Official Neil Young Thread

Tim Simmons

Where at NYA is that Toast writeup? I can' find it.

jerparker20

Tim Simmons said:

Where at NYA is that Toast writeup? I can' find it.

Can one finding anything on the NYA?

Tim Simmons

yeah, its bad.

goldrush

Tim Simmons said:

Where at NYA is that Toast writeup? I can' find it.

It’s on page 7 of the Contrarian, in the Road Stories column

Tim Simmons

thanks!

LukinFan

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

Spiritual_Chaos

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

Edved82

static111 said:

Edved82 said:

Colorado is really growing on me the past week. Didn't put much time into it when it was delivered but I've given it a few spins lately and it's a great album. "Green Is Blue" is a fantastic song. In fact, lots of surprisingly great songs here.

Colorado is great.  Shut It Down and help me lose my mind are great to crank.  The only song I don’t really get into is the  first song on the album.  I really enjoy it and I really love the guitar tones on Eternity and She Showed Me Love.  I really do miss Poncho though.  Nils is great, but it’s just not the same.

Glad that I'm not the only one enjoying this album! Some great stuff on there, a bit of a late career classic. Although Psychedelic Pill was the same - that's a fantastic record. But yes, it's not the same without Poncho. He really locks in so tight with Neil. Love Nils but it's not the same band anymore!

goldrush said:

static111 said:

Edved82 said:

Colorado is really growing on me the past week. Didn't put much time into it when it was delivered but I've given it a few spins lately and it's a great album. "Green Is Blue" is a fantastic song. In fact, lots of surprisingly great songs here.

Colorado is great.  Shut It Down and help me lose my mind are great to crank.  The only song I don’t really get into is the  first song on the album.  I really enjoy it and I really love the guitar tones on Eternity and She Showed Me Love.  I really do miss Poncho though.  Nils is great, but it’s just not the same.

Shut It Down is great. There’s a really cool scene in the Mountaintop movie where Neil, Billy and Nils are completely locked into the riff. It just makes you want to turn it all the way up!

I am dying to see that Mountaintop movie but cant find it anywhere. Seems like it was on a very limited run. I don't suppose you have any tips on where to find it?

mrussel1

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

I found it for $70 at Acoustic Sounds.  That's neither a great nor terrible deal for four records and a box. 

Spiritual_Chaos

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

I found it for $70 at Acoustic Sounds.  That's neither a great nor terrible deal for four records and a box. 

Must be so weird for you living in a country where you will pay 39 dollars less than I will have to for it. Haha. 

mrussel1

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

I found it for $70 at Acoustic Sounds.  That's neither a great nor terrible deal for four records and a box. 

Must be so weird for you living in a country where you will pay 39 dollars less than I will have to for it. Haha. 

That's not the deluxe, with the DVD and 2 cds. That is between 90 to 100. Which one were you pricing?

Spiritual_Chaos

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

I found it for $70 at Acoustic Sounds.  That's neither a great nor terrible deal for four records and a box. 

Must be so weird for you living in a country where you will pay 39 dollars less than I will have to for it. Haha. 

That's not the deluxe, with the DVD and 2 cds. That is between 90 to 100. Which one were you pricing?

The ordinary one is 900 SEK here. 

LukinFan

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

$62

i was hoping for a download/mp3 care included. The vinyl sounds incredible though. 

jerparker20

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

I found it for $70 at Acoustic Sounds.  That's neither a great nor terrible deal for four records and a box. 

Must be so weird for you living in a country where you will pay 39 dollars less than I will have to for it. Haha. 

That’s the trade off between living in the USA versus Sweden. You get government provided healthcare, we get Neil Young records for a low price.

LukinFan

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goldrush

Edved82 said:

static111 said:

Edved82 said:

Colorado is really growing on me the past week. Didn't put much time into it when it was delivered but I've given it a few spins lately and it's a great album. "Green Is Blue" is a fantastic song. In fact, lots of surprisingly great songs here.

Colorado is great.  Shut It Down and help me lose my mind are great to crank.  The only song I don’t really get into is the  first song on the album.  I really enjoy it and I really love the guitar tones on Eternity and She Showed Me Love.  I really do miss Poncho though.  Nils is great, but it’s just not the same.

Glad that I'm not the only one enjoying this album! Some great stuff on there, a bit of a late career classic. Although Psychedelic Pill was the same - that's a fantastic record. But yes, it's not the same without Poncho. He really locks in so tight with Neil. Love Nils but it's not the same band anymore!

goldrush said:

static111 said:

Edved82 said:

Colorado is really growing on me the past week. Didn't put much time into it when it was delivered but I've given it a few spins lately and it's a great album. "Green Is Blue" is a fantastic song. In fact, lots of surprisingly great songs here.

Colorado is great.  Shut It Down and help me lose my mind are great to crank.  The only song I don’t really get into is the  first song on the album.  I really enjoy it and I really love the guitar tones on Eternity and She Showed Me Love.  I really do miss Poncho though.  Nils is great, but it’s just not the same.

Shut It Down is great. There’s a really cool scene in the Mountaintop movie where Neil, Billy and Nils are completely locked into the riff. It just makes you want to turn it all the way up!

I am dying to see that Mountaintop movie but cant find it anywhere. Seems like it was on a very limited run. I don't suppose you have any tips on where to find it?

It pops up in the Hearse Theatre every now and then, I think that’s still the only place you can see it

Spiritual_Chaos

jerparker20 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mrussel1 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

LukinFan said:

I order Rut Bucket over the weekend and it arrived late last night. Can't wait to spin it later today!

How much did you pay?

I found it for $70 at Acoustic Sounds.  That's neither a great nor terrible deal for four records and a box. 

Must be so weird for you living in a country where you will pay 39 dollars less than I will have to for it. Haha. 

That’s the trade off between living in the USA versus Sweden. You get government provided healthcare, we get Neil Young records for a low price.

Well, if there is one year to pause being a humane nation and instead get cheap vinyl it is this one, if you look at Neils release schedule. 2021 - THE YEAR OF THE HORSE!

Edved82

goldrush said:

Edved82 said:

static111 said:

Edved82 said:

Colorado is really growing on me the past week. Didn't put much time into it when it was delivered but I've given it a few spins lately and it's a great album. "Green Is Blue" is a fantastic song. In fact, lots of surprisingly great songs here.

Colorado is great.  Shut It Down and help me lose my mind are great to crank.  The only song I don’t really get into is the  first song on the album.  I really enjoy it and I really love the guitar tones on Eternity and She Showed Me Love.  I really do miss Poncho though.  Nils is great, but it’s just not the same.

Glad that I'm not the only one enjoying this album! Some great stuff on there, a bit of a late career classic. Although Psychedelic Pill was the same - that's a fantastic record. But yes, it's not the same without Poncho. He really locks in so tight with Neil. Love Nils but it's not the same band anymore!

goldrush said:

static111 said:

Edved82 said:

Colorado is really growing on me the past week. Didn't put much time into it when it was delivered but I've given it a few spins lately and it's a great album. "Green Is Blue" is a fantastic song. In fact, lots of surprisingly great songs here.

Colorado is great.  Shut It Down and help me lose my mind are great to crank.  The only song I don’t really get into is the  first song on the album.  I really enjoy it and I really love the guitar tones on Eternity and She Showed Me Love.  I really do miss Poncho though.  Nils is great, but it’s just not the same.

Shut It Down is great. There’s a really cool scene in the Mountaintop movie where Neil, Billy and Nils are completely locked into the riff. It just makes you want to turn it all the way up!

I am dying to see that Mountaintop movie but cant find it anywhere. Seems like it was on a very limited run. I don't suppose you have any tips on where to find it?

It pops up in the Hearse Theatre every now and then, I think that’s still the only place you can see it

Appreciate it. Thanks!

pjpitt89

FYI Archives Vol II is now available on Amazon Music Unlimited.

On another note, I listened to my Tuscaloosa vinyl again last night and I came away disappointed. After having listened to the Greendale Live and Rust Bucket vinyl recently, I just can't help be realize that the sound on Tuscaloosa is just not up to snuff with his other releases. It sounds a bit harsh to my ears, plus the kick drum is so heavy it almost pops in some places. I love the set, I love that time period for Neil, I just wish it *sounded* better. 

Spiritual_Chaos

Okey, seems my MAssey Hall was to god to be true and it will not show up.

SO - Should I buy RETURN TO GREENDALE or WAY INTO TO THE RUST BUCKET vinyl?