CR@ZY WIZDUMB MASTER$

ATOMIC HYPOGALACTICA

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Yes I post every KMD article ever because I can. Subroc R.I.P. Sylvia Crone gets the gasface. 

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REST PEACEFULLY DOOM CM

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[2087]

Juan Atkins, 1988

[crazywisdommasters]

The Hit Man with the deadliest aim, Nashiem Myrick.

Ego Trip vol. 2, #5

[crazywisdommasters]

EGO TRIP IS THE GREATEST MUSIC MAGAZINE OF ALL TIME. THANK YOU SACHA JENKINS

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Basketbrawls…

Ego Trip vol. 2, #5

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SACHA JENKINS THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING

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Episode 276 - Sacha Jenkins (The 1865, Ego Trip, The Wu Tang Clan's "Of Mics To Men")

Podcast Episode · Turned Out A Punk · 07/24/2020 · 1h 34m

REST PEACEFULLY

[1264doghouse]

Packy Axton, Don Nix, Duck Dunn & Steve Cropper, Memphis, Tennessee.

[crazywisdommasters]

Chris Pape: Freedom Tunnel

Podcast Episode · Yard Tales · 11/11/2021 · 48m

[doomandgloomfromthetomb]

The Velvet Underground (?) - "The Star-Spangled Banner"

One more plug for Maggot Brain #19, in which you can read my epic guide to the dark labyrinth of Velvet Underground bootlegs. I think Third Man is even running some kind of deal on Maggot Brains right now, so you really have no excuse. Tons of other good stuff in there, both VU-related (Doug Yule interview!) and not (The Sonics, Antietam + Sleepyhead, Angela Jaeger!). Print only!

Meanwhile, here's a Velvet mystery I did not discuss ... The VU playing our horrible nation's horrible national anthem?! Well, uhh ... This track kicked off the very first VU bootleg I ever came across, which you can see pictured above. The Psychopath's Rolling Stones! One teenaged afternoon, it appeared before my eyes at Go-Boy Records in Redondo Beach (a place that only exists in t-shirt form these days), and I somehow convinced my mom to buy it — these kinds of illicit compact discs were not cheap back then, kids! But it offered a messy grab-bag of Velvet rarities, often mislabeled/misdated in what may or may not have been mischievous subterfuge on the compilers' parts.

"The Star-Spangled Banner" was listed as being "shortlisted as the intro to the 1993 concerts but later rejected." Sterling Morrison (wisely?) disavowed any knowledge of it. It could be Lou wailing away on guitar, I suppose, but even that feels like a stretch. You be the judge, Doom & Gloomies!

[warhead]

[davidhudson]

Delmore Schwartz, December 8, 1913 – July 11, 1966.

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A young Isaac Hayes on piano in the studio with Otis Redding.

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Most Crew - M-43

A rare cassette laced with early '90s classics, plus Fab 5 Freddy remembers the legendary Uptown mixtape crew.

[jazz-improvisation]

John Coltrane Quartet - Naima / Live In Comblain-La-Tour 1965

Personnel:

John Coltrane - tenor saxophone

McCoy Tyner - piano

Jimmy Garrison - double bass

Elvin Jones - drums

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MARQUEE MOON - LIVE! 

Some summer re-runs from way back in the Doom & Gloom archives ...

Yes! I'm sure someone, somewhere has done this before. But I haven't! So here you go, Marquee Moon performed live onstage by Tom Verlaine, Richard Lloyd, Billy Ficca and Fred Smith, 1976-77. Most of the album's eight songs became standard inclusions in Television's sets, with the exception of "Torn Curtain" (which they rarely played after the album was released) and "Guiding Light" (which was only played a handful of times). I think this live companion runs a bit shorter than the album itself, mainly because I didn't select the most epic rendition of the title track (it clocks in just under 10 minutes). Don't worry, though, dudes, it's still totally epic. The Kiss of Death! The Embrace of Life! Marquee Moon - LIVE! 

1. See No Evil (1977-04-05 Whiskey A Go Go, LA) 2. Venus de Milo (1977-08-31, 1st Set, Hartsdale, NY) 3. Friction (1977-03-13 Masonic Auditorium, Detroit) 4. Marquee Moon (1976-12-29 CBGB, NYC) 5. Elevation (1976-12-29 CBGB, NYC) 6. Guiding Light (1976-03-11 CBGB, NYC) 7. Prove It (1977-03-13 Masonic Auditorium, Detroit) 8. Torn Curtain (1976-07-31 CBGB, NYC) 

[hi-joe]

Polaroids of David Byrne taken by Jean-Michel Basquiat, 1987-88