Willkoman

Addiction.

I agree. Very underrated. I was lucky to have been exposed to lotsa Zappa when I was growing up. My friend was a total Zappa head. FZ was a great guitarist too. You must already know that though.

When I downloaded them they came out in Widows Media Player form. When the player would not open them I was given the opportunity to open them with a different program when I right clicked on the song. itunes was offered and one by one I selected itunes for the five songs and voila they appeared on my itunes menu. Believe me, I described it in laymans terms as I'm computer illiterate. There may very well be another easier way to do it but that worked for me. Hope this helps.

The Filth And The Fury ~ The Sex Pistols Year Of The Horse ~ Neil Young and Crazy Horse

Thanks Beltmann. It did indeed do the trick.

Hey Derek, When I click on the Bonus EP it brings me to a page asking for my User Name and Password. I can't remember ever creating those for the Riviera site although I am on the mailing list. Also there is nothing in my "Super Secret Code Book" I use for all my passwords. Am I out of luck, short-term memory or both? Bob

Any chance you can remember who the opening act was?

I ordered through MoM. I've heard it multiple times through the stream and love it. I can't wait to get it in my truck to hear it on the move. That's where I do my serious listening. No distractions. WARNING: Beware of a green Toyota pickup with a Wilco bumper sticker. He isn't paying attention.

Darkstar you have nothing to be embarrassed about.

I'm looking for photo software and was considering Photoshop Element 5.0. I'm looking for something user friendly that I can have some fun with. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Very nice. Where's "Old Ways"? I have everything from "Neil Young" (2nd pressing, his name is on the cover) to "Broken Arrow". All bought new. I stopped @ Year Of The Horse. I regret that now. It's the only Neil record I'm on.

I have Everybody's Rockin on vinly. JTTP is a very cool LP. I like the packaging. Don't need the CD though.

Ever try The Morrison Hotel Gallery? It's one of my favorites. http://www.morrisonhotelgallery.com/store/neil-young.html

I was a little upset we weren't getting a full show but what's missing is mainly the opening acoustic songs. I've got alot of Neil solo, it's the Danny Whitten Crazy Horse I'm after. Can't wait.

The first time I played this song for a friend she broke down in tears. Bandit ~ Neil Young

I've picked this book up maybe 6-8 times, read the back, looked through it, said "wow that looks pretty good", then always put it down. One of these days.

In case it hasn't been mentioned: Lucinda Williams ~ Sweet Old World ~ Both the song and the album.

Congratulations on the new member of your family. Sounds like you have a new Neil fan to carry on the tradition. Very cool.

Mike Campell

I have those two songs on a Neil boot called "Love Art Blues". Both studio versions. I'll try to find it and give you a PM.

This must be the version keith22 is referring to. http://www.sidestreetrecords.com/articles/...onightsThe.html I remember reading somewhere (I believe it was a UK mag, maybe Mojo) Briggs saying his TTN was perfect, including "raps" between and during songs with Neil having more of an MC role. Then he said Neil kept f*****g around and f*****G around with it until it ended up being the TTN we all know today. Taking more and more of the spontaneity out of the Briggs version and ending up with a more watered down TTN. I haven't read Shakey but I read an interview (again a UK mag) with Neil sa

Thanks.

Neil Young ~ Philadelphia