9 thoughts on “ Powder Finger - Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Two Treasures For The Price Of One (CD) ”

1. "Powderfinger" opens the second side of Neil Young's classic Rust Never Sleeps album, heralding the record's shift from the delicate and elegiac acoustic approach of the first half to the desperate, corrosive sound of Crazy Horse in full electric stride; it's a sudden, almost blindsiding metamorphosis, which is entirely the point -- it's the shot you never saw coming.

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2. Americana is the 31st studio album by Canadian / American musician Neil Young, released on June 5, The album was Young's first collaboration with backing band Crazy Horse since their album, Greendale, and its associated tour.

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3. Favourite Post Neil Young Album? Not only one of my favorite Neil young/crazy horse albums but just one of my favorite albums of all time. level 1. I am patching together a 6 CD collection of Neil's officially released music for my boss for his 60th birthday. He's a Neil Young fan, but not a fanatic like me but I want to turn him.

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4. "Rust Never Sleeps" is one of Neil Young's seminal albums. Backed by Crazy Horse, he displays his acoustic skills on the A-side (on the original vinyl-tracks on the CD/MP3) and his electric skills on the B-side (tracks ). "Hey, Hey, My, My" provides one of the most memorable lines in Rock lyrics, "It's better to burn out than to fade away."/5().

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Neil Young With Crazy Horse on Discogs/5(2).

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6. During this tour, Neil opened with an acoustic set and then had Crazy Horse come out for an electric set; the acoustic is not here, but most of the electric is, with only "Cinnamon Girl" absent -- and it's absent because there was not existing high-quality tape for Price: $

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8. Jun 19,  · But as always, Neil Young is full of surprises. I found the musicians on this album to be excellent, all playing crazy solo in between Neil's songs. There's a great rendition of "Flying On The Ground is Wrong", one of my favorite Young songs, and it sounds great turned country.

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9. Nov 11,  · Watch a blazing version of "Powderfinger" in honor of Neil Young's 70th birthday. Neil Young and Crazy Horse Play Epic ‘Powderfinger’ Never Sleeps in one day, maybe two.

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