cybot wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 3:29 pm
This is the Live one I absolutely treasure. Awesome.
Not a bit surprised, probably the worst sounding of his live output! (This is tongue in cheek, of course).
Came to Neil around Freedom time. He's one of the few artists whose live lps I buy. Also love the Tuscaloosa lp and funnily enough Weld.
Live at Massey Hall is lovely but the "quiet" Neil
JAW wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 10:24 pm
I can never get enough of Neil Young and Crazy Horse live. This album from 1990, recorded at a warm up gig in Santa Cruz for the Ragged Glory tour.
Should have got that one when it first came out. Maybe it’s still not too late.
It's still available Dermot but €50 is a bargain price. I have it in my (still) to listen to pile
Very presumptuous of you to say that! I listen to my records at least one a year!
😂😂😂😂😂
In actual fact I had a great listening session today and started to unseal a 'couple' of LPs! Mike Bloomfield's I'm with You Always. SOme lovely solo performances on it and the rest with a band.
In actual fact I had a great listening session today and started to unseal a 'couple' of LPs! Mike Bloomfield's I'm with You Always. Some lovely solo performances on it and the rest with a band.
Cyndale wrote: ↑Thu Feb 29, 2024 10:58 pm
In actual fact I had a great listening session today and started to unseal a 'couple' of LPs! Mike Bloomfield's I'm with You Always. Some lovely solo performances on it and the rest with a band.
JAW wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 10:24 pm
I can never get enough of Neil Young and Crazy Horse live. This album from 1990, recorded at a warm up gig in Santa Cruz for the Ragged Glory tour.
Should have got that one when it first came out. Maybe it’s still not too late.
It's still available Dermot but €50 is a bargain price. I have it in my (still) to listen to pile
Not a bit surprised, probably the worst sounding of his live output! (This is tongue in cheek, of course).
Came to Neil around Freedom time. He's one of the few artists whose live lps I buy. Also love the Tuscaloosa lp and funnily enough Weld.
Live at Massey Hall is lovely but the "quiet" Neil
Year of the Horse is a belter, alright. Thirteen minutes of Danger Bird does it for me! However, for crap sound this one takes the biscuit
