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Once completed, Neil played the album for his label Reprise and than immediately gave a live interview to CNN. For many fans, this was Neil at his finest -- speaking truth to power.
Living With War was a great message and tour with CSNY. As for songs, I think the 1st 3 songs were good and the rest were not so great as far as quality of songwriting. But I guess that was not as important as the message itself.
Further proof music is indeed subjective. I prefer LWW âIn the Beginningâ to the original release. To my ears the stripped down sound works better than the overly produced (imo) sound. But I absolutely loved the âFreedom of Speechâ tour w/CSN & the accompanying filmed documentary versions of LWW. Another time, another Republicant, another war. DĂŠjĂ vu all over again.
Asked about a release of the LWW remix currently rolled out on NYA the man himself during a video call for patrons declined any intention to go beyond the NYA and release a tangible version. Questions by the patrons included "Canary", "Homefires", "Electric Judy", also recordings of the 1993 European Tour with Booker T. & the MGs were mentioned. Neil Young described how he ended up with songs on his new album that originated in the 60's. There were a lot of prominent grains, rusties and zumans online who are more apt to summarize what had been said than me, so who's gonna stand up?
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Living With War was a great message and tour with CSNY. As for songs, I think the 1st 3 songs were good and the rest were not so great as far as quality of songwriting. But I guess that was not as important as the message itself.
There will be patron video call tomorrow. Hopefully there'll be someone to summarize the outcome here on TW.
I am so glad we get LWW 2!!!
Just got my bionic hand.
Stand UP for your Rights!
Love, Your Brother Alan in Seattle
PS- Did I ever say? Got the greatest Fatherâs Day gift ever! Bumper sticker in yellow& black letters:
LIVE FAST
NEIL YOUNG w/ pic of short hair Neil w mirrored sunglasses.
I cannot stop chuckling about it, dead center on bumper.
I like âLWW Raw minus choir) butter.
Edited, replying for an old buddy:
I like âLWW Raw minus choir betterâ đ
Clearly my anesthetic has not yet worn off!
YBAiS
Roll Another #
Driving home from Rhode Island, we listened to the whole album (the original) and loved it, especially "Roger and Out"-
Further proof music is indeed subjective. I prefer LWW âIn the Beginningâ to the original release.
To my ears the stripped down sound works better than the overly produced (imo) sound.
But I absolutely loved the âFreedom of Speechâ tour w/CSN & the accompanying filmed documentary versions of LWW. Another time, another Republicant, another war.
DĂŠjĂ vu all over again.
A new bumper sticker s/b issued:
Honey slides better w/butter!
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Asked about a release of the LWW remix currently rolled out on NYA the man himself during a video call for patrons declined any intention to go beyond the NYA and release a tangible version. Questions by the patrons included "Canary", "Homefires", "Electric Judy", also recordings of the 1993 European Tour with Booker T. & the MGs were mentioned. Neil Young described how he ended up with songs on his new album that originated in the 60's. There were a lot of prominent grains, rusties and zumans online who are more apt to summarize what had been said than me, so who's gonna stand up?
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