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super nintendo chalmers wrote:Got the Cellar Door LP for Christmas. Good lord it's great. It's almost like a much more intimate Massey.

interesting. I like Massey Hall much better than Cellar Door, i liked the latter enough but not something for repeat listens.

What ever happened to the CSNY live set Nash was working on? from hmmm 70 or 74? I forget where I read something about that (might have been in NY's book even) I could listen to those live versions of Southerman from 70 all day.

Think its 74. I could be mistaken.

Search Thrasher's Wheat, they had an article/update on it a few months ago.

kreng wrote:

super nintendo chalmers wrote:Got the Cellar Door LP for Christmas. Good lord it's great. It's almost like a much more intimate Massey.

interesting. I like Massey Hall much better than Cellar Door, i liked the latter enough but not something for repeat listens.

The songbook is a bit more fleshed out at Massey, and the performance is overall more assured. But Cellar Door has a tentative vibe to it that gives you the impression you're getting a glimpse of something rarer, something more private. I think "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong," between this and the '84 version, has become one of my very favorite Neil tunes.

for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGe_40Inbko

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

that's incorrect. crazy horse and david briggs were never set to be involved in those sessions.

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

that's incorrect. crazy horse and david briggs were never set to be involved in those sessions.

Oh, hey.

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

Same here, I don't remember ever seeing that I think. It's cool, kind of like how it's meant to be played.

Neil seems kinda drunk, too.

That video made me go and crank this jam.

Birds in Hell wrote:

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

that's incorrect. crazy horse and david briggs were never set to be involved in those sessions.

Oh, hey.

can you make me a neil young mix?

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

that's incorrect. crazy horse and david briggs were never set to be involved in those sessions.

Oh, hey.

can you make me a neil young mix?

Sure.

Birds in Hell wrote:

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

that's incorrect. crazy horse and david briggs were never set to be involved in those sessions.

Oh, hey.

can you make me a neil young mix?

Sure.

make a mix that will disabuse me of my belief that neil young is a caterwauling idiot

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

Alex wrote:

Birds in Hell wrote:

klehtun wrote:for years i've looked for video of 'act of love' from the rock and roll hall of fame thing 1995

now i wish id never seen or heard it

Really? I think this is miles better than the Pearl Jam-backed version, I love Poncho's guitar part.

From memory, Crazy Horse and David Briggs felt really dicked around by how that all worked out - they were all set to record what became Mirrorball, they'd presumably set time aside for recording and touring etc., when Neil changed his mind and went into the studio with Pearl Jam and O'Brien instead, leaving them at a loose end.

that's incorrect. crazy horse and david briggs were never set to be involved in those sessions.

Oh, hey.

can you make me a neil young mix?

Sure.

make a mix that will disabuse me of my belief that neil young is a caterwauling idiot

This might be an uphill battle but we'll see.

What have you heard already? Neil's catalogue is pretty vast; you may be better off checking out a few records and seeing if they're your thing, a compilation might not be the most representative introduction to someone like Neil.

Alex wrote:make a mix that will disabuse me of my belief that neil young is a caterwauling idiot

cellar door is so awesome

sometimes i think on the beach is his best song

If Alex dislikes Thrasher, I dont know what I'll do

Going tonight, friends. I've been avoiding any reports from last nights show, but I did come across this gem. He's covering fucking Needle of Death.

Have a blast, SNC!

Wish I was there.

still haven't listened. i consider youtube videos of any kind NSFW and i keep forgetting to check RM at home.

Can anyone give me an mp3 of that 2012 Crazy Horse jam? Much appreciated.