What's Everyone Listening to?

[cortez the killer]

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

Prefer this cover, the other one finds Neil looking too Bocephusesque for my liking

Bonus Track: "Bound for Glory Hole"

Damn, you are fast! You changed it before I could type the same thing

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

Cough up the bucks! Cough up the bucks!

Shit sandwich

Damn, I blew a fucking layup:

Shit in the Road

[cortez the killer]

Big John's been drinkin' since the river took Annie Lou.

[Smitty]

I was under the impression that the Hitchhiker album had a lot of tracks that comprised the original Chrome Dreams?

Three of the twelve songs that were to be on Chrome Dreams, appear on Hitchhiker - Pocahontas, Powderfinger and Captain Kennedy. With the exception of "Stringman", the songs slated for Chrome Dreams eventually wound up on future studio albums - American Stars 'N Bars (Will to Love, Star of Bethlehem, Like a Hurricane, Hold Back the Tears, Homegrown), Comes a Time (Look Out for My Love), Rust Never Sleeps (Pocahontas, Powderfinger, Sedan Delivery), Hawks and Doves (Captain Kennedy) and Freedom (Too Far Gone). "Stringman" showed up on the 1993 Unplugged album. However, not all the songs are the original versions of those on Chrome Dreams. Would love to hear the original Chrome Dreams the way Neil initially intended in 1977.

Right, I got ya, I was under the impression that the tracks off Hitchhiker were the same recordings that comprised Chrome Dreams, as were the ones released on later albums, so Hitchhiker effectively killed any chance of Chrome Dreams getting a proper release as now all the songs (sans Stringman) were out there. I thought I had read that somewhere but I can't find a source, so I guess maybe I came to that conclusion after reading that the takes featured on Hitchhiker were the same takes recycled for later albums minus overdubs (for the most part). I guess "Too Far Gone" is the exception to that, but I assumed the bootleg "Too Far Gone" was the Chrome Dreams version as it contained a mandolin part...

Anyways, I'm with you on it getting a proper release, redundant or not. Honestly though I wish he'd hurry up and release Homegrown or Islands in the Sun. I can't find my copy of Shakey to check, but wasn't there a possible third unreleased album from the 70's briefly referenced in the book called Hawaii(or something), or am I just imagining that too?

[scotto]

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

good stuff!

[scotto]

[scotto]

good stuff!

Indeed.

[scotto]

[Sterling Bigmouth]

Didn’t stick with me after my first listen, but it’s finally clicked. Solid stuff.

[scotto]

[scotto]

Didn’t stick with me after my first listen, but it’s finally clicked. Solid stuff.

Easily my favorite of the year so far.

[Jonicont]

Another fantastic pressing!

[Jonicont]

VINYL BABY!!

[scotto]

[whatwouldcooleydo?]

The quality of their output since 2010 has been consistently stellar

[scotto]

[scotto]

[Cole Younger]

The Dirty South on headphones today while I worked out. Still my favorite DBT record and sometimes when I haven't listened in a while I forget just how good it is.

[scotto]

[Clams]

On repeat

[cortez the killer]

A Letter Home Neil Young

[tinnitus photography]

the Purple Mountains record, as of song 3, is excellent.

[drommel56]

PLEASE PLEASE give Shawn James's new record "The Dark & The Light" a listen. You wont be sorry. This dude is on another level. Catch the show, too... he's touring U. S. right now. A genuinely nice guy too.

[Clams]

[Clams]

[cortez the killer]

the Purple Mountains record, as of song 3, is excellent.

Yeah, the whole thing is excellent. Berman’s back, baby! Best D.B. record since Bright Flight?

[chuckrh]

[Zip City]