Would be Awesome to attend. Hitch-hiked there from Montrèal in February, maybe 1986. It was very, very Cold.
I bet a friend there a 'two-four' I could make it in three days.
We drank all of the Beer, but it took longer. Highlights were attending a Winnipeg Art Museum gallery opening and the Winnipeg Zoo.
Flew back to Mtl. on 'Student-Standby' fare. The most tragic occurrence was the ATM machine eating my card as another foot of Snow fell, so we had to wait until the Bank opened to straighten that out.
At the time, no Beer sales on Sunday in Manitoba, so we drove to North Dakota.
"Neil Young has announced the upcoming double-album reissue of his 1990 studio album with Crazy Horse, Ragged Glory. Young’s 18th career studio album (his sixth with Crazy Horse) was initially released back in September 1990, following extensive rehearsal sessions with the band at California’s Plywood Analog studio. Those sessions ended up churning out an additional 38 minutes of recorded material, which has been recently rediscovered by John Hanlon, one of the recording engineers who worked on the album with Young and Crazy Horse.The original album is 62 minutes of pure, unadulterated garage rock joy. The distortion friendly project includes a mix of guitar-friendly songs ranging from the less-than-three-minute “White Line” to a pair of 10+ minute jams in “Love to Burn” and “Love and Only Love”. Those were just a few of the songs which Young and Crazy Horse would play and rehearse twice a day for two weeks during the album’s pre-production, which is where this plentiful bounty of extra recorded material comes from, most of which has never been heard by fans.
The announcement from the Neil Young Archives website also gives fans an idea of what kind of quality these unheard songs and recordings carry, and it’s apparently very good.
“Listening to these tracks is a real head-scratcher,” it reads in a statement shared by the website. “They are equal to anything on the existing record, maybe better. Possibly, the thought at the time was to have a single album and not include the songs from the last half of the unique ‘set oriented’ recording sessions.”The reissue is planned to be titled Ragged Glory II, although no official release date has been announced as of Tuesday. Fans should expect the double-album to arrive sometime early in the coming year, possibly on all three formats of vinyl, CD and high-definition digital..."
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Would be Awesome to attend.
Would be Awesome to attend. Hitch-hiked there from Montrèal in February, maybe 1986. It was very, very Cold.
I bet a friend there a 'two-four' I could make it in three days.
We drank all of the Beer, but it took longer. Highlights were attending a Winnipeg Art Museum gallery opening and the Winnipeg Zoo.
Flew back to Mtl. on 'Student-Standby' fare. The most tragic occurrence was the ATM machine eating my card as another foot of Snow fell, so we had to wait until the Bank opened to straighten that out.
At the time, no Beer sales on Sunday in Manitoba, so we drove to North Dakota.
Guess what ?
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More Rust News --
https://liveforlivemusic.com/news/neil-young-reissue-ragged-glory/
"Neil Young has announced the upcoming double-album reissue of his 1990 studio album with Crazy Horse, Ragged Glory. Young’s 18th career studio album (his sixth with Crazy Horse) was initially released back in September 1990, following extensive rehearsal sessions with the band at California’s Plywood Analog studio. Those sessions ended up churning out an additional 38 minutes of recorded material, which has been recently rediscovered by John Hanlon, one of the recording engineers who worked on the album with Young and Crazy Horse.The original album is 62 minutes of pure, unadulterated garage rock joy. The distortion friendly project includes a mix of guitar-friendly songs ranging from the less-than-three-minute “White Line” to a pair of 10+ minute jams in “Love to Burn” and “Love and Only Love”. Those were just a few of the songs which Young and Crazy Horse would play and rehearse twice a day for two weeks during the album’s pre-production, which is where this plentiful bounty of extra recorded material comes from, most of which has never been heard by fans.
The announcement from the Neil Young Archives website also gives fans an idea of what kind of quality these unheard songs and recordings carry, and it’s apparently very good.
“Listening to these tracks is a real head-scratcher,” it reads in a statement shared by the website. “They are equal to anything on the existing record, maybe better. Possibly, the thought at the time was to have a single album and not include the songs from the last half of the unique ‘set oriented’ recording sessions.”The reissue is planned to be titled Ragged Glory II, although no official release date has been announced as of Tuesday. Fans should expect the double-album to arrive sometime early in the coming year, possibly on all three formats of vinyl, CD and high-definition digital..."
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Heard there will be a webcast
Heard there will be a webcast for the Feb 3 show.
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Neil Young at the Bluelight
Neil Young at the Bluelight
https:/www.outube.com/watch?v=t8tn7y-OptI
Enjoy ~
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>>> Heard there will be a
>>> Heard there will be a webcast for the Feb 3 show. <<<
If you get confirmation, please let us know. Thanks.
Top of Page Bottom of Page PermalinkFull Name: Lance minimum goad Newberry
A friend of mine is going to
A friend of mine is going to fly from the Bay Area and go to these.
I love that guy.
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I'm considering seeing the
I'm considering seeing the Kilkenny Ireland show next July with Dylan although I'd much rather see him in a smaller venue.
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40 years ago, I saw two Neil
40 years ago, I saw two Neil Young & Crazy Horse shows on his Rust Never Sleeps tour in the NY area.
I want to see him again real bad and there's a snowballs's chance in hell, I will be able to see him in 2019.
But life is too short and I most certainly will get caught up in the news, tunes, and read all that I can about it.
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I’m not sure even Jerry
I’m not sure even Jerry playing in Winnipeg could ever get me back there in the winter
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An odd thing about these two
An odd thing about these two shows is that only one of them is with Crazy Horse, the second is billed as Neil solo in a different venue.
Why would those guys go all the way to Winnipeg in February to play one theater show?
Either they'll add a few more with the band or tix to that one show must be REALLY expensive to make it worthwhile.
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>>>>Why would those guys go
>>>>Why would those guys go all the way to Winnipeg in February to play one theater show?
Because those poor people live there in February.
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"Tickets are only available
"Tickets are only available to Neil Young Archive subscribers"
"Bar code screenshots will not be accepted"
Keeping it tight. Good on ya, Neil.
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:Live stream anybody.........
Live stream anybody................from the Burton Cummings Theatre?!! - from Neil Young Archives -
NY & CH are playing that theater on 2/03
This version of Crazy Horse seems to be with Nils Lofgrin replacing Frank 'Poncho' Sampedro. Not exactly what I want to hear.