Red Mosquito

I only listened once so far but I liked it. I mean it seems right down the line of what a Neil Young & Crazy Horse album would sound like. The only song I thought was cringey lyric wise was Canerican

spike wrote:Supply chain issues

It literally Jack Whites next tours name...

Welcome Back is an early favorite off Barn.

joostone wrote:

This was a lovely interview. Zane did a good job of getting Neil to actually say stuff of substance

Wow, I've missed a lot of Neil since I last checked in on his discog. I think the last album I checked out was Psychedelic Pill.

Giving Rust Bucket a listen today and it's loose as can be. I take it this is from the Ragged Glory era? The Zuma songs on there sound especially good.

washing machine wrote:Wow, I've missed a lot of Neil since I last checked in on his discog. I think the last album I checked out was Psychedelic Pill.

Giving Rust Bucket a listen today and it's loose as can be. I take it this is from the Ragged Glory era? The Zuma songs on there sound especially good.

Yep, I think it's from late '90 -- it's a great one, one of the best recent archive releases in my opinion.

I don't think you've missed out on much studio album-wise -- a few nice things here and there, but nothing essential. Lots of great archival stuff released since then though.

Looks like Spotify is taking Neil’s stuff down

How fortunate of me to have switched to Amazon Music a few months ago, considering I'm on a little Neil Young kick as of late.

Thank goodness i for some reason still subscribe to NYA

NY: You can have Neil Young or Joe Rogan but not both

Spotify: Ok

tragabigzanda wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Looks like Spotify is taking Neil’s stuff down

honestly shocked they went with Rogan/free speech over Young/sanity

are you really shocked though? I mean, rogan probably makes spotify a hell of a lot more money than Neil. Neil begrudgingly put his music on spotify to begin with. Im sure spotify doesnt give a shit about neil.

Though, maybe i try tidal again to stick it to the man

NY made a cultural impact 50 years ago. Rogan makes one now. That and the $100 million contract Rogan has with Spotify was all that you had to know to know who Spotify was going with.