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- No Leno, huh?

Graham Nash said on his online forum yesterday that they were too busy
rehearsing to do Leno.
Ed

General Custer: "This is your last stand."
Chief Sitting Bull: "No, it's *your* last stand. I'm sitting, no Bull!"
Tx
fRed Sun

Thanks, this rust head figured it out! Cheers.

Yahoo! Rusties,

I was looking for some of the NY film/video that has been
officially released on vhs format, to fill in some gaps in my
collection. In my online quest I stumbled upon the Seattle based
jazzsteps.com website and no, I have no commercial interest in this
venture...What I was wondering was if any of you have ever used this
vendor, and if so, what kind of customer service did you recieve?
They seem to have prices that run 20% cheaper than some other more
well known e-tailers, what I was wondering was if it were too good to
be true or not... Thanks in advance for any and all replies, either
offlist or not.

Cosmo aka rustINhead

Im going here but where or how do I read the posts? Anyone?




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RE*AC*TOR writes:

"Welcome to Volume 7 of the Rust List, now hosted
on YahooGroups (aka "YG")."

"Following this post will be 24 empty posts
so that the first digest will be issued right
away. After that, regular Rust will flow..."

I was in awe, when I first experienced this kind of large scale
transfer of rusties from one server to another. Tonight, I am no less
impressed. It's almost like something out of science fiction, a
community magically transferred from one place to another without them
hardly noticing it, as if we were all picked up by something akin to
the transporter system on "Star Trek."

Except that I know it's not magic. Someone went to the trouble of
making it seem that way.

Thank you David, for giving us the means to stay connected.

Mariko
a.k.a. fields of green

Yahoo! Rusties,

I was looking for some of the NY film/video that has been
officially released on vhs format, to fill in some gaps in my collection.
In
my online quest I stumbled upon the Seattle based jazzsteps.com
website and no, I have no commercial interest in this venture...What I was
wondering was if any of you have ever used this vendor, and if so,
what kind of customer service did you recieve? They seem to have
prices that run 20% cheaper than some other more well known
e-tailers, what I was wondering was if it were too good to be true or not...
Thanks in advance for any and all replies, either offlist or not.

Cosmo aka rustINhead

This album has some great moments. Two of my favorite
songs are right next to each other: Ride My
Llama/Pocahontas. Ride My Llama has a very romantic
atmosphere to it. I always have visions of walking in
a forest with my loved one and listening to this song.
The music in Pocahontas is also quite beautiful,
which adds a poignancy to the tragic lyrics. The song
Sail Away has a particularly memorable line in "Where
the people are the real stars/for the rest of their
lives"

Welfare Mothers from side two is the song that really
gets to me. That song just cranks on a musical level.
I just love that groove he gets into. I have friends
who hate the lyrics, saying they are sexist, and I can
understand that perspective, but still, I love the
music. Also, I love the backing vocals on the song
Powderfinger. When they sing "Ooooh Oooooh" in the
background it sounds haunting, like voices calling out
from some forgotten time. I just love that.

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Great stuff seeking new owners in Yahoo! Auctions!

Please make first Yahoo digest, please! ;)

Anyway, any of you ever browse ASCAP's registry?


It's a pretty cool resource.

So I searched our boy Neil (my boy Neil will be strong and as tall as a tree...) and there are some mysterious songs here that I don't know. Some are obviously alternate (or mistaken) titles of songs we do know, but some seem to be songs we don't know at all. Among the ones I don't recognize are:

Boom Boom Boom
Easy Answers
How Ya Doin'? (ha ha, so he's copyrighted that, huh?)
It's So Hard To Wait
Quit
Timberline
Watch For The Hook
What Are Their Names

And then there's the BMI database (ASCAP's competitor), which features many early Neil compositions.
(search young neil)

Baby Go
Because I Love You
High School Graduation (I've only heard OF it)
I'll Wait Forever
Ich Vertraue Dir (Sie Leibt Dich, ja ja ja!)
Mountain Way
Panz Panz Panz (I've heard of this, Dance 3X in Dutch?)
Slowly Burning


Any thoughts on any of these tunes?

--PunkDavid

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Mike Cordova wrote:

Welfare Mothers still ranks as one of the, hmm,
rankest songs in Neil's catalog. For me anyway. It's a
novelty tune; ok for a listen or two, but not much more. I
eventually warmed up to Sedan Delivery; I used to think it
was kind of a forced punk sound. I think it has stood the
test of time though.

I don't know. I guess you're right......WM is rankier than SD, whose only
redeeming quality is its mention of sacred roots.....but, personally, I
could live just dandy without either of them.

bh aka
brown-skinned indian




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The best thing I can say about this album is that after buying ATGR, Harvest & TTN, I wasn't really a fan of Neil Young.

I then heard 'Powderfinger' and became a fanatic.

That's about the best compliment I can pay this album.

And funnily enough, I wouldn't swap the album version of Sail Away for 100 versions of 'My My, Hey Hey'. I love the song to bits.






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I'm sorry, but if the character in Powderfinger killed himself in the face of the approaching boat, then he is a big fat LOSER, and I don't like that song anymore.

--PunkDavid

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I checked out the csny.net site today and the new tour dates are up.
Nothing else is new on the site since the end of the 2000 tour.There is
some nice light show videos and photos on the site too.

Check it out at www.csny.net

Soldier Steve

Digest 0 will now be issued...

Welcome to Volume 7 of the Rust List, now hosted
on YahooGroups (aka "YG"). Hopefully we'll have
better luck with delivery here than we have had
lately with Topica.

There was no practical way for me to extract from
the Topica subscriber list which kind of subscription
you had there and set your Yahoo subscription to match.
Since ~80% of Rusties subscribe to the Digest, I have
initially set all Rust subscriptions on YG to Digest.
If you subscribed on Topica to "messages" or "web
only" (aka "no mail") you will have to change your
subscription using one of these commands:

-- For individual messages, send a blank note to
rust-normal@...

-- For "web only", send a blank note to
rust-nomail@...

You'll need to send that note from the same email
address that you currently subscribe with.

More details about sending commands are at

That page is linked off HyperRust's front page,
in case you lose this bookmark.

As soon as I get the digest containing this post
to be delivered, I will turn on regular posting
to Rust on YG. I will also be switching the
"rust@..." address to point there.
That's the address that should always be used
for sending posts to Rust. If it's already
in your address book, continue using it.

Following this post will be 24 empty posts
so that the first digest will be issued right
away. After that, regular Rust will flow...

Again, remember to always send your Rust posts
to rust@... and it'll get to the right
place...
RE*AC*TOR

Ambulance Blues and Slip Away

Daniel
a river on your skin


In a message dated 1/30/02 3:24:20 AM Eastern Standard Time,
shmucking@... writes:

Has Neil ever used a tambourine in any of his songs?
I love the sound of a tambourine sometimes, but don't
recall ever hearing it in a Neil Young tune.

So.......... did I make the first one?????

***it's all illusion anyway***

Sheila
{Lookout Mama}

P.S. - No Leno, huh?

ok so far it's dull reading.