Flag Day

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Natural Child w/ The Brainstems, Rat Heart, Flaming Death Trap @ Firebird 1.17.13

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Album artwork by Lars Van Zandt from Iron Tiger Tattoo in Columbia.

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Kentucky Knife Fight Live

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Listen to Night Train Express by Zak M..

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Shaw by Abandoned Living.

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Christmas Ain't Comin' by Beth Bombara.

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Pretty Little Empire performs "You Only Call Me When It's Christmas Time" live at 88.1 KDHX in St. Louis. Recorded December 13, 2011. Sound by Dan Kinney. Discover more great music at http://kdhx.org

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Cassie Morgan & The Lonely Pine - Fields of Snow

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L.U.V. by The Brainstems.

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Flaming Death Trap - Horse Shit

www.flamingdeathtrap.bandcamp.com

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The song “Gun” first recorded by Brian Florian in The Basement.

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Jon Hardy & The Public - Little Criminals 

Director: Tony Gaddis

Director of Photography: Andrew Cutraro

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Uncle Tupelo hails from Belleville, where the streets have no names, only letters. Their apartment/rehearsal space is right beneath the long shadow cast by the crumbling Stag Beer factory, and just around the corner from the penitentiary. But Uncle Tupelo has crafted a message and a sound that are uniquely the band's. Their obsession with alcohol, wasted youth, and the wrong side of the tracks are sketched vividly in the group's lyrics, but a visit to their neighborhood - squat houses, tiny bars, and decaying infrastructure - makes the source (and power) of their chosen themes apparent.

The Men From Uncle By Richard Byrne Jr.

The Riverfront Times, St. Louis, MO, 1989

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Sleepy Kitty - Speaking Politely

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Photo credit: Scott O. Smith