uncle tupelo radio performance, 7.29.90

Posted by doubter on Sunday, October 29th, 2006

not much good came out of 1993 and my brief time spent at western illinois university located in the shit hole known as macomb – all apologies if you happen to reside there. lets just say mistakes were made, nothing very serious but attending college with a high school sweetheart is not a grand idea. people kept warning me not too but the thought of having all the uninterrupted sex i could muster was all i could think of, thus clouding my judgement.

one morning i happened to be listening, not by choice, to the otherwise very lame campus radio station when tupelo’s “wipe the clock” flooded the desolate cafeteria. as soon as it ended i ran down to the station to find out who that was, cause as my luck would have it the end of the song signaled an ad for some bar and then the local walmart. i found myself walking in the freezing rain to the local shop, rockin robins. luckily she had still feel gone AND march so my quest was not in vain. for the next 6 months i dont think i listened to anything else, that is until anodyne came out.

here is a radio performance on WFMU, east orange, nj on 7.29.90.

this can now be found here

1. screen door2. there was a time

3. true to life

4. watch me fall

5. life worth living

6. flatness

7. whiskey bottle

8. no depression

9. factory belt

10. sin city

11. atomic power89/93: An Anthology Still Feel Gone March 16-20, 1992 Anodyne


7 Responses to uncle tupelo radio performance, 7.29.90

  1. Pushing Rope says:

    Captain’s Dead has a 1990 Uncle Tupelo live radio performance. For those not in the know, Wilco leader Jeff Tweedy was in this band. Set list Screen Door There Was a Time True to Life Watch Me Fall Life Worth Living

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  3. 8. no depression 9. factory belt 10. sin city 11. atomic power [IMG 89/93: An Anthology] [IMG Still Feel Gone] [IMG March 16-20, 1992] [IMG Anodyne] uncle tupelo radio performance, 7.29.90 Originally from captain’s dead by gregor

  4. Rich says:

    Woohoo! Thanks for these. :)

  5. artmaven says:

    Whoa! you only got 1 thank you for this gem? Lemme add mine. Thanks darlin’ you’re a peach. I was prayin’ someone would have this to dl. Not to worry, either. I save my pennies to buy everything those boys put out and then some. You’re just doing them a little free advertising.

  6. TC says:

    I love whoever takes the time to make this site happen. Another late night, sipping well-brand and enjoying me some Tupelo. I owe a bar tab to whoever is in charge – let me know when to pay up.

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