Official Neil Young Thread
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who is uncle eddie?goldrush said:Also the subscription will be going up, presumably to reflect the “Uncle Eddie” discussion
For those that missed it, “Uncle Eddie” wrote to NYA basically saying that he was worried he wouldn’t live long enough to hear all of the unreleased music. It got Neil thinking the same way, and he’s been trying to figure out how to release more stuff to stream on NYA before it gets a physical or download release. An increased subscription (which is still crazy cheap for what you get - hello Ten Club...) would allow access to more music.Your boos mean nothing to me, for I have seen what makes you cheer0 -
I have the Le Noise bootleg (thanks to @lolobugg ). It doesn't sound bad, but if you already have the album in a different format that works for you, then you might want to save your money.jerparker20 said:I’d love to have the Polar Vortex Lp.
Today I saw what I assume to be a bootleg of Le Noise at a local shop. It was marked as new with a $32 price tag.Anyone have any info on the quality of this? I passed, but it crossed my mind.
Same store had an OG copy of the album a few months back for $130.I SAW PEARL JAM0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:
who is uncle eddie?goldrush said:Also the subscription will be going up, presumably to reflect the “Uncle Eddie” discussion
For those that missed it, “Uncle Eddie” wrote to NYA basically saying that he was worried he wouldn’t live long enough to hear all of the unreleased music. It got Neil thinking the same way, and he’s been trying to figure out how to release more stuff to stream on NYA before it gets a physical or download release. An increased subscription (which is still crazy cheap for what you get - hello Ten Club...) would allow access to more music.
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Thanks. I have a subscription to NYA so I’ll stick with that.dankind said:
I have the Le Noise bootleg (thanks to @lolobugg ). It doesn't sound bad, but if you already have the album in a different format that works for you, then you might want to save your money.jerparker20 said:I’d love to have the Polar Vortex Lp.
Today I saw what I assume to be a bootleg of Le Noise at a local shop. It was marked as new with a $32 price tag.Anyone have any info on the quality of this? I passed, but it crossed my mind.
Same store had an OG copy of the album a few months back for $130.0 -
After another very "focused on the music" listening this evening, I'm liking Colorado more than ever. There are at least a couple of factors that, to me anyway, make this music great:-The age factor. As I was listening to the album, I had the gate-fold sleeve open to the large center spread photo. The first part of the image I focused on was Nils head with it's thinning, grey hair and that easily recognizable visage of an old man. And right then, I glanced over to my "recently listened to" albums and there in front was that first self titled Nils album from 1975. On the cover is a photo of a young, brash, colorful Nils, fingers of one hand steadying himself against a wall with a large painting of a very stout seated boy on it, while the other hand tips a bottle of what appears to be some kind of liqueur from which the guitarist is taking a healthy slug. It dawned on me, God Lord, if I'm Nils age (minus about two weeks) and he's still out there doing it. Right on. And Neil and the boys are even older and working like the troopers they are. Major Kudos!-The damage factor. When a person gets to be into their late sixties and on into their 70's (i.e, the members of Crazy Horse), if they've had anything other than a cushy life, they have damage. Neil and company have plenty of it. Neil, definitely- physical, emotional damage. And when someone like that works past the damage to create something that is both beautiful, ragged, nasty, loving, emotional, passionate, and is carried out with conviction, it's easy to feel inspired by it and it's easy to forgive the flaws.Colorado is a beautiful, ugly, tumultuous, impassioned work of art. I have no problem ranking it among the best work Neil has done and I totally get his enthusiasm over the project. ."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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I’ll go see him, but how many Neil Young Records can one have? This is his 39th studio album.....0
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buck502000 said:I’ll go see him, but how many Neil Young Records can one have? This is his 39th studio album.....Apparently one too many. I have 40.LOL, but that includes a few live LPs and on bootleg a friend gave me years ago. I'm actually a good 9 LPs short of being a completest. Probably never will be as I'm not a fan of Promise of the Real (respect them, just not a fan)."It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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Nieces birthday today. As usual me, my father and my brothers spent the cakeeating once again talking about how Neil "has lost it". This time about the Colorado album."Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
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Spiritual_Chaos said:Nieces birthday today. As usual me, my father and my brothers spent the cakeeating once again talking about how Neil "has lost it". This time about the Colorado album.Lost it good. Damn GOOD!
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Side 3 of Colorado alone makes this classic Neil/Horse. I'd defend it to the death!
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"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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brianlux said:buck502000 said:I’ll go see him, but how many Neil Young Records can one have? This is his 39th studio album.....Apparently one too many. I have 40.LOL, but that includes a few live LPs and on bootleg a friend gave me years ago. I'm actually a good 9 LPs short of being a completest. Probably never will be as I'm not a fan of Promise of the Real (respect them, just not a fan).
You can never have too much Neil!
There are 68 official releases so far (studio, live, soundtracks, compilations) and that's not including the Springfield, CSNY, the Archives box or any guest appearances:
1. Neil Young
2. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
3. After the Gold Rush
4. Harvest
5. Journey Through The Past OST
6. Time Fades Away
7. On the Beach
8. Tonight's the Night
9. Zuma
10. Long May You Run
11. American Stars 'n Bars
12. Decade
13. Comes a Time
14. Rust Never Sleeps
15. Live Rust
16. Where The Buffalo Roam OST
17. Hawks & Doves
18. Re-ac-tor
19. Trans
20. Everybody's Rockin'
21. Old Ways
22. Landing on Water
23. Life
24. This Note's for You
25. Eldorado EP
26. Freedom
27. Ragged Glory
28. Arc/Weld
29. Harvest Moon
30. Lucky Thirteen
31. Unplugged
32. Sleeps with Angels
33. Mirror Ball
34. Dead Man OST
35. Broken Arrow
36. Year of the Horse
37. Silver & Gold
38. Road Rock Vol. 1
39. Are You Passionate?
40. Greendale
41. Greatest Hits
42. Prairie Wind
43. Living with War
44. NYA Performance Series, Vol 02: Live at the Fillmore East
45. Living with War: "In the Beginning"
46. NYA Performance Series, Vol 03: Live at Massey Hall 1971
47. Chrome Dreams II
48. NYA Performance Series, Vol 00: Sugar Mountain – Live at Canterbury House 1968
49. Fork in the Road
50. NYA Performance Series, Vol 12: Dreamin' Man Live '92
51. Le Noise
52. NYA Performance Series, Vol 09: A Treasure
53. Americana
54. Psychedelic Pill
55. NYA Performance Series, Vol 2.5: Live at the Cellar Door
56. A Letter Home
57. Storytone
58. The Monsanto Years
59. NYA Performance Series, Vol 11: Bluenote Café
60. Earth
61. Peace Trail
62. Hitchhiker
63. The Visitor
64. Paradox OST
65. NYA Performance Series, Vol 5: Roxy – Tonight’s The Night Live
66. NYA Performance Series, Vol. 7: Songs For Judy
67. NYA Performance Series, Vol. 4: Tuscaloosa
68. Colorado
I was just thinking about Brian and HFD's comments on the previous page about having to "dig through the mud to get to the gold". I consider myself a pretty serious Neil fan, and I have all of the albums listed above on at least one format (I think I'm around 9 short of a full vinyl set). I think it’s clear that there is way more gold than mud, but there are quite a few songs - and in some cases whole albums - that I very rarely listen to.
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)0 -
goldrush said:brianlux said:buck502000 said:I’ll go see him, but how many Neil Young Records can one have? This is his 39th studio album.....Apparently one too many. I have 40.LOL, but that includes a few live LPs and on bootleg a friend gave me years ago. I'm actually a good 9 LPs short of being a completest. Probably never will be as I'm not a fan of Promise of the Real (respect them, just not a fan).
You can never have too much Neil!
There are 68 official releases so far (studio, live, soundtracks, compilations) and that's not including the Springfield, CSNY, the Archives box or any guest appearances:
1. Neil Young
2. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
3. After the Gold Rush
4. Harvest
5. Journey Through The Past OST
6. Time Fades Away
7. On the Beach
8. Tonight's the Night
9. Zuma
10. Long May You Run
11. American Stars 'n Bars
12. Decade
13. Comes a Time
14. Rust Never Sleeps
15. Live Rust
16. Where The Buffalo Roam OST
17. Hawks & Doves
18. Re-ac-tor
19. Trans
20. Everybody's Rockin'
21. Old Ways
22. Landing on Water
23. Life
24. This Note's for You
25. Eldorado EP
26. Freedom
27. Ragged Glory
28. Arc/Weld
29. Harvest Moon
30. Lucky Thirteen
31. Unplugged
32. Sleeps with Angels
33. Mirror Ball
34. Dead Man OST
35. Broken Arrow
36. Year of the Horse
37. Silver & Gold
38. Road Rock Vol. 1
39. Are You Passionate?
40. Greendale
41. Greatest Hits
42. Prairie Wind
43. Living with War
44. NYA Performance Series, Vol 02: Live at the Fillmore East
45. Living with War: "In the Beginning"
46. NYA Performance Series, Vol 03: Live at Massey Hall 1971
47. Chrome Dreams II
48. NYA Performance Series, Vol 00: Sugar Mountain – Live at Canterbury House 1968
49. Fork in the Road
50. NYA Performance Series, Vol 12: Dreamin' Man Live '92
51. Le Noise
52. NYA Performance Series, Vol 09: A Treasure
53. Americana
54. Psychedelic Pill
55. NYA Performance Series, Vol 2.5: Live at the Cellar Door
56. A Letter Home
57. Storytone
58. The Monsanto Years
59. NYA Performance Series, Vol 11: Bluenote Café
60. Earth
61. Peace Trail
62. Hitchhiker
63. The Visitor
64. Paradox OST
65. NYA Performance Series, Vol 5: Roxy – Tonight’s The Night Live
66. NYA Performance Series, Vol. 7: Songs For Judy
67. NYA Performance Series, Vol. 4: Tuscaloosa
68. Colorado
I was just thinking about Brian and HFD's comments on the previous page about having to "dig through the mud to get to the gold". I consider myself a pretty serious Neil fan, and I have all of the albums listed above on at least one format (I think I'm around 9 short of a full vinyl set). I think it’s clear that there is way more gold than mud, but there are quite a few songs - and in some cases whole albums - that I very rarely listen to." I think it’s clear that there is way more gold than mud...":For sure!
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An interesting response to one of the recent letters about the Archives
Hopefully this means that some of the Archives releases that are "in the can" are actually being finalised
Neil also confirmed that Homegrown is coming in early 2020, with Archives 2 next year as well
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)0 -
Also, 'Rust Bucket' is in final production
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)0 -
Spinning Greatest Hits tonight. Classic Records 200 gram version. Cheers!0 -
My local record store has 2 copies of this. 75 dollars though,bflynn1 said:
Spinning Greatest Hits tonight. Classic Records 200 gram version. Cheers!"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0 -
Looks like the ‘bootleg’ Homegrown artwork that has been around for years is actually the official cover art
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)0 -
THE BOOTLEG IS COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSEgoldrush said:Looks like the ‘bootleg’ Homegrown artwork that has been around for years is actually the official cover art
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmZvAbFtnwg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCjWa7ypZMc
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