neil young

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stolen from the hoffman forums, here's a handy guide:

THE UPDATE:

I’m Happy Y’All Came Down - Dorothy Chandler Pavillion 1971 - Live Album. Bootleg Series OBS 03. Taken from Mutlitrack soundboard. SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE 10th SEPTEMBER 2021.

Carnegie Hall 1970 - Live Album. Bootleg Series OBS 01. Taken from Multitrack soundboard. SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE 27th AUGUST 2021 (Formerly 7th MAY 2021).

Royce Hall 1970 - Live Album. Bootleg Series OBS 04. Taken from Mutlitrack soundboard. SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE 10th SEPTEMBER 2021.

Citizen Kane Jr. Blues - Live Album. Bootleg Series OBS 05. Audience tape. SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE 10th SEPTEMBER 2021.

Somewhere Under The Rainbow - Neil Young & the Santa Monica Flyers live, 1973. Live Album. Bootleg Series OBS 06. Audience tape. SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE 10th SEPTEMBER 2021.

High Flyin’ - Live compilation Album with The Ducks, 1977. Bootleg Series OBS 02. Taken from Mutlitrack soundboard. SCHEDULED FOR RELEASE 10th SEPTEMBER 2021.

Toast - 2001 Studio Album. Special Release Series. First mentioned 13 years ago ( was up on Amazon pre-order in 2008) - Currently on the Timeline without a release date. Possibly scheduled for the second half on 2021.

Alchemy - 2012/13 Live album. Live Performance Series. First Mentioned 8 years ago. Currently on the Timeline without a release date. April 2021 = “unscheduled”.

Noise and Flowers - Unreleased live album from Europe 2019. Possibly scheduled for the second half on 2021.

Ragged Glory II / ‘Ragged Glory Extended’? - 1990 Studio Album/Additional sessions from 'Ragged Glory' - First mentioned 3 years ago, with anticipated release in 2019, which never happened. Live Release Series. Currently on the Timeline without a release date. Mentioned on 14th Jan 2021 ‘Letters’ that it is coming in 2021, features the song ‘Interstate’ and was referred to as ‘Ragged Glory extended’. Not sure if that’s the new name for it. Mentioned on 11/04/2021 as being “Ragged Glory / Smell The Horse” with a release date of “Early 2022” on Vinyl.

Chrome Dreams - Unreleased 1975/76 Studio Album/Sessions. Special Release Series. First mentioned 12 years ago (being ‘rebuilt’). Currently on the Timeline without a release date. April 2021 = “unscheduled”.

Oceanside-Countryside - Unreleased Studio Album/Sessions. Special Release Series. First mentioned 12 years ago (being ‘rebuilt’). Possibly to be released as part of “Archives Vol 3” scheduled for 2022.

Give To The Wind Orchestra - live at Nashville music union hall. Possibly to be released as part of “Archives Vol 3’ scheduled for 2022.

Johnny’s Island - 1982 (?) Unreleased Studio Album/Sessions. NOT the same as ‘Island In The Sun’ according to Neil. First mentioned Jan 2021. “Johnny’s Island’ is a complete 10 track album now being prepared for release at NYA and includes a majority of unreleased tracks including ‘Rainin’ in Paradise,’ ‘Johnny,’ and’ Love Hotel,’ and the 3 ‘non computer’ tracks from ‘Trans’ (previously released) among others. it’s a beautiful record coming to you soon.” Not on timeline. Part of ‘Neil Young Archives Vol. 3’, currently scheduled for 2022.

Road of Plenty - Unreleased 1986-89 Studio Album/Additional sessions from various albums from this period. Special Release Series. Currently not on the Timeline. No release date. Possibly part of “Archives Vol 3”. April 2021 = “unscheduled”.

“Garage” or “Rusted Out Garage” - Unreleased 1986 Live Album. (Video?) Live Performance Series. Currently on the Timeline without a release date.

Early Daze - Unreleased 1969 Studio (?) Album. Live Performance Series?/Special Release Series?. Currently on the Timeline without a release date. Mentioned in 'Letters' as planned for 2121* (probably a typo and he means 2021...I hope). Possibly now scheduled for 2022. April 2021 = “unscheduled”.

Live Freedom - Unreleased 1989 Live Album. Live Performance Series. Currently on the Timeline without a release date. Possibly part of “Archives Vol 3”.

The Boarding House - Unreleased 1978 Live Album. Possibly part of “Archives Vol. 3”.

Old Ways - Unreleased 1983 Studio Album/Sessions. Possibly part of “Archives Vol. 3”.

Archives Vol. III - 1977-19?? - Compilation Box Set - "Slated for 2022" according to message on the Archives webiste dated 25th Nov 2020. April 2021 = “unscheduled”. Includes “Johnny’s Island”; “A Snapshot In Time”; “Boarding House”; “Give To The Wind”; “Oceanside/Countryside”; “Trans Animated”; “Island In The Sun”. Neil mentions “8 films” -
CRAZY HORSE WORLD TOUR 1976
BOARDING HOUSE by Bernard Shakey
RUST NEVER SLEEPS by Bernard Shakey
HUMAN HIGHWAY by Bernard Shakey and Dean Stockwell
TRANS ANIMATED MOVIE by Micha and I
BERLIN by Michael Lindsay Hogg
IN A RUSTED OUT GARAGE by LA JOHNSON and B SHAKEY
SOLO TRANS by Hal Ashby
Possibly different cd / dvd / Blu-Ray versions. April 2021 = “unscheduled”.

Other albums mentioned but little additional detail:

Island In The Sun (Neil Young, 1982) - Unreleased Studio Album/Sessions. Possibly part of “Archives Vol. 3”

Times Square (Neil Young & the Restless, 1989) - Unreleased Studio Album/Sessions.

Mirror Ball Live (Neil Young & Pearl Jam live, 1995) - Unreleased Live Album.

Timeless Orphium (same as 'Polar Vortex'?) - Video version on Archives website December 2020- CD/LP/DVD to follow? April 2021 = “unscheduled”.

Polar Vortex (Neil Young live, 2019) - Unreleased Live Album. Became 'Timeless Orphium?

The Tower - Philadelphia (Neil Young live, 2018) - Unreleased Live Album.

CSNY at Fillmore East (Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young live, 1970)- Unreleased Live Album.

Summer Songs 1987 - Unreleased Studio recordings? Possibly overlap with 'Road Of Plenty'.

Archives Vol. IV - ???? - Compilation Box Set

Mentioned but (probably) abandoned now:

Time Fades Away II - 1973 Unreleased Live Album. Live Performance Series. First mentioned 12 years ago. Possibly/probably superseded by 'Tooscaloosa', so not probably happening.

Homefires (Neil Young, 1974) - Unreleased Studio Album/Sessions. Some tracks released as part of "Archives Vol. II".

Harvest Time (Neil Young & Stray Gators, 1971) - Unreleased Live album. Possibly superceded by various Bootleg Series releases. April 2021 = “Harvest 50th Anniversary Deluxe” mentioned for release in 2022. Unknown whether this may include the same content.

Good to know he's only got (counts) 30 or so albums and boxed sets to catch up on.

crazy...

you know what would be really awesome?

an audio release of Trunk Show, cool band on that I don't think he ever used any other time? he gets into some really wild industrial feedback

yeah, that was a cool band, pretty versatile. there's a 2009 show on the timeline now — you have to be a "rust-tier" patron to listen though ... i haven't upgraded to that yet, but I might if he keeps it up with adding those full shows. That's like what the whole Archives should be really.

So it sounds like no individual releases of stuff like the Old Homestead and Odeon/Budokan, etc. from The Archives II?

I'd guess that's a no, just based on how it went with the first Archives

Thrasher's Wheat shows possible vinyl releases for Dume and Odeon Budokan as possible releases without a specific release date, so maybe those two might?

ignore the extraneous "possible releases"

Odeon Budokan would be a no-brainer standalone vinyl LP — it's the only disc on vol 2 designed for that format. would sell like hotcakes.

(other than homegrown, I guess)

Agreed. As much as I love the Dume disc, that seems an odd one to pull out for a vinyl release.

would be nice to have that powderfinger on vinyl tho

Fair, it's killer.

i put together a nice 35-minute playlist of the Zuma-era Crazy Horse outtakes — call it My Old Neighborhood, put it on LP and it'd be perfect:

Side A
Ride My Llama
Born To Run
Kansas
Hawaii

Side B
Sedan Delivery
Pocohontas
Powderfinger
River of Pride

Could probably put the original too far gone on there, too.

oh man nice sequencing

get tyler a job in Neil's vaults post-haste tbh

He should be the David Lemieux of Neil's world. A series of Tyler's Tapes archival live shows, monthly mountain side chat videos to hype them up.

i'm waiting for that phone to ring!

Young Shakespeare is out...as expected, good solo set, but have no idea why we needed a FIFTH solo live set from the early period of his career. For me, nothing will top Massey Hall...I dunno, there's Cellar Door, Canterbury House, and Riverboat too

but hey if you want more of him singing mostly After the Gold Rush live and Harvest stuff live

i'm waiting for that phone to ring!

the phone is already ringing, it's somewhere in neil's file cabinet at NYA. it's not THAT hard to find!

I was surprised by how much I like Young Shakespeare, honestly. I went into it expecting to be underwhelmed (as ums says, did we need more of this?), but it was really enjoyable!

But I'm really looking forward to those full band bootlegs later this year.

it's good! i'm not dissing it. like in a vacuum it's a good performance. but then i was curious about cellar door's tracklist and pulled that up on spotify (they both open w/"tell me why") and then got distracted by my daughter and came back and was like "yeah this young shakespeare is pretty good" and then realized i was listening to cellar door

all of them are good, i just don't personally need to own any more of them, like i said i'd reach for massey hall personally but i think they all are good examples of his live solo stuff during that period

It's a perfectly valid point, esp considering YS was recorded only three days after Massey.

i interviewed Poncho! (before you ask, we didn't have time to get to "doghouse" ... next time!)

https://aquariumdrunkard.com/2021/04/20/frank-poncho-sampedro-the-aquarium-drunkard-interview/

nice!

The Poncho interview is the best source of Neil dirt since "Shakey", amazing work, someone get Poncho to write a book!

That's great. Love that Poncho is making the rounds. It's a miracle that that guy is still alive, let alone still has all his fingers.

that was great, thanks tyler!

Really cool Tyler, great read!

so many good little interesting nuggets in that, awesome tyler!

Yeah, this is a terrific interview, thanks tyler.

great stuff. nice work!

thanks — the published interview makes my questions more coherent. the transcript is much more chris farley-esque. "when you guys recorded Cortez ... was that awesome?"

afterwards i did think about a book — seems like you miiiiiight be able to do a Crazy Horse bio without it being too redundant after Shakey. Not sure. Someone should do it.

I would buy it!

Great interview!!

what a great interview, jealous you got to speak to poncho!

this was a perfect 4/20 present, makes me wanna crank up some live Horse

I still want a Poncho shirt but I have a hunch Poncho has the only one.

just chiming in to say how much i enjoyed that interview

i only saw crazy horse twice - 2001 and 2012

2001 was a really solid selection of older songs - 2012 i really loved the psychedelic pill songs, it felt like it got close to that arc/weld feeling of touring a great new album where the (then) contemporary songs kinda feel like instant classics

oh whoops it was 2013! anyway time clearly meaningless for Crazy Horse

i saw them on that tour too, they were fucking great

they boiled a lot of boomer piss in the audience that night by playing 10 minutes of wailing feedback in the middle of the show instead of 'heart of gold' or whatever, there were numerous walkouts

just listening to the budokan set on archives ii now after reading the poncho interview and man he's really playing his ass off on 'drive back', the acid clearly agreed with him that night

xpost - it's kind of remarkable how long he's played crazy loud shit with crazy horse and how oblivious a significant portion of his audience seems to be shocked that he's not doing harvest

I've mentioned a friend before who claims to like Neil Young but "only his acoustic stuff," which really is actually not that much, especially considering this friend has without a doubt not bought anything by Neil Young in (er) decades, and is therefore probably only thinking of his '70s output. So, yeah, Harvest.

it was v funny to see some of the outraged faces around me as wave after wave of coruscating feedback crashed over them

speaking of which, a 2013 Crazy Horse show is the "Timeline Concert of the Week" at the Neil Archives site now ...

That Poncho interview is so great, tylerw. And imagining Neil and Crazy Horse playing "Tangled Up In Blue" with Dylan, fuuuuuuuck.

I love the idea of Dylan just sitting in a van out in front, listening to the Horse run loose.

I'm listening to Neil Young, I gotta turn up the sound
Someone's always yellin' "Turn it down"