Uncle Tupelo, March 16-20, 1992 - 44m 45s

Tracks & Durations

1. Grindstone	3:16
2. Coalminers	2:33
3. Wait Up	2:09
4. Criminals	2:20
5. Shaky Ground	2:49
6. Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down	1:53
7. Black Eye	2:19
8. Moonshiner	4:23
9. I Wish My Baby Was Born	1:39
10. Atomic Power	1:51
11. Lilli Schull	5:15
12. Warfare	3:43
13. Fatal Wound	4:09
14. Sandusky	3:43
15. Wipe the Clock	2:35

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Review

After ripping it up on No Depression and Still Feel Gone, their first two albums of twangy punk rock, Uncle Tupelo unplugged for this remarkable tribute--half originals, half political and religious covers--to the band's old-time influences. While the new songs of frontmen Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy are consistently strong here (especially Farrar's "Grindstone"), the album's haunted covers of old folk songs are the true keepers. Tweedy's apocalyptic version of "Satan, Your Kingdom Must Come Down" and Farrar's earnest readings of the beat-down "Moonshiner" and the labor song "Coalminers" are as frightening, beautiful, and passionate as anything the band ever recorded. The 2003 expanded and remastered edition adds three unreleased demos, a live version of "Moonshiner," and an instrumental B-side. --David Cantwell

Other Versions

Albums are mined from the various public resources and can be actually the same but different in the tracks length only. We are keeping all versions now.

March 16-20, 1992

Tracks: 15, Disk length: 44m 46s (+0m 1s)

March 16-20, 1992

Tracks: 21 (+6 tracks), Disk length: 1h 2m 31s (+17m 46s)

March 16-20, 1992

Tracks: 20 (+5 tracks), Disk length: 1h 3m 29s (+18m 44s)

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