Uncle Tupelo - Still Feel GoneStill Feel Gone (1991) is the second album by American alternative country pioneers Uncle Tupelo. While its predecessor No Depression was filled with uptempo tracks, their follow up effort showcases a band taking a closer look at the middle ground by acoustic guitars. Still be Around and Looking For A Way Out are great examples of tracks with high strung acoustic guitars. On this album, Uncle Tupelo sounds even more powerful than before. And the

The Hardest Way to Make An Easy Living and Everything Is Borrowed

Soldier's Three (BBC 1970) Previously unreleased

Akiko is accompanied by some of the best musicians from the Tokyo music scene gravitating around the groups Happy End and Tin Pan Alley: the ubiquitous Haruomi Hosono on bass

" "Nebuchadnezzar's Dream

‘On The Shore’

U-Roy was a true reggae pioneer

' the kind of late night

Recording took place between the duo‰۪s Toronto studio and their home studio in LA

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For the listener

Available on Transparent Blue with Black Splat vinyl

This LP contains the sixteen original compositions that make up the score for Alejandro's seventh feature film (which witnessed a return to the ABKCO film company who produced his underground classics 'El Topo' and 'The Holy Mountain' - soundtrack LPs of both will also be released by Finders Keepers in this series of special vinyl editions)