![Son Volt - Trace [Black Vinyl]](https://mediacdn.aent-m.com/prod-img/500/80/3830580-2576989.jpg "Trace [Black Vinyl]")
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Formats and Editions
1. Windfall (2015 Remastered)
2. Live Free (2015 Remastered)
3. Tear Stained Eye (2015 Remastered)
4. Route (2015 Remastered)
5. Ten Second News (2015 Remastered)
6. Drown (2015 Remastered)
7. Loose String (2015 Remastered)
8. Out Of The Picture (2015 Remastered)
9. Catching On (2015 Remastered)
10. Too Early (2015 Remastered)
11. Mystifies Me (2015 Remastered)
12. Route (Acoustic Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
13. Drown (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
14. Out Of The Picture (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
15. Loose String (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
16. Live Free (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
17. Too Early (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
18. Catching On (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
19. Windfall (Demo) [Previously Unreleased Version]
1. Route (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
2. Loose String (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
3. Catching On (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
4. Live Free (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
5. Anodyne (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
6. Windfall (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
7. Slate (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
8. Out of the Picture (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
9. Tear Stained Eye (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
10. True To Life (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
11. Cemetery Savior (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
12. Ten Second News (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
13. Fifteen Keys (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
14. Drown (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
15. Looking For A Way Out (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
16. Chickamauga (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
17. Too Early (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
18. Looking At The World Through A Windshield (Live at the Bottom Line 2/12/96)
More Info:
Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing. Trace is the debut album by the alternative rock band Son Volt, released in 1995. The album reached #166 on the Billboard 200 chart and was in the top 10 of Rolling Stone's 1995 critics' list.
