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Wie geht's? There's about a minute left in the summer of 2002, and it's been a good one. Lots of swimming and trail rides for this cowboy. Actually, there's only 30 seconds left in the summer of 2002.

Waiting for our delivery pizza to show up, paying an arm and a leg to connect through the laptop here in the hotel, I'm hoping everyone out there in TV land enjoyed the Farm Aid broadcast. A few

First off, I agree with PD Larson about unnecessary tweaking. Unless it's something that drastically needs to be altered, I prefer the original recording; of course, there are exceptions. Secondly,

It being the last day of summer today, the Harvest Moon shining bright, and me sometimes suffering some after-effects from the old hockey head injury and all, I'm not 100% sure, but I seem to recall

OK. Someone here recommended Alejandro Escovedo a month ago. I missed the show in Austin then, but I caught him at Austin Music Hall tonight doing a benefit for Austin Food Bank. Amazing. After the

I phoned Courtney from work late this aft and asked if she remembered to tape Farm Aid for me. she replied that they got the tape in 20 minutes late, but it apperared that Farm Aid wasn't being shown

Hi all - Apologies for my erroneous post on Thursday evening. The Harvest moon rose tonight, not on Thursday. I had the pleasure of watching it come up over Maryland as Neil was performing

I thought Neil's set was great, a greatest hits collection, but very nice. Neil grooving with the Indians was awesome, he should keep them for his next tour, I thought it looked and sounded cool. This

"Old Man" was right on the mark ! "Comes a Time" was a total unexpected pleasure. Neil was sounding clear and strong. And if I wasn't already tingling enough, Neil closes out his set with "Sugar

while watching such a great cause it really f$$king sucks that to have to see bullshit commercials, like burger king, conagra (chef boyardee), and others. i just tried to spend my time either reading

willie's set included five songs, all pretty standard except for the fifth which i think was titled my american dream. then everyone, including neil (who was carrying a huge eagle feather) came out

Hey gang, Thanks to Joe Crane, we now have another classic Neil Young movie to spread around and enjoy. I'm not sure of the details of this movie. Basically a camera man follows Neil & the Horse on

Hey Gang, I had good results capturing Neil on Farm Aid tonight and a splendid VCD it should make... The other artists are coming on tape and I'll convert them also. But I'll start the Neil

I don't know, folks. I got my copy yesterday, and was inspired to put it on after Neil's set at Farm Aid tonight. I'm seven songs into it now and VERY pleased. It's clean of clicks and pops, and I

Well DM was on solo not to bad if you like DM singing but the thing i did notice was that DM isn't that bad of a guitar player. John Mellencamp put on a good solid rock show and then NEIL!!! not to

Regarding these comments posted in the last hour: on CMT the country music channel for more than 2 seconds) Here's my 2 cents: 1. Mickey Raphael has been playing harmonica for Willie and other

The first note I want to make is that Chuck Naughton and I showed up looking like Bobbsy twins...gray "Bridge 2001" tees and khaki shorts...and no, we did NOT call each other this morning to plan

Hoooooodoggies that was cool! Neil is one passionate son-of-a-gun I tell ya. I about freaked when he started with the glorious "Old Man." I've gotta learn more about that song "Mother Earth", it

I want to have Willie Nelson's baby....NOT!!! But I gotta tell ya, Willie is somthing to behold...I've always loved him, but when his set went on 35 minutes longer than the television broadcast, and

Here's a link to a partial Sugar Mountain clip from tonight. It's downloadable, just over a meg in size: http://www.farmaid.org/event/backstage2002/video/NeilClean.wmv RE*AC*TOR