Uncut Jukebox: Uncut Magazine 111: The Playlist

Tuesday 14 January 2014

Uncut Magazine 111: The Playlist - August 2006

UNCUT 2006 08: Uncut Playlist – August 2006

1. Blood Meridian - Your Boyfriends Blues

2. The Velvet Underground - Venus In Furs

3. Love Is All - Talk Talk Talk Talk

4. Pere Ubu - The Modern Dance

5. Sufjan Stevens - The Avalanche

6. Lily Allen - Knock ´Em Out

7. Golden Smog - Listen Joe

8. The Damned - New Rose (Live)

9. James Dean Bradfield - Say Hello To The Pope

10. Ali Farka Toure - Beto

11. The Pastels - Classic Line-Up

12. The Allman Brothers - Little Martha

13. The Russian Futurists - 2 Dots On A Map

14. Eric Clapton - Slunky

15. Espers - Mansfield And Cyclops

16. The Jesus And Mary Chain - You Trip Me Up

Compilation Producer – Andy Tidball, Mick Melkleham

Compiled By – Allan Jones, Roy Carr

Design – Rob Biddulph

Mastered By – Andrew Thompson

Format: mp3 @ 320kbps

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Uncut Jukebox14 January 2014 at 11:27
Another great share from the mighty Roddus The Playlist August 2006
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Welcome to the unofficial Uncut Magazine FREE CD archive. I've been an avid Uncut reader and collector of these great promotional compilations over the years and am always being asked for copies by friends.

Unless you actually received one when the magazine was issued, they're nearly impossible to track down as they can't currently be purchased and have never been reissued. I don't own every CD, but enough to get this archive started so I'd appreciate a few shares down the line.

For those of you looking for lost or missing albums or even if you're interested in trying something new, I hope this blog will go a small way to introducing you to these great compilations and the artists being featured.

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