NEIL YOUNG ARCHIVES TIMELINE CONCERT OF THE MOMENT: w/ Crazy Horse at Bonnaroo Festival, TN - June 15, 2003
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The New York Times said:
"Despite the revolving jam sessions, this was a crowd with a long attention span, and the festival's best stretches were when bands just held their own for long chunks of time. Neil Young, on Friday, performed with his three-decade-old band, Crazy Horse, under a custardy full moon. For three hours he played expanded versions, some of them 29 minutes long, of his best songs"Love to Burn," "Cortez the Killer," "Cinnamon Girl" and others. He was the only soloist, breaking to solo at length several times per song. Playing in his ragged, stuttering phrases, he made strings of notes crumble into noise, then recohere toward graceful endings. (The festival's excellent concert sound made his guitar tone feel a mile thick.) It was extraordinary, the ideal of a gnarled yet sophisticated technique."
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TIMELINE CONCERT OF THE MOMENT | NYA
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by thrasher@PermaLink: 9/06/2026 09:57:00 AM
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2 Comments:
What I loved about this concert:
Neil & the Horse not only ran @ full gallop but they also flipped the script of the setlist.
That summer, on every other stop, they played Greendale beginning to end, with too few classic tunes as short encores.
I have come to fully appreciate Greendale in the years since.
But I distinctly recall the groans of fans who came unprepared to hear an entire concert of a new album.
Especially when it was billed as a “Neil Young & Crazy Horse” show.
As an added bonus, I believe this set was also broadcasted by a cable channel (that I may have captured on a DVD-R? Gotta start digging thru the Wreck’d Room)
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Hey HW, yes we also remember the video.
if you locate that video, we should suggest that NYA to include.
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