Not really true - Briggs rehearsed the Horse for several days and taught them the songs before Neil recorded with them for both Ragged Glory and Sleeps With Angels - maybe he should have received arranging credits. Briggs knew what he was doing, he was a real producer, Neil doesn't and he only employs henchmen who says yes after Briggs.
For both tonight’s the night and ragged glory, they would play the set, and take a break. Play the set again, and call it a day. They did this every day/night (in the case of tonight’s the night) for a couple weeks. they also didn’t review the tapes, although briggs did and kept track of what was great and what wasn’t.
First day of listening for me was The Old Homestead, Look Out for My Love, and Dume. Love the CSNY stuff. Dume takes me to my Zuma happy place. Homefires is a wonderful song. Homefires (the album) could be really good. Hope Neil puts it together.
The Last Trip To Tulsa is the one from the Time Fades Away single, right? surprised the song folder doesn't mention that and/or have a picture of the 45
The documents in the info card for the acoustic version of "Vacancy" are completely demented, even for Neil!
It's finally here! If you want to read the full, updated Neil Young sessionography, here it is: Neil Young Sessionography.docx There's quite a bit of conflicting info across Neil's albums and even within NYA itself, so I did the best I could (and used my best judgment from nearly two decades of Neil Young study) to choose what I feel is the most accurate information. Also, organizing Neil's recording dates by a "session" is tough when he's constantly plucking tracks from his archives to put onto new albums, so think of this organization as more of "eras" then 100% accurate album sessions.
Any chance you upload a picture of the box from the top down with the lid flipped open? Nope. Still waiting on the email with the download code.
The links on that free subscription email I just received all go to 404 error pages. Ha! I’m going to bed.
Were these boxes supposed to be numbered or come with Certificates of Authenticity or the like?? I got the CDs; a book and a poster, plus a greedy hand return card.
I finally FINALLY got off the dime and plucked down my $19.99 for the annual membership in NYA. MY GOD what in the Sam Hill heck was I waiting for? Best $19.99 I ever spent. Mother of Pearl, this is a great time to sign up too! And no, folks, I’m not affiliated with Neil. Wish I was! — David @Heart of Gold
I’m on an IOS IPad, and I’m not seeing this “snowflake” or the vertical bars on the Timeline. Anyone else using an IPad seeing the “snowflake”?
The Stockholm 2001 concert is definitely a dedicated mix from a multitrack recording. It sounds great.
I'm not using an iPad, but even on my laptop screen, the icon is so tiny that it is VERY hard to notice unless you are looking hard or if your screen is zoomed in. I would recommend zooming in on the timeline and then going to the years where the shows are located. Hopefully you'll see the icon!
FYI I fixed a couple of errors in my sessionography doc, including my omission of the Chrome Dreams version of "Hold Back the Tears": Neil Young Sessionography.docx
"There is no such thing as too much music...only too little time" This stuff is blowing my mind. The first disc is absolutely sublime.
Is Archives II available to all subscribers at NYA? Or just those who purchased the set? Sorry if this has been clarified upstream.