10 November 1992 Music 65 mins
Uncle Tupelo at Jake's in Bloomington, Indiana 1992. Tracks include: Satan, Your Kingdom Must Com Down, No Depression, Watch Me Fall, Gun and many others.
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United States 10 November 1992
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