Uncut Jukebox: July 2017

Saturday, 15 July 2017

UNCUT MAGAZINE 134: LONG TIME GONE JULY 2008

UNCUT 2008 07 Long Time Gone.

1. Fleet Foxes - Mykonos

2. Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan - Who Built The Road

3. The Felice Brothers - Frankie's Gun

4. Bon Iver - Skinny Love

5. Howlin Rain - Dancers At The End Of Time

6. American Music Club - The Decibels And The Little Pills

7. Joan As Police Woman - To Be Lonely

8. Silver Jews - Suffering Jukebox

9. Willard Grant Conspiracy - Lost Hours

10. Thalia Zedek - Body Memory

11. Ravens & Chimes - Eleventh Street

12. Dawn Landes - Bodyguard

13. Phosphorescent - Cocaine Lights

14. The Black Keys - Things Ain't Like They Used To Be

15. Dirtmusic - Morning Dew

Compilation Producer – Mark Bentley, Mick Meikleham

Compiled By – Allan Jones, Nigel Williamson

Design – Marc Jones

Mastered By [Mastering Engineer] – Andrew Thompson

Photography By – Rex Features

Format: mp3 @ 320kbps

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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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