Analogman

That sounds about right. I am buying it for the 2nd disc myself.

I ordered the new one from Amazon (which is where I got the Exile re-issue). That seems to be the way it goes these days. I hope the sound is better than what they came up with on the Exile re-master. Walmart may have it. That is where I found all the recent Zeppelin re-masters.

I don't recall where I learned that - maybe David Crosby's first book. I bought a few rock books recently - I've Always Kept a Unicorn (a book about Sandy Denny) All The Rage (Ian McLagan - I should have ordered that book from him when he was still around to sign it) Rock Encyclopedia (Lillian Roxon)

For 5 bonus points you can name who Peter Fonda and Dennis were thinking of then they were creating the Easy Rider guys.

Thank you.

I picked up the re-masters I didn't have the other day. Boy/October/War/Under A Blood Red Sky. I got them for a good price - except for War - which I paid too much for - 50 bucks.

I thought it was alright. I guess you would call it a gritty police story. There are several stories going on along side the main story.

I just read that book a week or so ago.

There are stacks of those out there. But - some have not been let loose. You can read a lot about that whole deal in those taper's books. I believe one person was asking a million bucks.

July 31st (I am surprised they are doing all three at the same time)

That reminds me of the So Many Roads boxset from several years ago (1999). I actually own that one.

There's a 4 disc version also. 30 Trips Around The Sun (4 discs)

I am surprised to see David Marks in the band.

He actually has a song about Jerry called Rosebud.

They should do Back Street Girl.

It's a shame - as his guitar playing really made that album.

I bet it's one of those two things. OR maybe both.

I wonder why Mick Taylor is not playing shows on this tour. They must have had a falling out.

You can read about that in the Shakey book.

That's true. He usually says he can't remember things. I learned at some point - probably in the internet age - that it was him on guitar on that song.

I think Neil does it as a means to spread his message. I doubt he makes very much of off album sales these days. I suppose this one might be grabbed by people curious about what he is putting down. I am down with his message - but that music is terrible.

I guess he does not care at this point. I will say this - when he gets behind a cause he goes all the way.

I could only make through about 2 minutes of this song. Whoever pays Neil to release these albums must be one unhappy person - or corporation. Neil Young + Promise Of The Real - A Rock Star Bucks A Coffee Shop (Official Music Video)

That's totally weird.

I've always liked that song In God's Country. I think I have a poster from back in the day that has a photo of Bono on it and that song title on the bottom of the poster.