Doom & Gloom From The Tomb: A Blog

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 ...

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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 ...

Miles Davis Quintet, Berlin 1967 up now! So good.

listening to the coltrane in copenhagen with dolphy, lovely stuff, pretty good sound quality too!

how long are the download links good for?

yeah, i love that Coltrane show -- not as off-the-hook as, say, the Village Vanguard recordings, but really nice.
Download links seem to be around for about 2-3 months? Not sure how Sendspace works. Thinking about switching up, but haven't gotten around to it.

yeah so far it seems more breezy and laid back almost trad than the village vanguard stuff, i'm not that far in

Sendspace used to delete files 30 days after no downloads. So theoretically, stuff could last forever if downloaded periodically.

xpost You can't help but wonder what the audiences who went to see these shows were expecting -- I'm not sure what records were out in Denmark. Were they expecting "Blue Train"? I know Coltrane was booed by some crowds on his last Euro tour with Miles Davis ...

good to know about Sendspace ... maybe I can just dl stuff myself from time to time to keep the links active ...

yea i tried to hit up one of the old neil young stuff and it said the file was no longer available. listening to the REAL COOL TIME stuff now. is nice

yeah feel free to request any re-ups. might not happen immediately, but I'll get around to it. Might just do a big week of re-ups.

Can you re-up the Wilco show soon? I thought i'd downloaded it but can't find it now.

sure thing! just don't tell all the wilco-haterz on ilm ;)

Boo! More Neil, less Wilco!

haha. up next: WILCO WEEK

crossing my fingers for some super charged nels cline going off live show shit.

i should actually put up a great Nels Cline trio show I have from the 90s ...

not to make this "request line" or anything but do you have any geraldine fibbers 90s gigs with nels in the lineup?

oh feel free to make it a request line. I don't have any Fibbers bootlegs. Weirdly, I never saw the Nels Cline version of that band, even though I lived in LA at the time and they were always playing. They might not've played all ages shows all that much. I did see the original Fibbers lineup a couple of times, and then saw the Cline/Bozulich duo thing a few times as well. Cool band, though I just checked and I don't seem to have their albums anymore ...

Just finished up Jazz Week with a Herbie Hancock/Headhunters show from 1973 ...

tom waits 1975 show up now ... and scroll down for that neil young ditch trilogy post, if you didn't see it on the other thread ...

Started up a little "lost albums" series over the weekend. Up now, SMILE! (And a repost of the Great Lost VU Album).

Oh dang I need to get you that Verlaine ish.

yeah, that'd be awesome if you can swing it, Jon

*writes note on hand*

*furiously*

that Manchester show is seriously some godheadlike NY. cheers!!

yeah it's definitely in the top 10 Neil bootlegs of all time! OF ALL TIME! interesting that he never got that whole band back together ever again, I don't think? Obviously he played with them all again quite a bit over the years ... Maybe it's time! Amazingly, they're all still alive!

I sent you a message, tylerw. :D

yesss! Thanks, Jon! u da man.

aight, the original Blood on the Tracks is up now ... one of the best things ever.

more lost albums! The Go-Betweens' Freakchild -- or my approximation, thereof ...

neil's chrome dreams (a different version than posted a few months back) up now. Worth a look just for the artwork which has to be one of the great bootleg covers of all time.

OK, the Tom Verlaine lost album Jon hooked me up with is up now - totally good! Maybe better than Flashlight? Maybe?

Hey, Tyler, you have a handy tracklisting for that Waits show?

here ya go --
Introduction / Diamonds On My Windshield / On A Foggy Night / Eggs And Sausage / Ice Cream Man / San Diego Serenade / Big Joe And Phantom 309 / New Coat Of Paint / Spare-Parts / Ol' 55 / The Ghost of Saturday Night / The Heart of Saturday Night / Nobody

Thanks, mister!

rolling stones kinda lost album Necrophilia up now ... actually a really good listen!

yeah, it's great. showcases their psuedo-brill building/pop side in a way that they were probably trying to downplay in the early 70s.

yeah, it is not very low-down, badass stuff. But still good! Love "Sleepy City" and "Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind" which Vashti Bunyan recorded when she was a Marianne Faithfull wannabe.

Richard & Linda Thompson's original Shoot Out The Lights up now ...