100 dollars for a pressing you can get for like 25 and it says 50 on the cover. Pass. Rerelease mirrorball and put out the live album and any other mirror all outtakes that exist please.
I need a copy of Gold Rush reissue. I haven't seen it recently anywhere under $50. I was hoping the anniversary would help, but obviously that went the other direction
You guys are getting it cheap. Best Ive seen this advertised is £95 here in the UK but it varies. One place has it as £105.
To be honest I wouldnt buy this for anything more than £30. Even that is a lot when its such a widely available record.
Rolling Stone Germany has a different 7" mounted on the cover this month. No new recordings. €9.50 or something. Ive ordered it but they tend to just send out in a jiffy bag so creases to the sleeve and rubbed vinyl is expected.
I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
Is that really a repress? I've heard it's the original press that never sold out? And in NY groups on facebook they never said it was a repress, when I asked...
So then, was it a german repress I bought like six months ago...
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I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
Is that really a repress? I've heard it's the original press that never sold out? And in NY groups on facebook they never said it was a repress, when I asked...
So then, was it a german repress I bought like six months ago...
Silver and gold must have been repressed only a few years ago. It started to show up again around 2016 everywhere and you can get it reasonably cheap. Ive only got the CD but at a guess I imagine there is no obvious visual difference, probably same stamped matrix etc. If someone had both copies there are probably the usual subtle stuff like the card stock of the sleeve. Almost certain there are Pearl Jam reissues of Ten and Vs that like this people call an original press.
I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
I have a copy of it. It’s not a bootleg. Been a while since I spun it, but I don’t recall any issues. Paid around $20 for it.
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I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
For me, Silver and Gold has always been a bit of a mixed bag. Some of the folkier songs are a bit ho-hum for me but then there are some really great ones one this album- particularly "Buffalo Springfield Again" and "The Great Divide".
"Pretty cookies, heart squares all around, yeah!" -Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
"Try to not spook the horse."
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Powderfinger, from the 1975 'Dume' sessions on Archives II
Dume was originally mentioned (quite a few years ago) as a standalone unreleased album from the 70s, like Homegrown or Chrome Dreams. It's now going to be Disc 8 of the Archives II box.
Disc 8 (1975) Dume
Ride My Llama #
Cortez the Killer
Don’t Cry No Tears
Born to Run *
Barstool Blues
Danger Bird
Stupid Girl
Kansas #
Powderfinger #
Hawaii #
Drive Back
Lookin’ for a Love
Pardon My Heart
Too Far Gone #
Pocahontas #
No One Seems to Know #
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
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EDIT: And now I saw that it says "50" on the front cover. Yuck.
It would have looked better if it said “50th Anniversary Edition” under the title, instead of just ‘50’ Or if it included a version of the complete photo inside
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
Is that really a repress? I've heard it's the original press that never sold out? And in NY groups on facebook they never said it was a repress, when I asked...
So then, was it a german repress I bought like six months ago...
I’ve seen a German repress of Silver and Gold. Anyone have that or know anything about it? Would really like that but the OP is too pricey and I doubt a late 90s album is at the top of neils re release priority.
I have a copy of it. It’s not a bootleg. Been a while since I spun it, but I don’t recall any issues. Paid around $20 for it.
One of my favorites. Sounds like for the money it’s worth adding to my collection. Thanks!
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Neil Young turns 75 glorious years old next week.
For 50+ years, his music has been a huge part of my life - a source of immense pleasure, comfort, and pleasurable discomfort.
When I had a major stroke three years ago, I lost my ability to talk, sing, make music. As I found my way back, I turned to the songs I had a best chance at recalling, music somewhere deep in the recesses of what was left of me. The Beatles and Neil were my subterranean lode ... words and chords COULD be unearthed if I tried hard and often enough.
When this homegrown effort started taking shape, in the bowels of 2020, I consciously swerved away from much of the best known Neil songs to me, and the casual listener. Digging deeper, like I had tried to cough up favorite songs in the ditch of my fucked-up brain.
Neil is so many things. I wanted to represent some of them. But, I also decided, hey, call it Volume One. There are a thousand more songs...
credits
released November 6, 2020
CREDITS:
Performed/recorded/mixed by Scott McCaughey at Dungeon Of Horror, Portland OR.
Lead guitar (tracks 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 12, 13) by Mike McCready, recorded at Hockeytalkter Studios, Seattle WA.
Mastered by Kurt Bloch at Strictly Vintage, Seattle.
Essential companionship by Mary and Gladys.
Track list:
1. Music Arcade 2. For The Turnstiles 3. Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing 4. Buffalo Springfield Again 5. Sad Movies 6. Trans Am 7. Mideast Vacation 8. Thrasher 9. Shots 10. Almost Always 11. Ramada Inn 12. Barstool Blues 13. Light A Candle
I have always wished that he would release this incredible acoustic version of Bandit without the intro story. I love greendale and I love this song, but sometimes when I want to listen to this version, I don't want to FF through the story I just want to hear that low tuned string buzz start the song.
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edited November 2020
Five shows have been added to the concert timeline on NYA and they sound fantastic!
December 11, 1989 - Paris, France, with Ben Keith and Poncho Sampedro
July 3, 2001 - Stockholm, Sweden, with Crazy Horse
April 22, 2009 - Kelwona, British Columbia, with His Electric Band
March 9, 2013 - New South Wales, Australia, with Crazy Horse
June 6, 2016 - Belfast, Ireland
I was so excited to see the March 2013 show, then I realised that the Sydney show I was at was on March 10th. So close! I was also at the Birmingham NEC show about 2 weeks before the Stockholm show. That’s both Crazy Horse tours that I’ve seen represented already.
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Curious on how the cover looks with the metallic effect.
But comes off like "SPECIAL COLORED VINYL EDITION" BS to me.
EDIT: And now I saw that it says "50" on the front cover. Yuck.
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Will see, as Ive stated before... the older pressings I have sound pretty good... But would be nice to collect something, and why not Neil reissues...
To be honest I wouldnt buy this for anything more than £30. Even that is a lot when its such a widely available record.
Rolling Stone Germany has a different 7" mounted on the cover this month. No new recordings. €9.50 or something. Ive ordered it but they tend to just send out in a jiffy bag so creases to the sleeve and rubbed vinyl is expected.
-EV 8/14/93
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
So then, was it a german repress I bought like six months ago...
For me, Silver and Gold has always been a bit of a mixed bag. Some of the folkier songs are a bit ho-hum for me but then there are some really great ones one this album- particularly "Buffalo Springfield Again" and "The Great Divide".
-Eddie Vedder, "Smile"
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Dume was originally mentioned (quite a few years ago) as a standalone unreleased album from the 70s, like Homegrown or Chrome Dreams. It's now going to be Disc 8 of the Archives II box.
Disc 8 (1975)
Dume
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Or if it included a version of the complete photo inside
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
For 50+ years, his music has been a huge part of my life - a source of immense pleasure, comfort, and pleasurable discomfort.
When I had a major stroke three years ago, I lost my ability to talk, sing, make music. As I found my way back, I turned to the songs I had a best chance at recalling, music somewhere deep in the recesses of what was left of me. The Beatles and Neil were my subterranean lode ... words and chords COULD be unearthed if I tried hard and often enough.
When this homegrown effort started taking shape, in the bowels of 2020, I consciously swerved away from much of the best known Neil songs to me, and the casual listener. Digging deeper, like I had tried to cough up favorite songs in the ditch of my fucked-up brain.
Neil is so many things. I wanted to represent some of them. But, I also decided, hey, call it Volume One. There are a thousand more songs...
credits
CREDITS:
Performed/recorded/mixed by Scott McCaughey at Dungeon Of Horror, Portland OR.
Lead guitar (tracks 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 12, 13) by Mike McCready, recorded at Hockeytalkter Studios, Seattle WA.
Mastered by Kurt Bloch at Strictly Vintage, Seattle.
Essential companionship by Mary and Gladys.
Track list:
1. Music Arcade
2. For The Turnstiles
3. Nowadays Clancy Can’t Even Sing
4. Buffalo Springfield Again
5. Sad Movies
6. Trans Am
7. Mideast Vacation
8. Thrasher
9. Shots
10. Almost Always
11. Ramada Inn
12. Barstool Blues
13. Light A Candle
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
There are no kings inside the gates of eden
I was so excited to see the March 2013 show, then I realised that the Sydney show I was at was on March 10th. So close!
I was also at the Birmingham NEC show about 2 weeks before the Stockholm show. That’s both Crazy Horse tours that I’ve seen represented already.
@Spiritual_Chaos were you at the 2001 Stockholm show?
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)