Red Mosquito

B wrote:OK, I see now where I missed that, but I can't find that first show on the website in any way shape or form. Where the fuck is it?

Very front page of NYA, side bar to the left, bridge school photo

Man, sorry .... I'm no Neil Young fan, so I've never looked in this page before. It's overwhelming.

B wrote:Man, sorry .... I'm no Neil Young fan, so I've never looked in this page before. It's overwhelming.

So much stuff. It’s a bit much but you get your money worth. Wish pj could do something like this.

Wow, there were some great ones over the years. 1996 with amazing new versions of Corduroy and Porch comes to mind.

RockPusher wrote:Wow, there were some great ones over the years. 1996 with amazing new versions of Corduroy and Porch comes to mind.

Decoder 96. did anyone have this bootleg back in the day? i remember being blown away by these versions.

also, the bridge school shows was the last time cornell joined them for 'hunger strike', correct?

i also just looked at thom yorke's setlist from 2002 bridge school shows i hope no one else pulls a don henley.

Kevin Davis wrote:Great news -- there are a lot of unique performances from these shows, which I predict will be the subject of an exquisite JWB/Ridley compilation when the time is right.

My first thought as well

Grateful now that I never bothered to put together that Bridge School official audio compilation with multiple versions of Better Man

warehouse wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Wow, there were some great ones over the years. 1996 with amazing new versions of Corduroy and Porch comes to mind.

Decoder 96. did anyone have this bootleg back in the day? i remember being blown away by these versions.

also, the bridge school shows was the last time cornell joined them for 'hunger strike', correct?

i also just looked at thom yorke's setlist from 2002 bridge school shows i hope no one else pulls a don henley.

I feel so lucky- I was at both the '96 shows, as well as the one with Cornell on Hunger Strike. I had a two month old baby at the time, and my family arrived as Soundgarden was going on- my mother-in-law was in the car and she said, "Go to them- we got this" and I hopped out of the car that hadn't parked yet and raced into the Shoreline. Good thing I did, considering it was the only time I would ever get to see them.

warehouse wrote:

RockPusher wrote:Wow, there were some great ones over the years. 1996 with amazing new versions of Corduroy and Porch comes to mind.

Decoder 96. did anyone have this bootleg back in the day? i remember being blown away by these versions.

also, the bridge school shows was the last time cornell joined them for 'hunger strike', correct?

i also just looked at thom yorke's setlist from 2002 bridge school shows i hope no one else pulls a don henley.

Hah yep I had that. In fact, probably still do somewhere

I am a huge Springsteen fan as well, looking forward to sitting down and watching it.

NYA is only $20 a year and streams in studio master quality. It's worth it.