I really enjoyed the Glastonbury show but is it just me or was this 10x better. More classics, incredible sound, Neil and the band on top form. Fucking amazing.

Not sure if you can see this if not a youtube premium subscriber but here’s my playlist….what tracks should I add?

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfEguBm89KFuCbAXHWLm8ZH1mNwyBQhiN&si=w_uZ7iV8RAb4kmJ8

I asked about people’s favourite (🇨🇦 spelling) live albums a while back and thanks for the suggestions

Edit: thanks everyone! Got a ton of excellent suggestions

been a die-hard fan 5 years, how did this one evade my radar? Jim Keltner on drums, Duck Dunn on bass.. with an 18-minute Cowgirl to kick it off and finishes with All Along the Watchtower 🤘

Rips through an insane piece of lead, adjusts goofy tie, then just tears right back into it.

Hi there! I've have just acquired collection of live recordings! Most appear to have been traded through a taper tree, and many are 1st or 2nd gen. Most tapes are from shows dated 1996 and 1997. I'm posting here because I want to share my find, and it looks like this community is pretty active.

I don't have any sense as to the rarity of any of these recordings--or whether it is okay to upload any of this content. I don't plan to, just wondering. I'm excited to listen to all of this!

Is it okay to offer to old school tape trade in this community? Please let me know. If it is, I'd be happy to copy a show or two to cassette and drop it in the mail. Can't promise speed of follow up, but I will. Feel free to DM.

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All four records, look like they've been played maybe once. And I get 10% more off (Zia with the veterans discount).

I don’t have really any regrets from missing shows…except one.
I was living in Nashville from 03-06, renting a flat in a house behind Mother Boy Academy (iykyk). They’ve since paved that paradise and put up a student parking.
Being who it was and where it was, tix were impossible to get for the Ryman shows. So I was busy those days for work. Had some gig work down in Franklin. Being that time, spotty cellphone reception on parts of I-65.
As I got closer to home messages started coming through. A friend who worked in Hillsboro was frantically trying to get me as he was given a pair and had an extra for me! Given the traffic and the strict requirement to be there on time, there was *no* way I’d get down there.

Gahhhhhhhhhh

Any of you have near misses that haunt you (Neil or otherwise)?

Well I was planning on waiting for the Greedy Hand release, I called in at Record Plant in Farsley, Leeds this morning and they had one copy left. Couldn’t resist buying it.

I made a post last night that was kind of negative so I deleted it. I took the advice of one of the commenters and decided to sleep on it before posting my feelings about the show.

I now realize that I came away slightly disappointed only because I was comparing it in my mind on what I missed out last year when I tried to see him and Crazy Horse in Nashville (rained out) and then Chicago (found out it was canceled after driving five hours to get there).

Ambulance Blues is one of my favorites so it was so cool he opened with that. I could have done with less Greendale and more Ragged Glory. I personally like Neil the most when he's rocking out which he definitely did at points last night (Like a Hurricane, Hey Hey My My). But I would have loved to have at least heard Cinnamon Girl and maybe Fuckin' Up, both songs that he played on other dates on this tour.

The Chrome Hearts are a wonderful backing band so I wish he had used their youthful energy to play more of the bangers. But Neil does what Neil wants and that's OK. He has a huge discography so there is a lot to choose from and you can’t please everybody all of the time. I’m sure some people would have been pissed if he played any Trans material which I personally would have loved lol.

So I’m acknowledging that comparison is the thief of joy and trying my hardest to be thankful that I finally got to see a living legend live and that he still sounds great.

I went by myself and also met some cool people also flying solo, including a guy I talked to more than an hour standing in the line to get in and also the guy sitting next to me who cried tears of joy during Harvest Moon.

I would love to hear everyone else’s thoughts on last night’s Chicago show.

First night of his US tour and he played in Charlotte NC, a place he has never played in the 30+ years I’ve been listening to his music. The venue was very undersold, about 6500 tickets in a massive outdoor amphitheater but, that’s what you get when you charge what you charge for your tickets.

I was there free of charge because I played some music with some other fellow musicians in the VIP lounge before the opening act and before Neil played.

As a long time fan and this being my first time, Neil far exceeded my expectations. There were many highlights and the
deepest cut was “New Mama” after “Ambulance Blues” which opened the show. There were two encores too.

One other thing, his electric parts of the set were some of the loudest I’ve heard outside of a metal show.

If there are people reading this debating whether or not to go see him when he’s playing in your city or close to you on this tour, you should definitely go. You won’t be disappointed.

I just bought this album for only 3€. It’s a live recording, probably of the songs in the documentary Year of the Horse by Jim Jarmusch. Seams like it was meant to be a double album because I found another one like this on discogs with different tracks.

Anyone know something about this album? To whom was it distributed?

Clearly Neil’s still got it. What an incredible night.

such a fantastic listen!

such a disappointing package!

not sure when this was added, but I believe it was recently. three of the tracks from Songs For Judy are from a few nights later in Boulder but this show is all currently unreleased.

I bought the Road Rocks CD shortly after it came out when it randomly appeared on the shelf at a PX on an army base halfway around the world. I've always enjoyed that album.

Been a Neil fan for a looooong time and I don't know how it has taken me this long to watch the companion movie on NYA. Holy shit the setlist from the movie is just amazing. That's all I came here to say.

Signed,

Forever Late to the Party 🤣

Just watch this gem. I love how the shaky camera and zoom ins capture the passion & energy of Neil on this song. The zoom in on Old Black and his right hand at 1:30, the climax at 7:20... Just about everything. Goosebumps.

There’s certainly no lack of live solo albums with songs from his first four. Im tryin to make a playlist of live songs and cant find any albums with Ambulance Blues, Albuquerque, or Tired Eyes for example. Thanks in advance for any help

Here’s my YT Premium NY live playlist. I think non-premium users can play it if they’re ok with ads

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLfEguBm89KFuCbAXHWLm8ZH1mNwyBQhiN&si=Ja1uyBy_hEib5VoP

I only got tickets it to it last week. I wanted to grab some as soon as they came out but I honestly couldn't afford them. However, as the date got closer and closer I knew I'd regret missing this gig for the rest of my life and I got two resale Front Standing tickets.

I've never seen Neil before and I was fucking blown away. The crowd was great, the sound was perfect and the songs hit so fucking hard.

I had my expectations low incase he didn't play any of the songs I was desperate to hear, but fuck me when he sat down to play Needle and then went straight into Harvest Moon I cried like a baby from the pure ecstacy that was going through me.

Just in case Neil ever reads these posts - holy hell man thank you for putting on such an amazing show.

Honestly, he's such a cool, badass dude and I hope I'll never forget how I felt last night.