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No Depression

by Uncle Tupelo

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All Time

of 455,776

3,350
1990's

of 166,476

1,900
1996

of 21,139

179

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Overall Rating: 3.0542 No Depression is ranked overall as 3.0542 out of 4 stars

Avg. Critic Score: 3.2000 No Depression has an avg. critic score of 3.2000 out of 4 stars

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Within what would come to be known as the "alt-country" scene, Uncle Tupelo's first album, 1990'sNo Depression, was the shot heard around the world; they most certainly weren't the first band to fuse the heartache of country with the brains and ...more

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Uncle Tupelo crawled out of the factory town of Belleville, Illinois, in 1987 with what turned out to be one of the most durable ideas of the modern-rock era: using loud, fervent guitars to support the churchgoing earnestness of hillbilly songs. ...more

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A tightly-coiled and punky debut that owes as much to Black Flag and the Minutemen as it is does the Carter Family . ...more

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Contrary to popular belief,No Depressiondidn't give birth to the alt-country movement. No more than didNevermindstart the grunge movement. But the album, created by three bushy-haired, beer-drinking kids raised on punk with a deep appreciation...read the complete review at The Daily Vault Album Reviews

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