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Uncle Tupelo / “No Depression” Expanded Legacy Edition

By Paul Sinclair

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No Depression, the debut album from critically acclaimed ‘alt country’ band Uncle Tupelo, will be reissued as a two-CD Legacy edition by Sony later this month.

The 1990 album was originally 13 tracks (on CD) but this new collection adds 22 bonus cuts to that, including the CD debut of the Not Forever, Just For Now demo tape.

Uncle Tupelo split in 1994, after just four studio albums. Despite a lack of any real commercial success, their influence and impact on the alternative country music scene is widely acknowledged.

No Depression is reissued on 27 January 2014.

Track listing

Disc: 1

  • 1. Graveyard Shift
  • 2. That Year
  • 3. Before I Break
  • 4. No Depression
  • 5. Factory Belt
  • 6. Whiskey Bottle
  • 7. Outdone
  • 8. Train
  • 9. 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. I Got Drunk
  • 17. Sin City
  • 18. Whiskey Bottle

Disc: 2

  • 1. Outdone
  • 2. That Year
  • 3. Whiskey Bottle
  • 4. Flatness
  • 5. I Got Drunk
  • 6. Before I Break
  • 7. Life Worth Living
  • 8. Train
  • 9. Graveyard Shift
  • 10. Screen Door
  • 11. No Depression
  • 12. Blues Die Hard
  • 13. Before I Break
  • 14. I Got Drunk
  • 15. Screen Door
  • 16. Blues Die Hard
  • 17. Pickle River

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[…] year of Pipeline!, Sony Legacy is reissuing a deluxe edition of Uncle Tupelo’s debut album No Depression. To coincide with the release date, we are going to take over Riding the Norse Horse, and begin […]

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Tim Larkham

I shall be getting this as I missed out on the reissue from a few years back. Anyone who enjoyed Wilco’s debut “A.M.” will find a lot to like here.

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