I’m fine with just the vinyl, but that Young Shakespeare box set plummeted in price.
And what is this Budokan-release on vinyl? Wide release? Read something about it being just a NYA release, but I must have read wrong?
The Odeon Budokan release is a strange one. It’s just a vinyl release of Disc 10 from the Archives II box, not exactly something to go crazy for. The bootlegs of both shows are out there, so it would’ve made more sense to make them OBS releases.
I’ll still end up buying it through, even though I’ve only played the CD version once or twice.
“Do not postpone happiness”
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“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
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I’m fine with just the vinyl, but that Young Shakespeare box set plummeted in price.
And what is this Budokan-release on vinyl? Wide release? Read something about it being just a NYA release, but I must have read wrong?
The Odeon Budokan release is a strange one. It’s just a vinyl release of Disc 10 from the Archives II box, not exactly something to go crazy for. The bootlegs of both shows are out there, so it would’ve made more sense to make them OBS releases.
I’ll still end up buying it through, even though I’ve only played the CD version once or twice.
I generally sleep on it when thinking about pre-ordering something, but for what ever reason, I went for Budokan without so much as a second thought. I hope it's good!
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
New song that apparently will be part of the Ragged Glory reissue. Lovely acoustic number there with Poncho on acoustic guitar.
Interstate is one of my favourite NY songs. It was released on the vinyl version of Broken Arrow (and the b-side of the Big Time CD single), but it was recorded in the Ragged Glory sessions.
There’s a great live version recorded at Farm Aid in 1985 that was on the “TV EP & Best of The Unreleased” bootleg. The synths make it sound very 80s, but Neil’s voice and the piano sound great on it
New song that apparently will be part of the Ragged Glory reissue. Lovely acoustic number there with Poncho on acoustic guitar.
Interstate is one of my favourite NY songs. It was released on the vinyl version of Broken Arrow (and the b-side of the Big Time CD single), but it was recorded in the Ragged Glory sessions.
There’s a great live version recorded at Farm Aid in 1985 that was on the “TV EP & Best of The Unreleased” bootleg. The synths make it sound very 80s, but Neil’s voice and the piano sound great on it
Excellent, and thanks for the background on this song! I heard of it in the past but I don't remembering hearing that one before. Beautiful number. I'm really excited for the Ragged Glory re-release.
"...though my problems are meaningless....that don't make them go away...."
I saw one of the shows on this tour, I think it was the last tour of him playing guitar. He played this and I think Mutineer by Zevon that night.
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Played the third LP from the Ragged Glory reissue in the box set and side one is OH so good! "Interstate" with it's alternate tuning (drop D I think) is haunting and beautiful- just amazing. The other song on that side is a great classic Crazy Horse jam and a cool (and funny!) Neil Young song, "Don't Spook the Horse". Side two didn't do it much for me- interesting, but "Born to Run" is abrasive as hell on my ears. Probably just a one-time listen for that one. But that first side is pure gold!
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Played the third LP from the Ragged Glory reissue in the box set and side one is OH so good! "Interstate" with it's alternate tuning (drop D I think) is haunting and beautiful- just amazing. The other song on that side is a great classic Crazy Horse jam and a cool (and funny!) Neil Young song, "Don't Spook the Horse". Side two didn't do it much for me- interesting, but "Born to Run" is abrasive as hell on my ears. Probably just a one-time listen for that one. But that first side is pure gold!
I really hope that he releases Ragged Glory Expanded as a standalone. I have Weld, and Freedom, I don't need ArC and don't feel like shelling out the big bucks for the whole box.
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Played the third LP from the Ragged Glory reissue in the box set and side one is OH so good! "Interstate" with it's alternate tuning (drop D I think) is haunting and beautiful- just amazing. The other song on that side is a great classic Crazy Horse jam and a cool (and funny!) Neil Young song, "Don't Spook the Horse". Side two didn't do it much for me- interesting, but "Born to Run" is abrasive as hell on my ears. Probably just a one-time listen for that one. But that first side is pure gold!
I really hope that he releases Ragged Glory Expanded as a standalone. I have Weld, and Freedom, I don't need ArC and don't feel like shelling out the big bucks for the whole box.
That would be great, for sure. I already had Freedom and didn't really need another (although I'm looking forward to hearing the remix anyway), but didn't have Weld on Vinyl and am curious about Arc.
These pricey box sets seems to be all the rage these days and it I guess for some people, money is not object. I very seldom buy them myself. For example, I'd love to have the new remix/reissue of The Replacements' Tim but it comes in a box set with a bunch of stuff I don't need and would probably only listen to once so I'm sticking with the original that I've played more times than I can count.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I'm burnt out on Neil Young vinyl I feel... there are just so much being pushed out.
I was looking forward to buyting the new Ragged Glory, but now I'm more "eh... I play the original if I need to, and my brother has Werld I can borrow".
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I'm burnt out on Neil Young vinyl I feel... there are just so much being pushed out.
I was looking forward to buyting the new Ragged Glory, but now I'm more "eh... I play the original if I need to, and my brother has Werld I can borrow".
But would you buy a Silver and Gold tour NYAPS vinyl on 180 gram of a full show? I would! I would like it if more stuff from some of the overlooked years came out on vinyl.
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I'm burnt out on Neil Young vinyl I feel... there are just so much being pushed out.
I was looking forward to buyting the new Ragged Glory, but now I'm more "eh... I play the original if I need to, and my brother has Werld I can borrow".
But would you buy a Silver and Gold tour NYAPS vinyl on 180 gram of a full show? I would! I would like it if more stuff from some of the overlooked years came out on vinyl.
Le Noise in particular would be a great one to re-issue. I have a CD of it that I found used (always happy to find used!) and it sounds good, but then later on I totally lucked out and found a new vinyl copy on eBay that was super reasonably priced and it's a treasure. I love that album and the vinyl sounds terrific.
I'm burnt out on Neil Young vinyl I feel... there are just so much being pushed out.
I was looking forward to buyting the new Ragged Glory, but now I'm more "eh... I play the original if I need to, and my brother has Werld I can borrow".
If you could hear the new reissue Ragged Glory on vinyl I think you would be blown away. The new Bernie Grundman mastering is so good it's almost a wonder that record was ever released in it's original form. The original has great but this reissue is out of this world great! It would not be a bad move though if it were sold as a stand-alone option.
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Nah man I think you bookmarked where he was happy about the way Marc interviewed Neil. The issue right after that/the fuck he's talking about is Ben Kingsley. That interview very much did suck.
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Nah man I think you bookmarked where he was happy about the way Marc interviewed Neil. The issue right after that/the fuck he's talking about is Ben Kingsley. That interview very much did suck.
Hehe. Yes I know.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
2 nites only 500 tickets each nite minus all vip equals no tixs available. lol
Tickets are $1,000 + fees, though it is a benefit.
One grand for one show? Sure glad I got to see CSNY for $3.50 ! (By the way, $3.50 in today's money is equal to $28.30)
$3.50 is a great deal! My earliest recollection of a ticket price is $8.50 for the J Geils band in 1980. Back then, I used to go to the Whiskey, Roxy and Starwood clubs in Hollywood for around $5.50.
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2 nites only 500 tickets each nite minus all vip equals no tixs available. lol
Tickets are $1,000 + fees, though it is a benefit.
One grand for one show? Sure glad I got to see CSNY for $3.50 ! (By the way, $3.50 in today's money is equal to $28.30)
$3.50 is a great deal! My earliest recollection of a ticket price is $8.50 for the J Geils band in 1980. Back then, I used to go to the Whiskey, Roxy and Starwood clubs in Hollywood for around $5.50.
It really was! Even though I was dirt poor in those day working a minimum wage job for something like $1.50 and hour, I could still scrape up the money to go to Fillmore West, Winterland, and some of the clubs in S.F. fairly often.
How cool that you got to go to shows in those great landmark L..A. clubs!
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
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And what is this Budokan-release on vinyl? Wide release? Read something about it being just a NYA release, but I must have read wrong?
I’ll still end up buying it through, even though I’ve only played the CD version once or twice.
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
I generally sleep on it when thinking about pre-ordering something, but for what ever reason, I went for Budokan without so much as a second thought. I hope it's good!
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I love Neil's work, But I ain't spending 35 to 40 million dollars on Neil Young records!
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
Melbourne #2 '03
Melbourne #3 '03
Melbourne #1 '06
Melbourne #3 '06
Melbourne '09
Melbourne '14
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Excellent, and thanks for the background on this song! I heard of it in the past but I don't remembering hearing that one before. Beautiful number. I'm really excited for the Ragged Glory re-release.
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
I was looking forward to buyting the new Ragged Glory, but now I'm more "eh... I play the original if I need to, and my brother has Werld I can borrow".
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
If you could hear the new reissue Ragged Glory on vinyl I think you would be blown away. The new Bernie Grundman mastering is so good it's almost a wonder that record was ever released in it's original form. The original has great but this reissue is out of this world great! It would not be a bad move though if it were sold as a stand-alone option.
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
2 nites only 500 tickets each nite minus all vip equals no tixs available. lol
One grand for one show? Sure glad I got to see CSNY for $3.50 ! (By the way, $3.50 in today's money is equal to $28.30)
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"