neil young

hahaha

*crashes Lincvolt into light post*

also, that's either the cd or a very large post-it.

http://www.thespec.com/whatson-story/5783639-neil-young-s-guitar-lesson-for-meryl-streep/

She was playing a part that he could understand

down by the river, the dingo took my baby

Which Neil Young album is this movie the equivalent of for Meryl?

Also what movie is her Trans.

I'll take my answers off air.

"It's an interesting process of communication in the Neil world." incl. footage:
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/inside-neil-youngs-epic-summer-tour-with-promise-of-the-real-20150810

keep on rocking in the neil world

I wanna see this lineup so bad

This just in from Reprise:

For Immediate Release:

NEIL YOUNG + PROMISE OF THE REAL CONFIRM WEST COAST LEG OF THE REBEL CONTENT TOUR IN SUPPORT OF THE CURRENT ALBUM - THE MONSANTO YEARS

"NEIL'S VILLAGE" WILL ALSO ACCOMPANY THE REBEL CONTENT TOUR, SHARING INFORMATION ON REGENERATIVE SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES AND ENGAGEMENT

August 17, 2015 - (Burbank, CA.) -- Neil Young + Promise of the Real have confirmed a second leg of the Rebel Content Tour which will resume Oct 1st , in Missoula, MT., and wind down in Berkeley, CA., on Oct 17. All tour dates are listed below.

The Rebel Content Tour presents Neil Young + Promise of the Real - Lukas Nelson (vocals/guitar), along with Micah Nelson (guitar, vocals), Anthony Logerfo (drums), Corey McCormick (bass/vocals) and Tato Melgar (percussion). Neil and Promise of the Real played together at the Bold Nebraska /Cowboys and Indians Alliance event last year along with Lukas and Micah's father Willie Nelson. They had such an instant synergy that Neil invited them to record his new album The Monsanto Years with him.

The first leg of the Rebel Content Tour has drawn a truly overwhelming response to Young + Promise of The Real's amazing energy. Ranging from solo acoustic, to full band acoustic, to full on raging rock jams these 2-to-3 hour, ever changing "dream set lists"* feature material from both The Monsanto Years and Young's entire catalogue and have left audiences enthralled:

"The ever-evolving ruby in the dust is back this summer, playing a mix of old and new songs with an enthusiastic backing band that includes the sons of the legendary Willie Nelson. The group unleashed a blistering 22+ song set that had a little something for everybody. Unlike those of some of his contemporaries a Neil Young concert never feels like a "greatest hits" money grab. Even when he's playing his classics, he invests them with the same passion and intensity that has drawn fans to him throughout his long career." -- Relix

"The show started out folkie and familiar and grew in electric intensity and volume as the evening proceeded. Young let the music do the talking. The musicians acquitted themselves with garage-band raggedness and youthful enthusiasm. Young still remains a commanding and often electrifying performer, one of the great instinctual rock artists and guitarists of all time." - The Boston Globe

"The band plays like a younger, scrappier version of Young's own Crazy Horse. Young's ragged and lived in, his voice a haunting yowl that's only grown more honest with age. He wears his rust well." - Detroit News

"Young is incapable of giving a bad performance simply because he's so committed to his music and his unique tenor voice is in fine form." - New Jersey Herald.

"Young has been sounding the alarm about environmental issues for more than four decades now. He's warned us...That kind of honesty has been at the heart of his music. It's the warts-and-all passion that inspires us to hang with Young down any road he wanders." - Rolling Stone

Once again, "Neils Village " an alliance of regional grassroots organizations, advocates and national non-profits will join this leg of the Rebel Content Tour. "Neils Village" will be set up on concourse level at each of the venues and will engage attendees in sharing issues of sustainability and action.

FUTURE OF FARMING TENT:
Focusing on the regenerative power of soil in bioremediation and carbon sequestration and for federal policy reform to advance the sustainability of agriculture, food systems, natural resources, and rural communities.

EARTH ECOLOGY TENT:
Focusing on biodiversity and how the welfare of human beings is deeply linked to nature and the diversity of wild plants and animals.

BAN GMO TENT:
GMO free advocates for sustainable food and ecological systems, supporting the people's right to know what's in their food and supporting the right for all people to have access to clean food and water.

FREEDOM & JUSTICE TENT:
Collective coalitions of individuals committed to working together to end corporate personhood, the prioritizing of corporations over people and taking a stand for true democracy.

ENERGY & CLIMATE TENT :
Providing "solutions" to climate change, information about actions and promoting social justice as inextricably linked to a healthy environment

NEWS YOU CAN TRUST TENT:
The ultimate newsstand to peruse, turning people on to news publications they actually can trust.

PONO TENT:
While Pono, Neil's hi Res music player and music provider, doesn't directly relate to sustainability, it does relate to quality of life. Pono players will be available for concertgoers to hear the difference for themselves and Pono representatives will be on hand to explain the player's features

Links for each organization participating in
"Neil's Village" will be revealed soon.

Don't miss the Rebel Content Tour this fall:
Thur Oct 1 Adam Center/U of Missoula Missoula, MT
Fri Oct 2 Arena Spokane Spokane, WA
Sun Oct 4 Wa Mu Theatre Seattle, WA
Mon Oct 5 Queen Elizabeth Theatre Vancouver, BC (Honour The Treaties Benefit)
Wed Oct 7 Chiles Center Portland, OR
Thur Oct 8 Matthew Knight Arena Eugene, OR
Sat Oct 10 Santa Barbara Bowl Santa Barbara, CA
Sun Oct 11 Cosmopolitan Las Vegas, NV
Tues Oct 13 RIMAC Arena San Diego, CA
Wed Oct 14 The Forum Los Angeles, CA
Sat Oct 17 Greek Theater Berkeley, CA

Additional tour dates to be confirmed.

# # #
*dream set lists:http://www.setlist.fm/search?query=Neil+Young+%2B+promise+of+the+Real

http://www.neilyoung.com/tablet/index2.html
http://www.promiseofthereal.com/PONOMusic
http://www.honorthetreaties.org/

While Pono, Neil's hi Res music player and music provider, doesn't directly relate to sustainability, it does relate to quality of life.

hahaha

PONO 4 FARMERS

NEWS YOU CAN TRUST TENT:
The ultimate newsstand to peruse, turning people on to news publications they actually can trust.

someone plz take a pic of these wares

Is this the paper the homeless sell? Is it good?

Final Call, Redbook, Popular Mechanics

What Hi-Fi

http://images.cdn.whathifi.com/sites/whathifi.com/files/styles/big-image/public/brands/news/2015-mar/april_cover.jpg?itok=90L_jYf3

got tickets for Oct. 8th, check out this unbelievable setlist from July:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/neil-young-promise-of-the-real/2015/susquehanna-bank-center-camden-nj-2bf6dc0e.html

SO PSYCHED

Is there any way we can write Bardo Pond in as his next backup band?

man lot of covers lol

hah yeah don't know what's up with that

listening to The Monsanto Year right now, gonna liveblog some choice couplets

"too big to fail
too rich for jail"

really this record has a good sound, but a lot of the lyrics are painful earnest-Neil style

still it's kinda winning me over, and "Wolf Moon" is really pretty, he's been doing it along with "Harvest Moon" in the live sets and it fits.

"corporations have feelings
corporations have souls
that's why they're like people
but harder to control"

no good couplets from "Workin' Man" but it rocks super hard, got that herky-jerky rhythm hiccup and a lotta dense guitar, also upbeat tempo

"out of balance, money grows
corporations take control"

(btw everything else abt this track, "Rules Of Change", is excellent - light harmonics mixed with serious fuzz, a fragile delivery, good melody

OK lyrical clunkers aside, this record is great, dude is on a roll in the 2010's

"corporations have feelings
corporations have souls
that's why they're like people
but harder to control"

― sleeve, Monday, October 5, 2015 8:48 PM (21 minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

MY FRIEND

This album is one vocoder away from being the Trans sequel of my dreams.

what else has neil young done similar to the dead man soundtrack? i love it too much

Closest thing is probably Arc, which isn't even really that close -- lots of long instrumental passages, but few repeated melodies. That one descending figure on Dead Man is one of the most beautiful things he's ever come up with. That record is one of my favorites, up there with Tonight's the Night.

(I do love Arc, it's just a different animal with similar skin, from a distance)

haha yeah I was totally gonna say Arc

Tyler you really should give this new one a listen!

yeah Dead Man sdtk is p unique in his catalog. Arc is similarly abstract but yeah it's working w a pretty different sonic palette.

Monsanto is really good. There are some clunkers but on the whole it's excellent.

show was unbelievable. hit after hit, band was on fire, one of the young Nelsons did a showstopping version of "September Song" on piano, and they encored with "Vampire Blues" ((last time played 1974/03/26)

I feel like The Promise Of The Real is perfect for him, they were all having so much fun and totally locked in to each other, lotsa guitar-heavy jamming

setlist:

http://www.setlist.fm/setlist/neil-young-promise-of-the-real/2015/matthew-knight-arena-eugene-or-bf4111e.html

!!!!! vampire blues !!!!!!

I KNOW!!!!!

was it good?

fuck yeah it was good! I couldn't believe it.

jealous

funny, i imagine 10% of the crowd was losing it, while the rest were like "uhhh which one is this?"

haha totally

the people over at Jambase are freaking out about the set:

http://www.jambase.com/Articles/126698/Neil-Young-and-Promise-Of-The-Real-Treat-Eugene-To-Dream-Setlist

there were a lotta surprises and rare tracks

the version of "Walk On" killed it as well

next holy grail for him to pull out is "tired eyes." hasn't done it since '73.

holy shit they're playing in Oakland ON MY BIRTHDAY

er Berkeley

it was so good, you should go

I want to but unfortunately it's kind of complicated, unlikely I can get there at 8pm for one thing

they were pretty prompt starting, then I think they played for over three hours...

hmm the only tickets left are general admission/pit (which are >$100 but whatever it's my birthday) - I've never been in the pit at the Greek, is it decent? I guess we'd be super up-close.

jesus christ total is like $300, now I remember why I never go to huge shows anymore

...and it was still worth it! for both of us anyway...