Surrounding records as when it was meant to be released.durdencommatyler wrote:Surrounding as in the time it was recorded and meant to be released or surrounding as in the last couple of chronologically released albums?Strat wrote:i still think all of the surrounding records are way better but this is a nice fill in the blank piece....tragabigzanda wrote:So doofus, yay or nay?
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Gotcha.Strat wrote:Surrounding records as when it was meant to be released.durdencommatyler wrote:Surrounding as in the time it was recorded and meant to be released or surrounding as in the last couple of chronologically released albums?Strat wrote:i still think all of the surrounding records are way better but this is a nice fill in the blank piece....tragabigzanda wrote:So doofus, yay or nay?
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I thought of Harvest at first but it does really have the range and sort of good raggedness of On the Beach.
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What I've heard (ranked):
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
After the Gold Rush
Harvest Moon
Mirror Ball
Silver and Gold
Homegrown (after one listen; this is just a temporary ranking)
Chrome Dreams II
Long May You Run
Prairie Wind
Tonight's the Night
Rust Never Sleeps
Harvest
Comes A Time
Are You Passionate
Freedom
Living With War
Neil Young
Greendale
I'll also say that I need to listen to almost all of these again. It's been a long time for most of those. I tend to be a single track/playlist Neil Young consumer. I don't usually do full Neil albums front to back very often.
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
After the Gold Rush
Harvest Moon
Mirror Ball
Silver and Gold
Homegrown (after one listen; this is just a temporary ranking)
Chrome Dreams II
Long May You Run
Prairie Wind
Tonight's the Night
Rust Never Sleeps
Harvest
Comes A Time
Are You Passionate
Freedom
Living With War
Neil Young
Greendale
I'll also say that I need to listen to almost all of these again. It's been a long time for most of those. I tend to be a single track/playlist Neil Young consumer. I don't usually do full Neil albums front to back very often.
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you need to grab Le Noise and Ragged Glory Joe.
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I once almost started a thread titled "What's your favorite album of all time and why is it On the Beach?"tragabigzanda wrote:That will always be my number one, and it is the one that is closest in vibe to Homegrown I thinkliebzz wrote:I am not Joe but On the Beach is my favorite Neil Young album right now.tragabigzanda wrote:Answer the question!
Joe have you heard On The Beach?
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I know I listened to the first couple of tracks on Le Noise when it first came out. But then I never finished it and the computer I had it downloaded died. I remember liking the beginning of it. But I never went back to it.VinylGuy wrote:you need to grab Le Noise and Ragged Glory Joe.
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That good, huh? Welp, I guess I got some listening to do.Simple Torture wrote:I once almost started a thread titled "What's your favorite album of all time and why is it On the Beach?"tragabigzanda wrote:That will always be my number one, and it is the one that is closest in vibe to Homegrown I thinkliebzz wrote:I am not Joe but On the Beach is my favorite Neil Young album right now.tragabigzanda wrote:Answer the question!
Joe have you heard On The Beach?
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TBH I think I've listened to Tonight's the Night more over the past few years, but OTB is still waaaaay up on the list.
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Its a wonderful album.durdencommatyler wrote:I know I listened to the first couple of tracks on Le Noise when it first came out. But then I never finished it and the computer I had it downloaded died. I remember liking the beginning of it. But I never went back to it.VinylGuy wrote:you need to grab Le Noise and Ragged Glory Joe.
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tragabigzanda wrote:I'd maybe bump Life & Limb for Epic Problemtragabigzanda wrote:Top 10 maybe?
Hello Morning
Close Captioned
The Kill
Place/Position
Do You Like Me?
Latest Disgrace
Recap Modotti
Nightshop
Break
Life & Limb
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VinylGuy wrote:Its a wonderful album.durdencommatyler wrote:I know I listened to the first couple of tracks on Le Noise when it first came out. But then I never finished it and the computer I had it downloaded died. I remember liking the beginning of it. But I never went back to it.VinylGuy wrote:you need to grab Le Noise and Ragged Glory Joe.
Homegrown has really inspired me. I'll give Le Noise and On the Beach some spins this week.
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Yeah definitely give On the Beach a go. It's my favourite Neil album as well.
You might also like Hitchhiker. It's another "lost album" from the 70s that was finally released a couple years ago. It's got a similar vibe to Homegrown except it's mostly just solo acoustic.
You might also like Hitchhiker. It's another "lost album" from the 70s that was finally released a couple years ago. It's got a similar vibe to Homegrown except it's mostly just solo acoustic.
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Unless I'm missing something, it seems like all of Homegrown -- even the previously released songs -- would have been new to you. I imagine that really enhanced the experience of the record, and you probably got to have a pretty unique experience with it that not a lot of Neil fans had as a result. I think Homegrown is wonderful but after 20-25 years of listening to Neil, it's definitely a challenge to divorce some of those songs from their original contexts and really hear Homegrown as a single cohesive thing.durdencommatyler wrote:What I've heard (ranked):
Everybody Knows This is Nowhere
After the Gold Rush
Harvest Moon
Mirror Ball
Silver and Gold
Homegrown (after one listen; this is just a temporary ranking)
Chrome Dreams II
Long May You Run
Prairie Wind
Tonight's the Night
Rust Never Sleeps
Harvest
Comes A Time
Are You Passionate
Freedom
Living With War
Neil Young
Greendale
I'll also say that I need to listen to almost all of these again. It's been a long time for most of those. I tend to be a single track/playlist Neil Young consumer. I don't usually do full Neil albums front to back very often.
On the Beach has been my favorite Neil Young album at times too -- a great recommendation.
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Joey, haven't you checked out Sleeps With Angels? Change your mind, bro.
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I dont think i have a favorite from him. Its always changing from what i need to hear at that time. I would say that i might prefer Neil with Crazy Horse...and yes, Mirror Ball is definitely one of his masterpieces.
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Funny thing- Mirrorball was one of my favorite albums period before I did the album journey with Neil, but now it doesn’t make my top 10 favorite Neil Young albums. That’s a statement to me on how highly I regard his albums.VinylGuy wrote:I dont think i have a favorite from him. Its always changing from what i need to hear at that time. I would say that i might prefer Neil with Crazy Horse...and yes, Mirror Ball is definitely one of his masterpieces.
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I'll give it a go.LetMeSleep wrote:Joey, haven't you checked out Sleeps With Angels? Change your mind, bro.
Let Noise
On The Beach
Sleeps With Angels
Those three this week!