The 2003 reissue of Uncle Tupelo's 1991 sophomore album, "Still Feel Gone," arrived on Columbia/Legacy with remastered audio and updated packaging. This edition brought a pivotal work of American alternative music to a new generation of listeners.
- "Still Feel Gone" was originally released in 1991 on SST Records. The album was recorded at Fort Apache Studios in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with producer Paul Q. Kolderie. Despite its later reissue, the original album met with a lukewarm reception and was overshadowed by the band's subsequent work.
- The 2003 reissue of "Still Feel Gone" aimed to rectify the original release's perceived shortcomings by offering improved sound quality and a more comprehensive presentation. This was part of a larger effort by Columbia/Legacy to re-release Uncle Tupelo's catalog.
- While the album did not chart upon its original release, the 2003 reissue saw "Still Feel Gone" reach number 36 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart.
Uncle Tupelo was an American alternative rock band formed in Belleville, Illinois. They are widely recognized as pioneers of the Americana and alt-country genres.
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