DISQUS

A VC: Chrome Dreams II

  • Pierre · 2 years ago
    I LOVE Ordinary People.

    Listening to that reminds me of what is missing from music today. It's a certain authenticity... maybe you can call it substance, or even heart... that bands don't seem to have as much today as they did back then. No one can ever say that Neil Young has the best voice in the world but, even still, you are almost forced to listen to every word he sings because he is actually saying something.

    Good stuff Fred!
  • jlix · 2 years ago
    I surf through here now and then-- wanted to draw your attention to http://www.imnotthere.info
    seems right up your alley!
  • fredwilson · 2 years ago
    Not sure I can go but the lineup is amazing
  • simon · 2 years ago
    When Devo Covered 'Hey Hey My My' with Neil in the 70's, this track remains one of all time favorite songs / video clips.
  • ppearlman · 2 years ago
    hype machine seems cool... found skaggs and hornsby cover superfreak...

    play w it some more...

    http://hypem.com/track/395884
  • jmb173 · 2 years ago
    Thanks for the link Fred.

    Powderfinger (Live Rust version) is my all-time favorite Neil Young tune. Now I get it as an acoustic mp3. Excellent. Definitely looking forward to getting Chrome Dreams II this week.

    "Look out, Mama, there's a white boat comin' up the river"
  • JayR · 2 years ago
    Ditto on jmb173's comment on Powderfinger. Love the version of it on CD I.

    The band on the new album is also supposed to be the touring band, I understand.
  • Fred333 · 2 years ago
    Great Song.
  • Dave Hyndman · 2 years ago
    Just gave Ordinary People my first listen. Perfect Neil Young. Only artist with the balls and vision to write and record an 18 minute song. No fear (or even consideration) of the listener's patience or lack thereof. He's got 18 minutes worth of something to say (and guitar to play); come along if you want.

    Looking forward to the album.
  • fredwilson · 2 years ago
    You got that right dave
  • jackson · 2 years ago
    How come all the new releases I purchase these days are Neil Young records?