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• Yahoo Internet Life May/June 1996.

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• (a German magazine -- have to dig out the clipping...)

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• Orange County Register (LA) Sites and Sounds June 14, 1996.

  . . . According to the excellent Neil Young Web page HyperRust Never Sleeps (http://HyperRust.org/), Young and his management have become aware of the page and plan to start contributing new information to it. They can probably learn a thing or two themselves; the page is an ex- haustive compilation of every- thing you could possibly want to know, with unbelievably com- plete discographies and the de- finitive list of unreleased Young songs. I've never seen a page this complete on any artist.

• Melbourne Age (Australia) (looking for the clipping...)

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• Helsingin Sanomat (Finland) October 25, 1996.

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• Harper's Readings sidebar, March 1997...

  [Equipment] SURROUNDSOUND From an anecdote by Graham Nash that was post- ed last May on HyperRust, a Web site devoted to Neil Young. The story first appeared in a booklet that accompanied CSN, a 1991 set of four com- pact discs by Crosby, Stills & Nash. (Followed by the story from HyperRust.)

• From Columbia House 'Zine&Heard Email Newsletter, April 2, 1997.

  HyperRust
  http://HyperRust.org
  How do you get from Toronto to Madison Square Garden? Practice, 
  practice, practice. Here you can learn how to play the songs of Neil 
  Young! Whether you're a mellow "Sugar Mountain" type or a rockin' 
  "Cowgirl In The Sand," this site will have you playing just like Neil.  
  Well, maybe not that good. It all depends on you. "Created by 
  musicians for musicians," you'll not only find out what chords are 
  involved, but you'll also learn the fretboard fingerings and Neil 
  Young's style of playing for any of his hundreds of songs. These 
  musicians are true Neil fans and have spent hours watching and 
  listening to his style in concert, on record and on video.  This site also 
  features rumours, bio information, past tour data and information 
  about The Bridge School, which was founded by Neil Young and his 
  wife to help handicapped children. 
  

• While sitting in a parking lot in Monterey, California on Saturday, March 1, 1996, listening to a Monterey "classic rock" radio station...

  At 6:07 P.M. the DJ says between songs, "I've got Neil Young cued up, but before I play that, I have a story by Graham Nash that is on HyperRust." She then read the More Barn story, concluding with "And Neil shouted back, "MORE BARN!" Then she played Cinnamon Girl.

• CDROM: Microsoft Music Central 97 Neil Young Chapter

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