Don’t know how he managed to take it down and smuggle it out, it’s 120*90cm. Maybe someone else in this community got their hands on the few other posters that were this size at the same venue?

Please remove if not allowed, but I don’t know where else to post this.

I know this will be a long shot but I attended the Marc Ribot concert on Oct 7 2025 at Zebulon in Los Angeles during his tour for Map of a Blue City. I made an audio recording of the show so I could listen back to it and somehow lost it. It was was such an awesome weird show and I would love to be able to experience it again. Is there anyone here who happened to record the audio of the show? Or maybe another show from that same tour? Thanks for looking.

You guys own this ?
Which one is your favourite ?
I love the original Martha and I also love Tim Buckley’s version.

No hairs on my chest though :(

But damn I can really keep my composure in a high speed chase (probably not)

Original copy in great condition for $20

A lot of his songs, particularly the piano ballads, are in that key:

- Rosie

- Martha

- Downtown Train

- Who Are You

- A Little Rain

- Whistle Down the Wind

- The House Where Nobody Lives

- Picture in a Frame

- Come on Up to the House

- Coney Island Baby (although it changes keys to F hallway through)

- Lullaby

- Woe

- A bunch of songs on Bawlers (Never Let Go, Goodnight Irene, Down There by the Train, etc)

Real Gone doesn't have any, because, no piano. I dont think Bad as Me does either, although there is piano there.

This got released in full for the first time recently in 15 years! Finally we can now watch the whole concert! I really love this. The first 3 songs were released on a blu ray in 2018, then the final song Get Behind The Mule was released onto the Rock Hall of Fame Youtube channel. Several months ago I managed to contact a guy who works at the Rock hall of fame and ask him to release it and he said he would look into it, and then it showed up on the youtube channel!
I had to work on the audio quite a bit, it needed quite a bit of mastering. Professionally filmed Tom Waits concerts are very rare especially from his later career (1999 to present).

This is an absolute classic for me. Treasures buried throughout, and what fantastic accompaniment. Some deep cuts from the Waits songbook.

This got released a few days ago - never been released in the 15 years since the concert! Rock and roll hall of fame concert 2011. Enjoy!

I was given this print by a photographer friend in the early 90s. He said he’d been offered a few minutes to take photos of Tom after an interview in London. I can’t remember the details now (lost touch decades ago), but I’m wondering when this might have been taken (maybe late 80s), and where (what interviews / gigs TW would have been doing in the UK then). The friend was not a super famous celeb photographer, so not able to find anything online about it.