The Official Neil Young Thread

[Simple Torture]

Quick peek at the package here:

EDIT:

Pre-orders are up, here's the tracklist (release date 10/25):

Track Listing:
1. Think Of Me
2. She Showed Me Love
3. Olden Days
4. Help Me Lose My Mind
5. Green Is Blue
6. Shut It Down
7. Milky Way
8. Eternity
9. Rainbow Of Colors
10. I Do

https://neilyoung.warnerrecords.com/col ... nyl-1.html

Also available on the popular CD format, KD!

[Birds in Hell]

Also available on the popular CD format, KD!

[Kevin Davis]

Also available on the popular CD format, KD!

I love that format! Perfect sound forever!

[liebzz]

I didn’t care for Silver & Gold as a 22 year old and never really went back to it until today (on this full studio catalogue journey). It’s fantastic. And Razor Love might be a must have for any playlist.

[tragabigzanda]

Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb

I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problem

[VinylGuy]

Guys, i loved Milky Way.

[liebzz]

I am now through Chrome Dreams II. I am quite hopeful I will get to the end of his albums by the time COLORADO comes out.

[E.H. Ruddock]

I can't think of a better large catalog to go through than Neil's. I might have to do a beginning to end myself.

[liebzz]

It’s been a great experience in large part because I had major gaps that I had not heard. I became interested in. his music in the mid-90s - about the time a kid should really get into classic rock, and because he keeps releasing albums and archives, I was a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of hearing everything. I probably heard about a third of his catalogue in advance of the journey so I discovered a lot of music I would have never gotten around to without doing this. That being said, I have been through a few phases of Neil exhaustion from the sheer quantity.

[Hatfield]

It’s been a great experience in large part because I had major gaps that I had not heard. I became interested in. his music in the mid-90s - about the time a kid should really get into classic rock, and because he keeps releasing albums and archives, I was a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of hearing everything. I probably heard about a third of his catalogue in advance of the journey so I discovered a lot of music I would have never gotten around to without doing this. That being said, I have been through a few phases of Neil exhaustion from the sheer quantity.

Have you already talked about Rust Never Sleeps? I didn't find that one, in full, until 6 years ago when I moved to Colorado. I played it on repeat for the 26 hour drive and it left an indelible mark on me.

[tragabigzanda]

[liebzz]

I am not sure whether I talked about it but that is one of my favorites for sure.

[liebzz]

The horn section hook from Ordinary People is stuck in my head today

[doug rr]

It’s been a great experience in large part because I had major gaps that I had not heard. I became interested in. his music in the mid-90s - about the time a kid should really get into classic rock, and because he keeps releasing albums and archives, I was a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of hearing everything. I probably heard about a third of his catalogue in advance of the journey so I discovered a lot of music I would have never gotten around to without doing this. That being said, I have been through a few phases of Neil exhaustion from the sheer quantity.

Have you already talked about Rust Never Sleeps? I didn't find that one, in full, until 6 years ago when I moved to Colorado. I played it on repeat for the 26 hour drive and it left an indelible mark on me.

my 2 cents on rust never sleeps is that it contains the best song ever, thrasher, which I could listen to for 26 straight hours and maybe have before..thats all

[doug rr]

and lets not forget that big john's been drinking since the river took emmy lou..

[tragabigzanda]

Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb

I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problem

[Strat]

and lets not forget that big john's been drinking since the river took emmy lou..

[liebzz]

Liebzz did you love Bluebird and The Way from CD2? I think those are both recent highlights.

I enjoyed both. I mean Ordinary People and No Hidden Path immediately grab your attention, but I was really enjoying The Way which was so much lighter at the end. Also, Dirty Old Man is a really fun song!

[liebzz]

It’s been a great experience in large part because I had major gaps that I had not heard. I became interested in. his music in the mid-90s - about the time a kid should really get into classic rock, and because he keeps releasing albums and archives, I was a bit overwhelmed at the prospect of hearing everything. I probably heard about a third of his catalogue in advance of the journey so I discovered a lot of music I would have never gotten around to without doing this. That being said, I have been through a few phases of Neil exhaustion from the sheer quantity.

Have you already talked about Rust Never Sleeps? I didn't find that one, in full, until 6 years ago when I moved to Colorado. I played it on repeat for the 26 hour drive and it left an indelible mark on me.

my 2 cents on rust never sleeps is that it contains the best song ever, thrasher, which I could listen to for 26 straight hours and maybe have before..thats all

The way that the album opens and closes is perfect.

[liebzz]

FYI, Fork in the Road is much better than people give credit for. Yes, it is about an electric car, but I actually am enjoying most of these songs individually.