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HEY, watchit now! My son's at Pitt and this Cinderella story, outta nowhere,
tears in their eyes season needs to continue. Sorry. Otherwise, we'll have
to take it out on the Browns. Again. I mean, still. Well, you know what I
mean.

Mark Georg
Meridian, PA; a small village just outside Butler, PA, a small city 30 miles
north of PITTSBURGH, PA.

Your e-mail address keeps bouncing so in reply to your question about Deep
Purple's Live In London album here is what I have been trying to send to
you.

Live in London is due to be re-issued later this year as a double
CD with Space Truckin' included. The problem holding back the release is
that they are still trying to find a decent copy of Space Truckin. The BBC
lost the tape of the full show so only what was on the original vinyl
survives. If they dont find a decent copy then I don't know when it will
come out but thats the latest info I can find. The original vinyl album has
been released on CD but only in Japan, it has turned up on various bootleg
CD's as well.

Cheers,
Jimmy

DP website -
Last updated 20 March 2002

Paul O wrote:

Hi everyone,

A minor update today. The Farm Aid VCD artwork is online. Look for the

title

Farm Aid 2000/2001 VCD or the dates 09-17-00 and 09-29-01.

First, lets thank Paul for his great work, he does in listing and linking
the coverart of Neil in such a marvellous way.
Paul, you are the best!!!

Now my question: I have a few of the albums (mostly collections, partly with
poor coverart), which coverart is still missing, (For example: Pheonix
Arcade, Live Side of the Moon...), but I (still) got no homepage where I can
post them and link them to "go.to/neilcovers". But I can scan them (with
200dpi? with 300dpi?) and burn them on CD and would send them to someone,
who can give them a place. Or shall I just mail the jpg.files to Paul? Who
can help

Johannes
"They better say it fast" ny

On this day 29 years ago I saw Neil live for the first time at Winterland in
SF at the tender age of 14. What a long & great trip it's been following
Neil. Now is there anyone out there with a copy of this show?

I can't resist sharing a good Dick Nixon article.

I can't resist reading them either. Great stuff. Anybody know any sites that
attempt to explain exactly what happened at Watergate? I was just a 10 year
old kid when that story broke. I remember it being all over the telly here
in the UK at the time but apart from the ATPM movie I've never been able to
get a good explanation as to what actually happened.

Cheers,
Jimmy

DP website -
Last updated 20 March 2002

Thought this was interesting re: the lyrics to a song on Bob's new cd:
Kurt
Speakin' Out

Lonesome Day Blues / "Love And Theft" / 2001

Samantha Brown lived in my house for about four or five months
Samantha Brown lived in my house for about four or five months
Don't know how it looked to other people
I never slept with her even once
-Bob Dylan

Then this guy wrote:
From frinjdwelr, 17 Mar 2002:

While flipping through the TV channels, there she stood, with her name right
across the bottom of the screen.
"Samantha Brown?" says I
"Yes," says my daughter, "she tours and stays in peoples' houses."
"She does what?"
"What's so funny, don't you ever watch the Travel Channel?"
"No, but I know someone who does."

Here's what Ghosts On The Road says about the Life album as far as
live tracks and identification.

"The Neil Young and Crazy Horse album "Life" also contained live
material from the 1986 tour. However, the recordings were edited and
overdubbed to such an extent that identification of venues is virtually
impossible and to some extent, irrelevant. The following songs have,
however, been identified.

Mideast Vacation - Los Angeles - 11/18/86
Long Walk Home - Los Angeles - 11/18 & 11/19/86
Around The World - Los Angeles - 11/18/86
Inca Queen ?
Too Lonely ?
Prisoners Of Rock n'Roll ?
Cryin Eyes - Studio
When Your Lonely Heart Breaks ?
We Never Danced - Studio

Shawn McCorkle - Just Riding My LLama

I also saw Zuma in my local shop fpr 4.99

Here we are folks, not quite as hard as the 12 songs,
but as ever subject to change...

1)After the Gold Rush
2)Broken Arrow
3)Tonight's the Night
4)American Stars 'n Bars
5)Toss up for Everybody Knows or Weld

By the way that makes three of us (at time of writing)
for BA, don't worry there's many more of you out there
who truly do want to include it, you just haven't
realized it yet!

Mike Gill

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I seem to remember hearing that several of the tracks on Life were
recorded live and then cleaned up in the studio. To my ears, I
believe they were

Too Lonely
Prisoners
When Your Lonely Heart Breaks

Anyone know for sure, and possibly which shows they came from (a long
shot I know)?

--PunkDavid

Zuma
Freedom
Ragged Glory
Tonight's The Night
Comes A Time

Chris
CW Cannoneer

Thanks for those who emailed me advice on TO stores. I wasn't able to do
much shopping, but did manage to pick up Ryan Adams' Heartbreaker
(finally... much better than Gold, imo), Donnas' Skintight (love it), Sonic
Youth's Daydream Nation (wanted to check them out based on several
recommendations, not sure yet).

More NNC today:

Ryan will be releasing 4 albums tentatively scheduled for a late summer
release! The tentative titles for the 4 projects for right now are "The
Suicide Handbook", "48 Hours", "The Pinkhearts Album", and "The Swedish
Sessions

Supposedly Suicide Hdbk is 22 acoustic tunes and Swedish one is all
unreleased recordings from last year. I've heard demos from the Pinkhearts.
It's also better than Gold.

Chip

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Hi Rusties,

Looking for 12-5-70, NYC Carnegie Hall for B&P. I'm a newbie with only a
couple of show's so I really don't have much to offer in a trade. I heard
some good things about this show. Hope someone can help.

TIA

Paul

Sorry if anyone already mentioned this, hell, I get about 200 emails a day from all the lists and stuff I am on, so sometimes I miss a few!! I got this from the Wilburys list, concerning the fate of Internet radio:

Here is my list:

Ragged Glory
Tonights the Night
On the Beach
Rust Never Sleeps
Harvest Moon

Chris

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I'm looking for CD copies of a couple of Neil shows I've attended.

11/21/92 Orpheum Theater - Minneapolis, MN (Solo)
8/28/96 Deer Creek - Noblesville, IN (with Crazy Horse)

I have lots to trade. Let me know.

Dave
david.skoglund@...

I've been awfully busy these past two weeks, and haven't been able to
post my thoughts on these two albums. So I'll give the shortish
version of my combined feelings, since these two albums really seem
to blend into one another for me anyway.

When I listened to LOW last week, for the first time in over a year,
I really kinda dug it. I dislike the production style, but I think
it strangely works with the songs. LIFE however, I really don't like.

Count me as one who places LIFE at the absolute bottom of Neil's
canon. I was so disappointed when I first heard this album, mostly
because it was with Crazy Horse, and I had loved everything of theirs
I had heard previously. I did not hear this album until I had
acquired almost of all of Neil's other albums, however, so I think I
can understand how some fans may have found this to be a welcome
breath in 1987. What that welcome breath was, I can only imagine. I
guess I would have seen it as positive as well that the "Niko
production" seemed to stop on side two. Maybe Pancho and Ralph
finally jumped him in a hallway, tied him in a blanket, and locked
him in a janitorial closet until he learned that style is INFERIOR to
substance.

Mideast Vacation is a song that struck me as overly simple when I
first heard it, but I have grown to like it since. I think it's
smart, and musically more interesting than I heard on first listen.

Long Walk Home is where I nearly flushed this album. Firstly, I have
to say that the cadence of the chorus "It's such a Long Walk Home..."
struck me all wrong when I first heard it, and even to this day, I
just can't believe that the words "Long" "Walk" and "Home" are not
evenly spaced. It just rubs me the wrong way. But what kills this
song for me is the overblown production and sound effects. Here is a
song with good lyrics, a pretty decent tune, and an edgy political
theme. For a moment, imagine Neil and an acoustic guitar, and this
song. Powerful.

Enter Niko Bolas. "What this song needs is a deep echoing sound
pervading throughout, so that it sounds as though there is a choir
singing inside the hold of an oil tanker. That will really drive the
point of this song home. Ooh! And sound effects! I know, right
after Neil sings "giant guns raised," we'll put in GIANT GUN
SOUNDS!! Niko, you genius!"

These sound effects are retarded, I'm sorry. And I actually like the
sound effects on such songs as Shots, and even Inca Queen. Maybe
it's the gun sounds right after the word "guns" that drives me
nuts. "Oh, is that what a gun sounds like? Cool, thanks." Duh.

Around The World, however, is my least favorite song on this album.
Start with a beat that a gorilla could keep, add two chords, and
mix. Add a third chord, because the chorus has three words. Bored
yet? Let's spice things up with a really pussy sounding synth out of
absolutely nowhere, puncuated by the line, "Fashion Change, Style
Change." WOW, just the "guns" with the guns in the last song. Niko,
you genius you. Then back to Neil Young and Crazy Monkey for another
verse before Neil does his laughable, "you look beautiful" speech a
la Van Halen's "Unchained". To me, this song is one of those, "What
is he going to do next" songs, the bad kind.

Luckily, the album reaches it's low point here. I like Inca Queen.
Musically, it is obviously the child of Like An Inca. Thematically,
it's what would happen if ATGR and Cortez The Killer mated. Has
everyone else noted the spacecraft references in this song, "She
spoke of Silver from the sky, to pick them up when they would fly,"
that also appear in ATGR, "Flying Mother Nature's Silver seed to a
new home." I am a little bugged by the elephant reference, though.
There hasn't been a wild elephant in the Western hemisphere since the
last wooly one kicked it 15,000 years ago, even then, not in Peru.
Whatever, and war was never known to the Aztecs either, huh Neil?

The rest of the album, although not Neil's strongest songwriting, is
loose and fun rock 'n roll. It is what it is, without pretense, and
Niko is now locked in the janitor's closet, so the boys can let it
rip.

Phew, now I feel much better.

--PunkDavid

Somebody was asking about this. I got this from a mailing list I'm on.
Saw the Cleveland show during their 2001 summer tour. Best show of 2001
for me.

Have fun at the shows. Sounds great

Chip



21st July '02 Lisbon, Portugal
Coliseum, Rua Portas, Santo Ant?o, 96 - 1100 Lisbon

26th July '02 Oporto, Portugal
Coliseum, Rua Passos Manuel, 137 - 4000 Porto

30th July '02 San Sebastian, Spain
Teatro Kursal, Avda. de Zurriola 1. 20002 Donostia-San Sebastián

5thAugust '02 Salamanca, Spain
Palacio Congresos, Cuesta Deoviedo s/n Salamanca, 37003

6thAugust '02 Salamanca, Spain
Palacio Congresos, Cuesta Deoviedo s/n Salamanca, 37003

7thAugust '02 Salamanca, Spain
Palacio Congresos, Cuesta Deoviedo s/n Salamanca, 37003


These shows will be small, intimate affairs, featuring a great deal of new
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Just asking: There are Boots from Neil Shows out there like "Electric
Prayers" or "Live in Cleveland", which claim to be "recorded live in
Cleveland, Public Auditorium, February 24th, 1970" or from Feb. 10, 1970
like the 2CD "Winterlong". But that can't be true!! Sugar Mountain only
mentions a show at Feb, 25. Music Hall. Cincinneti, Ohio.(And I recognize my
one and favorite version of DBTR (19:11 min) by the same cut in the last
verse) Am I correct? And what did the people at "The swinging pig" thought:
"Oh let's just write anything on the booklet, perhaps it may exist, Neil
does so many shows anyway, so there could be a bingo!" Or were they just to
dumb to rember the correct dates and locations...
This makes trades sometimes really confusing!!!

By the way: That might be worth a discussion: The most horrible mistakes in
the history of Neil Boots Booklets...
(Hot candidate in my opinion: LP "Neil Young live at the Roman Colloseum"
with a lot of crap on the backcover...)

What do you think?


Johannes

"They better say it fast" ny