Four long-delayed Neil Young vinyl reissues, including the reprint of rare 1973 album Time Fades Away, will finally be released on September 6. (Time Fades Away was long exclusive to Young’s Pono service.) Remastered versions of On the Beach, Tonight's the Night, and Zuma round out the box set, which is coming via Reprise. The albums were released as a limited edition set for Record Store Day in 2014, a press release notes, but these are their first standalone reissues.
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Mon Aug 15, 2016 11:32 am
by tinnitus photography
ive got all of them on vinyl aside from Zuma but if the TnT reissue has the insert and gatefold, i'll probably get it as i've got a fairly mundane pressing. but i am sorted on OG pressings for TFA and OTB
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Fri Sep 16, 2016 6:34 pm
by Kudzu Guillotine
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2016 8:41 pm
by Clams
Neil released a new song today called Peace Trail and, more importantly, returned all of his music to Spotify and Apple Music.
i listened to Peace Trail via Spotify this weekend, and it's pretty good!
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Sat Jan 07, 2017 11:09 pm
by Kudzu Guillotine
From the junk man YouTube channel. Apparently these (as well as other uploads on this channel) come from Archives, Vol. 1.
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Fri May 26, 2017 11:33 am
by cortez the killer
'Hitchhiker' to be Released 7/14
01 “Powderfinger”
02 “Hold Back The tears”
03 “Human Highway”
04 “Hitchhiker”
05 “Ride My Llama”
06 “Lookout For My Love”
07 “Lotta Love”
08 “Fontainebleau”
09 “Campaigner”
Hitchhiker is a collection of solo acoustic songs that Young recorded at Indigo Ranch Studios in Malibu, and here’s how he recalled the experience in his 2014 memoir Special Deluxe:
I spent the night there with David and recorded nine solo acoustic songs, completing a tape I called Hitchhiker.
It was a complete piece, although I was pretty stony on it, and you can hear it in my performances. Dean Stockwell, my friend and a great actor who I later worked on Human Highway as a co-director, was with us that night, sitting in the room with me as I laid down all the songs in a row, pausing only for weed, beer, or coke. Briggs was in the control room, mixing live on his favorite console.
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Tue Jun 13, 2017 5:32 pm
by Bill in CT
Farm Aid will be held on September 16 in Burgettstown, PA. Tickets go on sale June 23.
Uncle Neil desperately needs someone to tell him that just because he CAN release a new composition, that doesn't necessarily mean that he SHOULD release it. I couldn't even get all the way through that abortion.
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 9:23 am
by Smitty
*cringes*
Is Shakey satirizing the "resistance"?
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 11:37 am
by beantownbubba
WTF???
Slightly embarrassed about the timing of having just evoked Neil as THE example of an evolving always relevant artist. Yikes. I guess this gets filed under "if you want your artists growing, changing, experimenting, absorbing new influences and all that good stuff, sometimes the results are not going to be pretty.
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2017 2:17 pm
by whatwouldcooleydo?
Bill in CT wrote:Bridge School Benefit will not be held in 2017.
One good thing about this: we don't have to see him play Children of Destiny
Re: Artist of the Week 04/18/11 - Neil Young
Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 3:16 pm
by tinnitus photography
cortez the killer wrote: 'Hitchhiker' to be Released 7/14
01 “Powderfinger”
02 “Hold Back The tears”
03 “Human Highway”
04 “Hitchhiker”
05 “Ride My Llama”
06 “Lookout For My Love”
07 “Lotta Love”
08 “Fontainebleau”
09 “Campaigner”
Hitchhiker is a collection of solo acoustic songs that Young recorded at Indigo Ranch Studios in Malibu, and here’s how he recalled the experience in his 2014 memoir Special Deluxe:
I spent the night there with David and recorded nine solo acoustic songs, completing a tape I called Hitchhiker.
It was a complete piece, although I was pretty stony on it, and you can hear it in my performances. Dean Stockwell, my friend and a great actor who I later worked on Human Highway as a co-director, was with us that night, sitting in the room with me as I laid down all the songs in a row, pausing only for weed, beer, or coke. Briggs was in the control room, mixing live on his favorite console.
Neil's new Hitchhiker album seems to have everyone fired up again about Powderfinger (myself included). Here's a new write-up on the lyrics from American Songwriter.
“Look out, Mama, there’s a white boat coming up the river.” So begins Neil Young’s “Powderfinger,” a song that has captivated, intrigued and mystified his fans ever since it was released. It’s a striking opening, one that might have portended something fortuitous had Young taken the song in another direction. But “Powderfinger” burrows mercilessly towards death, landing there even before the narrator has finished his story...
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