Doom & Gloom From The Tomb: A Blog

hey euler, if you're still looking for int'l harvesters, this show is great, too. http://infinitefool.blogspot.com/2010/08/this-is-pretty-widely-distributed-but.html

huh cool---pulling it down

"down by the river" is pretty nuts on that iirc. neil does this long, intro monologue.

DANG tyler, your blog is always full of treasures, but that Budokan set is something else...

oh nice, glad you're liking it. i really do think neil's guitar playing in this period is incredible. just like everything i want in a guitarist.

yet another neil/crazy horse 1976 show up now (i'm really going to run this into the ground). next up, the dreaded stills/young band. a nice contrast to the previous shows.

ok, the stills-young show is up. worth a listen, even though some of it is kinda bad.

aight, finally done with this Neil Young 1976 overview. Bernstein Tapes and a Chicago show are up now!

i've mainly just been linking to other stuff in the past few weeks, but I've got one of my own things up now -- an hour's worth of the Floyd jamming on "Interstellar Overdrive." Why? Because i love you. http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com/

awesome! i LOVED those Bernstein tapes, btw.

yeah, those are great -- the Bottom Line 1974 solo show and the bernstein tapes are the essential neil solo acoustic bootlegs.

mentioned it over on the Stephen Malkmus solo albums poll, but I uploaded a couple SM radio sessions over the weekend ...

more 90s indie rock -- the guided by voices 1996 bootleg Jellyfish Reflector up now ...

hey man there's a present at Shards Of Beauty blog for you :)

oh nice! thanks, man!

jellyfish reflector is glorious... i still have the vinyl somewhere (and of course the cd)...

yeah, i still have the vinyl, along with crying your knife away. takes me back to the days when pretty much every visit to the record store yielded some heretofore unknown GBV bootleg/seven inch/ep/album.

just put up the massive, monumental Roxy Night Springsteen bootleg from 1978.

As far as the '78 sets go, it's between this one, Winterland and Passaic. No coincidence the Roxy and Winterland sets (in edited form) comprise so much of the Live box.

heyyy i just put up a Floyd 1974 show! you know you want it.

Feelies show from 1991 up now ... http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com

That's my favorite Feelies boot.

yeah, it is pummeling, in a good way.

new stuff up now, including rolling stones, monkees, john peel, go-betweens ...

a bunch of new posts in tandem w/ not coming to a theater near you's Rock Follies series (www.notcoming.com). Dylan, Simon, Bowie, McCartney, Young, etc.

dude that mono Safe As Milk is AMAZING! would you happen to have it in FLAC or CD quality?

another thing to add to my want list.

also, check Shards Of Beauty for more Beefheart.

jesus christ, the drums on that portland version of little johnny jewel... AMAZING. great share, tyler.

no prob! that portland show is unbelievable.

TYLER!

this television...my lord....they are ripping it up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

haha, yes!!!!!!!

16+ running time on marquee moon = :)

not long enough!

okay yes now marquee moon WOW
have heard so many versions of this song. but this could be the best yet.

the Can 'Queueing Down' set is fantastic. many thanks!!

I got an ilxor email from "Confusion" who didn't leave an e-mail address, asking for a repost of the Jonathan Richman box set. Happy to send the links, e-mail me at geraldmcbb (at) hotmail (dot) com.

jamming so much good music from here. thanks tylerw.

cool! good to hear.

Wow, Mickey Newbury was from Springfield (i.e. next door to me)! I know the guy from Triad who recorded that session... oh how time flies.

Who is this deity that they caller Tyler, TylerW? I just discovered this blog, and am looking at something called L.A. Gemstones: The Rock Set 1960s, 5cds....oh.my.god!

tylerw is a dude that posts some cool ass music and knows that pink floyd rules

That's what it says on my business card.

listening to It Might Have Been today and wanted to say thanks. So, so good.

glad you're digging it!
weirdly i finally posted the hank williams sr. show i was referring to in the first post of this thread, all those years ago. http://doomandgloomfromthetomb.tumblr.com/post/15298758989/when-that-evening-train-goes-by-heres-one-of-the

tyler! is it possible that the fukuoka neil young show you just shared (via aquarium drunkard) is the same show i have on my hd as budokan march 11 1976, or was neil cleaving to very similar setlists back then?

nope it's from the same tour, but a diff show. setlists were pretty static during that tour. i think the budokan show has "cowgirl" in place of "down by the river" but they might be exactly the same otherwise.

thanks!

uncle tupelo show ROOLS btw

yeah that's a good one -- i'll go a couple years not listening to UT and then get back into them heavily. might post another thing by them, an earlier radio show.

hey this is a good opp for me to ask you about that UT show -- is this the one where they play "truck drivin man"?

best blog btw

that's the one! "everybody knows this is nowhere" too.
big project currently is putting together an imaginary version of Homegrown, Neil's lost 70s album. it is pretty difficult.