hard to find this one these days :(
If it's been reissued, I might even buy it.

zoezoezoe (2007-11-29)

i would love to have a listen but cant seem to get it going over .5k/sec :(

anderswikberg (2008-07-01)

seed pl

anderswikberg (2008-09-27)

com on seed