Uncle Tupelo Still Feel Gone AND March 16-20, 1992 2LP

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The records you’re bidding on are an out of print vinyl gatefold pressing of Uncle Tupelo’s Still Feel Gone and March 16-20, 1992. I hate to see this record leave the collection, but its time, and I want it to find a home that loves it as much as we do.  I’ve fallen in and out of love to this record over and over again. Not only are the records beautiful, the artwork is apt and gorgeous, and the music is something utterly soul stirring.   But if you’re looking at this, you probably already knew that.

Condition – VG- This is Rockville Records ROCK6110-1. The records themselves have never been played. We have multiple copies of these on different mediums, and these have never seen a needle, there wasn’t any reason. The jacket has minimal wear that comes with age, a slight scuff on the spine and a light indentation across the front cover, only seen if the sleeve is held at an angle in the light. The gatefold is entirely intact and the sleeves are without splits, they’re as good as new. The color in the artwork is also still excellent, no fade.  

Tracklist -  Still Feel Gone – 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.

        March 16-20, 1992 – Grindstone, Coalminers, Wait Up, Criminals, Shaky Ground, Satan Your Kingdom Must Come Down, Black Eye, Moonshiner, I Wish My Baby Was Born, Atomic Power, Lilli Schull, Warfare, Sandusky, Wipe the Clock.

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