This is the concert from the same day as the KCOU radio broadcast earlier in the day and it's worth a listen because it's a nice sounding soundboard recording when Uncle Tupelo was still a trio. Jay Farrar, Jeff Tweedy and Mike Heidorn played a smokin' set and personally I preferred this lineup to the 5-piece band for the Anodyne period of their career. The set is loose and fun and you can tell Farrar and Tweedy still enjoyed playing together as compared to later when onstage tension and their tumultuous relationship led to the breakup of the band in 1994.
UNCLE TUPELO
Blue Note
Columbia, MO
November 29, 1990
soundboard
01. Life Worth Livin'
02. Punch Drunk
03. Watch Me Fall
04. Postcard
05. Gun
06. Discarded
07. Flatness
08. Outdone
09. Sauget Wind
10. Train
11. Wasn't Born To Follow/ Atomic Power
12. Nothing
13. Before I Break
14. True To Life
15. D.Boon
16. I've Been Working On The Railroad/ Factory Belt
17. Do Re Mi
18. Freak Scene
19. Whiskey Bottle
20. No Depression
21. No Matter What
22. I Got Drunk/ Graveyard Shift
UNCLE TUPELO- 1990-11-29 Blue Note (SBD) FLAC. rar
So, I got this recording from someone that was in a band during the Missouri No Depression era circuit (he claims that he has a few more of these soundboard recordings somewhere that have been lost over the years. He says that his band, Dream House, did a string of shows with Uncle Tupelo in the Mid-West). His version is on two discs and all tracks are separated.
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