Uncle Tupelo - Still Feel Gone
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Description
Description
Still Feel Gone (1991) is the second album by American Alternative Country pioneers Uncle Tupelo. While the debut album No Depression (1990) was dominated by breakneck tempos with the occasional slow, Still Feel Gone found Uncle Tupelo taking a closer look at the middle ground by acoustic guitars. "Still be Around" and "Looking For A Way Out" are examples of tracks with high-strung acoustic guitars. The band sounds even more powerful than before. And the broader picture of the abilities of Farrar, Tweedy, and Heidom confirms a strong combination. The first three Uncle Tupelo studio albums (No Depression, Still Feel Gone and March 16-20, 1992) are available on black vinyl.
Tracklist
- Gun
- Looking for a Way Out
- Fall Down Easy
- Nothing
- Still Be Around
- Watch Me Fall
- Punch Drunk
- Postcard
- D. Boon
- True to Life
- Cold Shoulder
- Discarded
- If That's Alright
Vinyl LP, 180 gram.