Will have to decide today If I can go to Hyde Park. Its on a weekend. Bob is a great bonus. But kind of expensive now after Eddie and two Neil shows in Germany. Hmm.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
The Berlin show was awesome, I couldn't believe that he did Dangerbird. So good...
Are you the girl I spilled a Jim Beam Cola all over?
No:)
Salzburg 2000, Vienna 2006, Munich 2007, Novarock 2007, Prag, Berlin 1 + 2, Stockholm 2012, EV London 1 + 2 2012, Vienna 2014, EV Berlin 2017, Berlin 2018, EV Amsterdam I + II 2019
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/2014
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
It’s a really great document of the Stray Gators era and it’s well worth picking up. The run of Time Fades Away / Lookout Joe / New Mama / Alabama / Don’t Be Denied has been on repeat in my car a lot.
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
I just bought it. haven't listened to it yet (on vinyl).
I wish he would move away from the 70s with his releases. But it's still amazing.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
It’s a really great document of the Stray Gators era and it’s well worth picking up. The run of Time Fades Away / Lookout Joe / New Mama / Alabama / Don’t Be Denied has been on repeat in my car a lot.
Ditto here, Thoughts, I like Tuscaloosa a lot.
I always liked the album Time Fades Away, despite it being uneven and a bit quirky in that's it's both cantankerous and depressed, depending on the song-- but that's also part of why I like it. As goldrush pointed out, Tuscaloosa is from that same Stray Gators period but this record (both are live) to me seems more even, and the performances generally warmer. And it has some better known songs. I think it's a keeper, for sure!
And Time Fades Away finally got a re-release. It was out of print for a long time and copies were fairly scarce and pricey. A few times when I mentioned to friends that I had a copy they offered me a wad of cash and I had to say, "Sorry, not gonna let it go!" I'm glad it's out there again. (And the originals are easier to find now days.)
“The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man [or woman] who lives fully is prepared to die at any time.”
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
It’s a really great document of the Stray Gators era and it’s well worth picking up. The run of Time Fades Away / Lookout Joe / New Mama / Alabama / Don’t Be Denied has been on repeat in my car a lot.
Ditto here, Thoughts, I like Tuscaloosa a lot.
I always liked the album Time Fades Away, despite it being uneven and a bit quirky in that's it's both cantankerous and depressed, depending on the song-- but that's also part of why I like it. As goldrush pointed out, Tuscaloosa is from that same Stray Gators period but this record (both are live) to me seems more even, and the performances generally warmer. And it has some better known songs. I think it's a keeper, for sure!
And Time Fades Away finally got a re-release. It was out of print for a long time and copies were fairly scarce and pricey. A few times when I mentioned to friends that I had a copy they offered me a wad of cash and I had to say, "Sorry, not gonna let it go!" I'm glad it's out there again. (And the originals are easier to find now days.)
A couple of people have asked Neil if Tuscaloosa was the same album as Time Fades Away II that was mentioned a few years ago.
He replied with: “No, this is an album found during research of TFA2”
and
“Not the same as TFA. That may be a while coming though. Making TFA 2 is how we found Tuscaloosa”
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
It’s a really great document of the Stray Gators era and it’s well worth picking up. The run of Time Fades Away / Lookout Joe / New Mama / Alabama / Don’t Be Denied has been on repeat in my car a lot.
Ditto here, Thoughts, I like Tuscaloosa a lot.
I always liked the album Time Fades Away, despite it being uneven and a bit quirky in that's it's both cantankerous and depressed, depending on the song-- but that's also part of why I like it. As goldrush pointed out, Tuscaloosa is from that same Stray Gators period but this record (both are live) to me seems more even, and the performances generally warmer. And it has some better known songs. I think it's a keeper, for sure!
And Time Fades Away finally got a re-release. It was out of print for a long time and copies were fairly scarce and pricey. A few times when I mentioned to friends that I had a copy they offered me a wad of cash and I had to say, "Sorry, not gonna let it go!" I'm glad it's out there again. (And the originals are easier to find now days.)
A couple of people have asked Neil if Tuscaloosa was the same album as Time Fades Away II that was mentioned a few years ago.
He replied with: “No, this is an album found during research of TFA2”
and
“Not the same as TFA. That may be a while coming though. Making TFA 2 is how we found Tuscaloosa”
Wish Neils team could go to Paramount and find the Friday the 13th part 7: A New Beginning cut footage that is said to be forever lost/thrown out..
They sure seem to find all kinds of cool shit.
"Mostly I think that people react sensitively because they know you’ve got a point"
Pearl Jam 11 / 306 / 121 96 Zurich - 00 RaR - 07 Munich - 10 Berlin - 12 Berlin² - 14 Amsterdam² Berlin - 18 Berlin - 22 Zurich Eddie Vedder 1 / 27 / 27 19 Düsseldorf Watch my videos on YouTube Pearl Jam/ Eddie Vedder Setlist-statistics in Google Drive-document>>>click here<<<
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
I just learned that Neil has a new live album out, Tuscaloosa. Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this. Does anyone have it? What do you think?
It’s a really great document of the Stray Gators era and it’s well worth picking up. The run of Time Fades Away / Lookout Joe / New Mama / Alabama / Don’t Be Denied has been on repeat in my car a lot.
Ditto here, Thoughts, I like Tuscaloosa a lot.
I always liked the album Time Fades Away, despite it being uneven and a bit quirky in that's it's both cantankerous and depressed, depending on the song-- but that's also part of why I like it. As goldrush pointed out, Tuscaloosa is from that same Stray Gators period but this record (both are live) to me seems more even, and the performances generally warmer. And it has some better known songs. I think it's a keeper, for sure!
And Time Fades Away finally got a re-release. It was out of print for a long time and copies were fairly scarce and pricey. A few times when I mentioned to friends that I had a copy they offered me a wad of cash and I had to say, "Sorry, not gonna let it go!" I'm glad it's out there again. (And the originals are easier to find now days.)
I like Time Fades Away. Think I'll purchase it.
Adelaide 17/11/2009, Melbourne 20/11/2009, Sydney 22/11/2009, Melbourne (Big Day Out Festival) 24/01/2014
Should have seen him at least once more this tour.
Promise of the Real has really opened everything up, it's loose - it's surprising - anything can be played.
If he goes out with Crazy Horse next time, or someone else I bet the setlists will be more rigid and more boring.
They’ve definitely brought something out of Neil. Remember that giant set list that he had on stage last year? Neil said that POTR knew all of his songs and that he could pick any one out of thin air to play. It must an incredible feeling to be able to do that.
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
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Neil's lead guitar is amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-XnPXL_HMA
Listening to the previews on iTunes right now. I am keen to purchase this.
Does anyone have it? What do you think?
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
I wish he would move away from the 70s with his releases. But it's still amazing.
Most underrated and one of the 3-4 best Neil albums
-Seattle,Wash-Key Arena-9/22/9 -Pemberton,B.C-7/17/16
-Vancouver,B.C-GM Place -9/25/9 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/8/18
-Vancouver,B.C-Pacific Coliseum-9/25/11 -Seattle,Wash-Safeco Field-8/10/18
-Misoula,MT-Adams Field House-9/30/12 -Vancouver,BC-Rogers Arena-5/4/24
He replied with:
“No, this is an album found during research of TFA2”
and
“Not the same as TFA. That may be a while coming though. Making TFA 2 is how we found Tuscaloosa”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
They sure seem to find all kinds of cool shit.
These are my videos:
Powderfinger:
Cortez the killer:
RITFW:
96 Zurich - 00 RaR - 07 Munich - 10 Berlin - 12 Berlin² - 14 Amsterdam² Berlin - 18 Berlin - 22 Zurich
Eddie Vedder 1 / 27 / 27
19 Düsseldorf
Watch my videos on YouTube
Pearl Jam/ Eddie Vedder Setlist-statistics in Google Drive-document >>>click here<<<
I hope Neil doesn't slow down his touring once he gets to be as old as the guys in PJ.
He’s only ever played it 13 times, and 7 of those were on the CSNY 74 tour.
Only 3 times since 1975 (Illinois 99, Hamburg 03, and last night)
Talk about a deep cut!
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Mixes it up more than Pearl Jam.
And to hell with On the Beach - He played The Loner
Mr Soul / The Loner / Southern Man were the first 3 Neil songs I saw live. I’ll never forget that.
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
My three first were:
Don't Cry No tears
I've Been Waiting for you
Love and only Love
Promise of the Real has really opened everything up, it's loose - it's surprising - anything can be played.
If he goes out with Crazy Horse next time, or someone else I bet the setlists will be more rigid and more boring.
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Wow. Just... wow.
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)