Neil Young Archives Release Blue Note Cafe Out 11/13/15 Via Reprise Records

Only limited to anyone who wants to pay twice the price of what it should cost. Even the Beatles three LP Anthology records were around $45.

 

And so do you! Every time.

 

And I'll probably buy it too. But his records regular do cost more (by a lot) than almost every other artist.

 

absolutely fantastic

 

You know, if you're desperate for a CD version you could always download the Pono version, downconvert to 16 bit/44KHz and then burn the files to a CD-R. It really isn't that difficult. The remaster of 'Tonight's The Night' sounds great!

 

Great version, but wasn't this song known as Sixty to Zero and closer to 20 minutes on the Bluenotes tour?

 

Pre-orders up at bullmoose.com

 

Gotcha! Yeah, that's both a clumsy way to put it ("songs") and factually incorrect.

 

The versions from earlier in the tour are known as "Sixty To Zero" but a couple of weeks in Neil chopped the song in half and those versions are known as "Crime In The City" because that's what the versoin on Freedom was called. Also, the shorter versions have Neil playing electric, while the longer ones have him on acoustic. I'm disappointed that the longer version isn't on this set, but still holding out hope it'll be on an Archives set. Although, I don't have much hope we'll see the 80s Archive set anytime soon.

 

This is a recording….repeat after me…..

As they used to say, it's a free country (sort of)….not required to buy it.

 

As I said before I probably will pick this up..

The new Dylan set coming out next month is also 3 LPS with a book. I think it's around $69. I get that the regular LP list prices is something that ended back in the 80s. but this wide range is pretty whacky. And I know there is another thread going on about that. I just feel regular issues that are not special editions with extra bling should at least be on par with other artists for the most part.

 

My wallet has just died upon seeing this. Yet another album for the 'albums to buy' list.

 

Very excited for this, this is the type of archive stuff I want.

 

My god, I still haven't listened to Cellar Door.

 

Looks very interesting.

Will there be any other physical formats besides CD and Vinyl? Would love to have this on Blu-ray Audio.

 

New old Neil Young is always welcome. Now I just have to figure out how to pay for all the stuff coming out.

 

8-Track?

 

I doubt it, recorded 44/16 digitally, so really no sense offering a vinyl edition other than a collectable.

Even that "A Treasure 84/85" Blu-ray release was a waste since the audio was only recorded at 44/16 digitally and the video shots are barely watchable, but its Neil never the less!

 

Were any Blue Notes show's filmed professionally?

 

If this is true lots of people will be very angry after plunking down upwards of $90 for the vinyl.

 

This is a great release. I was aware that the Bluenotes live were the next Archives release and Bolas had remixed the tapes. Anyway I' m surprised to know that the summer shows were recorded on multitracks. I thought that from these shows existed only soundboards. We knew previously that Niko Bolas had instead recorded the club dates on multitracks. It will be interesting to check all these recording details. It should be interesting also to know if this one is the original tracklist from the unreleased, shelved live album.

 

Oh, so some of the club gigs were recorded via a mobile truck with digital multi-track and the others were just 2 track DAT feed from house mix, I believe like "A Treasure"?

 

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Also left for Archives Vol.3 Find Another Shoulder, High Hills and Midnight Blues.

 

High Heels and Walking After Midnight?