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Author:  spenno [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:34 am ]
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62strat wrote:
I fucking love that gif so much.

So much.

I will be that man in March.

Author:  62strat [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:39 am ]
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spenno wrote:
62strat wrote:
I fucking love that gif so much.

So much.

I will be that man in March.



RM True Story: i gave myself tennis elbow by doing that all weekend leading up to Neil and The Horse at Red Rocks:

Also, say what one will say about Psych PIll, by the end of the record you are certainly taken on a ride. Walk Like a Giant leaves you wondering how the fuck a man, a band, of that age and experience can leave you wanting and needing more of what they just offered you....

Songs like the title track. She's always dancing and born in ontario...are legit classic Neil and Horse tunes.


Drifting back is pretty ridiculous and it sounds like its basically a companion piece to his meandering Thought Vommit commonly referred to as his new book...

But overall....

Im really happy this record has been made.

Author:  Kevin Davis [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:40 am ]
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spenno wrote:
(Maybe it's just the first song of the album I don't care for?)


It's a downright awful song, as written--a couple of lumbering chords and arguably Neil's worst lyrics since "Let's Roll," which is no small feat. Braving 27 minutes of it while trying to stomach the knowledge that there's still two discs' worth of album on the other side of it is not a task for the faint of heart. But once I got over it and gave into it, I found myself getting lost in it pretty easily. I love how the Crazy Horse jam fades in under that acoustic intro, giving the impression that we're simply zeroing in on a mere half an hour of a perpetually living, grooving life form.

Author:  spenno [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:43 am ]
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I love Neil's epic jams, but I'm not sure I like the underlying vibe of the song enough to tough it out for almost half an hour. I much prefer the non-effected mix of the title track too.

She's Always Dancing is great, I have it on right now.

Author:  62strat [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:45 am ]
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spenno wrote:
I love Neil's epic jams, but I'm not sure I like the underlying vibe of the song enough to tough it out for almost half an hour. I much prefer the non-effected mix of the title track too.

She's Always Dancing is great, I have it on right now.



Oh, absolutely agree the straight forward mix of title track. Mostly likely, i will end up switching it out digitally as the main track list....


I think Walk Like a Giant works at its length because there is a melody to be experienced in the refrain...

Driftin back is just a mess and way too long.

Author:  62strat [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:47 am ]
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Kevin Davis wrote:
spenno wrote:
(Maybe it's just the first song of the album I don't care for?)


It's a downright awful song, as written--a couple of lumbering chords and arguably Neil's worst lyrics since "Let's Roll," which is no small feat. Braving 27 minutes of it while trying to stomach the knowledge that there's still two discs' worth of album on the other side of it is not a task for the faint of heart. But once I got over it and gave into it, I found myself getting lost in it pretty easily. I love how the Crazy Horse jam fades in under that acoustic intro, giving the impression that we're simply zeroing in on a mere half an hour of a perpetually living, grooving life form.



Ah...

DIdnt see Kevin Davis post about Driftin Back.


Yea, I think neil recognizes what the song is too. I dont think he is a slouch when it come sto self awareness.

Author:  Kevin Davis [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 4:57 am ]
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Me three for preferring the rawer version of the title track. Sometimes Neil's Luddite tendencies really shine through when he tries to embrace some sort of technology--the version in the formal running order sounds like a high school kid running amok with his first effects pedal.

Author:  62strat [ Mon Nov 12, 2012 5:00 am ]
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Kevin Davis wrote:
Me three for preferring the rawer version of the title track. Sometimes Neil's Luddite tendencies really shine through when he tries to embrace some sort of technology--the version in the formal running order sounds like a high school kid running amok with his first effects pedal.



Yea pretty much. Like he plugged in through garage band and hit the "whispering effect" button.


Interesting that he included the non edited version on the release...

Author:  dumbcharger [ Tue Nov 13, 2012 9:32 pm ]
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Australian tour pre-sale starts today. I shall be attending the Melbourne show at Rod Laver I reckon.

Author:  sherpahigh [ Wed Nov 14, 2012 8:20 pm ]
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Man, what a fucking show last night. Those old guys kicked my ass, so so good. Cortez and a sped up arrangement of Helpless were tops for me but god damn if I didn't have a shit eating grin all night.

Here's a vid of the encore, Helpless:


Author:  spenno [ Thu Nov 15, 2012 9:24 am ]
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Just finished reading 'Waging Heavy Peace'.

What a joy, the closest I'll ever come to sitting by Neil's fireplace and hearing his thoughts on his incredible life.

I found it very moving in parts.

:peace:

Author:  dimejinky99 [ Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:12 pm ]
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It's such a wonderful book. It's so personal and his telling of it all is purely him. Little flaky, very rambley but always honest. He's had an incredible life. Great read.

Author:  VinylGuy [ Thu Nov 15, 2012 4:49 pm ]
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dimejinky99 wrote:
It's such a wonderful book. It's so personal and his telling of it all is purely him. Little flaky, very rambley but always honest. He's had an incredible life. Great read.



I want to read it...hope they release it here soon. Maybe ill buy the import version goddamn.

Author:  dimejinky99 [ Thu Nov 15, 2012 6:12 pm ]
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At one point he mentions going to Seattle to celebrate with PJ for their twentieth anniversary. They must have had a party?

When I hear PJs 'Alone' I can hear Neil's 'Ohio'. Is that weird?

Author:  dumbcharger [ Thu Nov 15, 2012 10:14 pm ]
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Yes.

Author:  washing machine [ Thu Nov 15, 2012 11:14 pm ]
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There is a certain similarity to the meter of both song's verses.

Author:  Simple Torture [ Fri Nov 16, 2012 11:39 pm ]
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"Your Amazon.com order of Psychedelic Pill (Vinyl) has shipped!"

Author:  Mojopin [ Sat Nov 17, 2012 5:39 am ]
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Anything on Archives, vol. 2 yet??

Sigh

Author:  SuperNintendoChalmers [ Sat Nov 17, 2012 10:59 pm ]
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Mojopin wrote:
Anything on Archives, vol. 2 yet??

Sigh


There're a few mentions in the book. I'm hoping for all if not most of the Zuma beach, Malibu garage stuff. Supposedly Zimmerman sings on a track.

Author:  wtfisaledbetter? [ Tue Nov 27, 2012 9:19 pm ]
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Been listening to Mirror Ball a lot this week. I hope someday Neil and PJ hook up again and make another record.

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