get outta my head and uncle tupelo, 4.29.94 in columbia, mo

one of my main character flaws is that i tend to obsess over shit. typically, its over stuff that is so ridiculous its almost embarrasing - you’ll see here in a second what i mean. over the past couple of days it has come to light that i have a deep rooted hatred for star jones. she’s like a gruesome traffic accident that i cant keep my eyes off. she has absolutely no relevance in my life, and most likely anyone with any damn sense or self respect, but i’ll be damned if i cant get her image outta my head. she has to be the ugliest and most despicable human being alive. she just has to be! does anyone else get this way about people or stuff?

one song that i have been obsessing over lately is “incident at conklin creek” by richmond fontaine. if you have never listened to their ‘05 release the fitzgerald i cant recommend it enough. if you dig calexico minus all the horns, the somber whiskeytown stuff or richard buckner, these guys will definitely be up your alley.

incident at conklin creek

here is one of my favorite uncle tupelo shows/recordings. it was recorded during their performance on 4.29.94 @ the blue note in columbia, mo.

1. we’ve been had

2. fifteen keys

3. the long cut

4. grindstone

5. satan, your kingdom must come down

6. anodyne

7. watch me fall

8. looking for a way out

9. new madrid

10. sandusky

11. true to life

12. acuff rose

13. atomic power

14. slate

15. postcard

16. no depression

17. gun

18. chickamauga

19. give back the keys to my heart

20. whiskey bottle

21. effigy

btw, if you happen to have comcast cable with on demand, there is a very cool ted leo documentary of his performance at coney island from 03 on concert tv. thanks to matt for pointing this out.

The Fitzgerald

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8 Responses to “get outta my head and uncle tupelo, 4.29.94 in columbia, mo”


  1. 1 robert chase

    thank you.saw them two times in the 90’s.but no memory of it.

  2. 2 matt

    ted leo > *

  3. 3 Matthew

    Richmond Fontaine are fantastic. I put on an old playlist when some friends came round last night and half way through there were a couple of Richmond Fontaine songs which I had forgotten I loved so much.

    Star Jones. She’s gorgeous, man, just gorgeous.

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