FREE 8 new live Tom Waits' MP3 tracks (from TomWaits.com) -- promo for new album, "Glitter and Doom Live"

Via this item on Metafilter (by someone who goes by, "You Should See The Other Guy"): download 8 tracks of Tom Waits' new album. Around 38 minutes long.

Just go here and cough up an email address.
Once you get the email and click the link in it to confirm, you'll get to download the 8 tracks (84.3 MB).

About Tom Waits: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_waits.

Track-list:

1. Lucinda / Ain't Going Down   5:37
2. Singapore                    4:59
3. Get Behind the Mule          6:25
4. Fannin Street                4:15
5. Dirt in the Ground           5:17
6. Such a Scream                2:54
7. Circus                       5:04
8. Goin' Out West               3:47 <-- Note: this is in a separate folder from the rest.

(P.S. Perhaps we're seeing a bit of a trend in giving away free live music--Coldplay gave/gives away a free live album, also for just an email.
If you didn't get it back when, that deal's still alive--go here -- this Coldplay deal was originally posted by Bibba here)

Thanks OP!

NICE!
Thanks OP.
The tour was amazing, be great to hear some live Waits again.

TY OP

You can also listen to a full Glitter and Doom concert from July 8, 2008 in Atlanta on the NPR site here.

addinson said: TY. Love his stuff. Still hoping to see him perform live.
Addison, Tom Waits is just incredible ((LIVE))! If you love his unique, dark talent, you are in for a treat to see him live where, in the tradition of every performance artist worth his/her salt (think KD Lang, and of course the legendary Neil Young) he shares nothing less than his very humanity. Waits' performing style is above all intimate: you feel he is performing for you alone. A towering talent, much under appreciated imho with a style that is authentically unique. How many performers can you say that about these days? Joni Mitchell. Prince. There are others of course, but Waits is worth the fare for good seats if you can get them. Many years ago I went with some friends to see Waits perform at SF's legendary Warfield theatre and I can still remember the performance, the old upright piano, the stage set, his accordian, his hat . . . and the speechlessness of the four of us walking out of that theatre. A thinking person's artist, and beloved to many of us.

TYTBUDGET

thanks op !