Doom & Gloom From The Tomb: A Blog

That'll be hard to track down (well it's already proven it is..).

In this pretty exhaustive Feelies bootleg database (I'm sure you know the site), I find only two mentions of it being performed/recorded:

1) Gig on March 1, 1983: Peanut Gallery, Haledon, NJ (44 min.)
2) King's Lead Hat (Brian Eno) from May 29 1983, unknown venue

yeah that site is where I've drawn from mainly. Maybe I'll just email the dude who runs it ...

Send this guy an e-mail, who knows...
http://mytradinglist.blog.ca/2005/08/17/audio_list/

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Cool, yeah, I'll shoot him an email. This is IMPORTANT!!!

there was some guy on DIME who uploaded approximately 200 Feelies shows as well...

as far as upload services I use and endorse Mediafire.

tyler, at the risk of going overbored thanking you for your blog work- that last neil post - bad news in the 90's is COMPLETELY sublime, dude. thanks.

thanks, man, glad you like it. there is a lot of really great stuff on that comp -- "Interstate," "Separate Ways," "Ambulance Blues" w/ REM ... So good.

amazingly, i've just been sent an mp3 of the feelies playing "King's Lead Hat" -- by Stanley Demeski's wife! The internet is crazy. So the Feelies covers comp should be finished soon!

that's fantastic!

:-D Wow that's nuts. Can't wait!

tyler u are a gem of the internet!

lol, finally someone recognizes this

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tyler u are a gem of the internet!

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Thanks, dudes. Everything I do, I do it for you.

hey could i get the feelies version of that^^^? no?

You will, sir, you will.

you haven't lived til you've heard the Feelies doing "Cuts Like A Knife"

WHOS THE GERM OF THE INTERNETS, NOW?????

okaaaay, finally finished the long-awaited Feelies cover comp! enjoy! http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com/

Haha I was going to be looking for this today myself. Wonderful stuff.

Thanks! There are a handful of not-so-hot recordings included for historical purposes, but on the whole it's very listenable ...

sweet getting now, thank u sir.

Putting this together made me realize that the Feelies really were one of the more intense live bands of the 80s! I've heard bootlegs of the Replacements, Black Flag, Husker Du, Sonic Youth, etc., and none of them match the more hardcore stuff here. And that's when they're covering Beatles songs!

(tyler does your ILX webmail work? i have something u might be interested in)

yeah it works!

sent u an ilx mail lemme know if it works

oh heyo, one track added that I forgot "Powderfinger" by Yung Wu. U can dl at same mediafire link ...

dude thanks for all this. and sylvie is adorable!

no prob, glad you're liking it. and the sylvie-related action has been moved to another blog: http://voicisylvie.blogspot.com she didn't like being mixed in there with all the bootlegs.

oh by the way, did the feelies comp come out with the right song order when y'all imported it into your itunes? someone told me it came out random, but it worked for me ...

Came out random for me as well -- not really minding but anyway.

huh! thought I had tagged the mp3s w/ a tracklisting, but maybe I don't know what I'm doing. ah well -- it doesn't matter too much, I suppose ...

doesn't matter at all. thanks again!

More of those R. Crumb radio shows posted now! Totally fun stuff.

yeah it doesn't matter, i love it anyway

this blog roolz

also lol at yr girl in a hueg onesie

now up! Flaming Lips - Zaireeka, the single disc mixdown version. No substitute for the real thing, but you can listen to this one on headphones, which is nice.

new Television post! A 1992 show featuring vastly improved versions of the songs from that reunion LP they put out. Seriously great.

more Richard Lloyd guitar madness up now, with an insanely good WFMU session by Rocket from the Tombs .... http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com/

Just kicked off Jazz Week w/ a Coltrane/Dolphy show from 1961 ... Alice Coltrane up next!

Man, sendspace sucks lately. I've been trying to download that Television set for about a week now and keep getting told that the "Free service is over capacity". Hopefully I'll be able to get at these soon enough.

tylerw, which Alice?

Sorry about the sendspace woes, Jon -- I had planned on switching over to Mediafire but was having uploading issues ... Maybe I'll try again.
The Alice show is 1972 Carnegie Hall, w/ Pharoah Sanders and Archie Shepp ...

!!!

I finally got it to work, I think you just have to keep at it. Not bitching, I love the blog - keep it up! I'd just been very anxious all week to hear that set.

OK, the Alice Coltrane is up! Jon, you're going to like that Television set -- it is pretty different from Television in the 70s, but still very very very good.

Woah, thanks!

Unreleased Mingus broadcasts from 1962 up now ...

heyo, more jazz week -- wynton kelly trio w/ wes montgomery up now ...