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There is an interesting, long Neil Young article/interview in the Austin American-Statesman. Here's an excerpt:
Though he may have looked old that afternoon in the hallway, he was hardly a ghost of his former, youthful, noisemaker self. He hung on to that image throughout the '90s, but now seems content to let it go.Winterlong"I went to Hawaii after finishing the CSN&Y album, and I had time to think about [Silver & Gold]," he says. "I thought about it, and when I got home, listened to the record. It all sounded great, and I haven't changed it since. I don't know what it is, but this record is me at this point."
For Milwaukee-area Rusties that are interested, the Silver & Gold special will be aired locally on WKLH Radio (96.5 FM) tonight (Thursday) at 9:00 pm.
Now as long as I remember to tune in, I'll finally be able to hear some of these studio tracks. I thought I was going to be the last Rustie to hear the things...
Steve
A Man from Mars
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 22:29:26 -0500
From: Robert J. Johnson <robertjj@merr.com>
Subject: S&G Broadcasts in Madison
Attention all Wisconsin Rusties who live near Madison: WMMM Radio, 105.5 FM, is featuring Sliver & Gold during their radio deli on Thursday. Tune in starting at noon.
On Saturday WMMM is airing the Silver&Gold special at 8pm.
Later,
Bob.
SCREAMIN' BLUE
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 22:10:21 EDT
From: SUman67@aol.com
Subject: S&G Special over the Web
You can hear the Silver&Gold special on the web on Sunday at 6:30 pm EDT. It'll be broadcast from the ClassicRock.com website. Happy Easter, and enjoy.
Just looked at Amazon.Com's Hot 100 CDs to see where Pink Floyd's new live Wall album was. Found it at #3. Then I noticed that the #1 CD -- ahead of #2 Supernatural -- was Silver & Gold! And it's still a week before release.
Go Neil!
From the Empty Ocean Road
Dan Brugioni
Date: Wed, 19 Apr 2000 09:18:43 +0100
From: M.White@mgn.co.uk
Subject: Silver & Gold on the Beeb
On the Ken Bruce programme (on BBC Radio 2) some time between 9.30am and 10.00am-ish every morning this week, Neil Young's forthcoming album Silver & Gold is the featured "Record of the Week". This morning the featured song was Buffalo Springfield Again.
Tune to 88 - 91 FM, on the wireless dial.
Mark
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 19:39:30 -0400
From: Ashley O'Kurley <OKurlA@parl.gc.ca>
Subject: Guitar benefits Bridge School
They're auctioning a Neil-signed guitar in Toronto, to benefit the Bridge School...
Ashley
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2000 17:50:54 -0400
From: Kevin Woodward <ksrr@ispchannel.com>
Subject: S&G Broadcast in DC area
I just heard on WRNR radio that they are going to play the Silver&Gold special in the DC area at 8:30pm Eastern on Sunday nite, April 23rd.
Peace
Kevin--Union Man
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2000 08:01:21 -0400
From: RE*AC*TOR
Subject: NeilYoung.com launch
See the News Flash.
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 21:28:54 -0700
From: Peter Mikes <pmikes@interchange.ubc.ca>
Subject: Anti-Hit
On the Canadian "Anti-Hit List" (a weekly top 10 that Canoe's entertainment editor does, where he takes ten songs a week that he thinks radio is missing and makes a list outta them):
#4. Neil Young - Horseshoe Man
Just when you think Young has permanently crossed the thin line that separates profundity and wisdom, he comes up with this homespun gem:"Love ain't lookin' for perfection
The highlight of what sounds like the stylistic sequel to Comes A Time. (From Silver & Gold,, Reprise/Warner)
Love's the answer... love's the question"
Hey folks, just a reminder... the broadcast of the KGSR interview with Neil Young (recorded March 17) and the first broadcast of the Silver & Gold album is this Wednesday, April 19, from 10:30 P.M. till midnight (Central Standard Time). The show will be broadcast on KGSR in Austin and apparently 150 other stations throughout the universe. There's some more info, and a cool photo of ol' Neil at KGSR's website.
Take care, Charlie.
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2000 08:32:58 +0300 (EET DST)
From: Petri T Heliniemi <heliniem@cc.helsinki.fi>
Subject: Authorized Bio cancelled?
Just got this e-mail from Amazon...
Hello from Amazon.com.Ol' BlackWe are sorry to report that the release of the following item has been cancelled:
James McDonough "Neil Young : Better to Burn Out Than to Fade Away"
Though we had expected to be able to send this item to you, we've since found that it will not be released after all. Please accept our sincerest apologies for any inconvenience we have caused you.Your order is now closed. Thanks for shopping at Amazon.com, and we hope to see you again!
Sincerely,
Customer Service Department
Amazon.com
Just got the new Rolling Stone. Got kinda excited when Neil's name was on the cover. This is the third article that featured Neil in three straight issues.
It's a review of Silver & Gold, and it's the headlining review. They gave it just a 1/2 a star short of being a classic. That's the highest rated new labum I have seen in RS for a long time. I've heard some of the songs from the album live, and a few web clips, and now I'm stoked.
lil' kenny
Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 00:58:09 -0700
From: Heather Brown >mason13197@email.msn.com>
Subject: Neil on 3rd SNL!
I just watched Saturday Night Live. When they announced the upcoming
shows, they said Neil would be on, on May 6th!
Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2000 20:42:33 -0700 (PDT)
From: Ian Rosen <shmucking@yahoo.com>
Subject: Patti: Props to Neil
In an interview with Patti Smith in LA Weekly, she answers the question "Who’s making great rock & roll right now?" with:
"Neil Young is still doing good work, but the people doing the really great rock & roll are people I don’t know...."
An article in today's Los Angeles paper profiles Terry Gross, host of the outstanding NPR interview show "Fresh Air". She's been doing the show for 25 years, and has interviewed over 5000 guests from all aspects of culture (politics, entertainment, "life"). Here's a quote from the article:
Perhaps her favorite guests are musicians, including Elvis Costello and Neil Young, who have performed on her show and discussed their composing process. "I love songs. Songs are my favorite things," says Gross, who confesses that she yearned to be a lyricist when she was in high school. "I find it very fulfilling to hear somebody talk and perform in the same show."RE*AC*TOR
A local Atlanta radio station had Stone Temple Pilots in for a "LiveX" concert (which can be seen on their 99x.com website). They took questions from listeners, and one asked something about which groups they played with. Scott Wieland answered they had been fortunate to share the stage with many of the people who inspired them. The first name out of his mouth was Neil Young.
Barry
Date: Fri, 14 Apr 2000 11:03:58 +0800
From: Michael Raney <mraney@mail.utexas.edu>
Subject: The Rolling Stone "Archives" article
I have seen the Rolling Stone article mentioned, but not the details. For example, in referring to the box set, Neil says "We may have overstepped the bounds of reality with this thing . . . People may not be prepared for the amount of detail this has . . . But this is the Information Age."
Other details:
Just checked out www.NeilYoung.com, Neil's soon-to-be "official" website. It has a lot of cool graphics up, but no links yet. It says that April 18th is the official launch. It looks like there could be buttons for Silver & Gold, for Shakey Pictures and for Archives. Hard to tell, but it looks cool.
LRR
purple words
Date: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 14:34:16 +1000
From: Rod Sims <rsims@scu.edu.au>
Subject: S&G Down Under
For us Aussies, Silver & Gold has a release date of May 1,
including the Silver & Gold Video. No news on the "special edition"
of the CD.
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 20:46:23 -0500
From: horseshoe man <ponka@kskc.net>
Subject: You're Only As Neil Young As You Feel
Here's an unusual ad now running in the music trade mags
like Billboard and such...
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 16:15:08 EDT
From: RonDiStarr@aol.com
Subject: Connecticut S&G Broadcast
For you Hartford area Rusties, the Silver & Gold
Radio Broadcast is gonna be broadcast on 99.1 WPLR out of New Haven on
the 19th at 10PM. It says it will be 90 Minutes. Some of you New York area
Rusties might be able to get it as well. Also WPLR does broadcast over
the internet.
Ron
Date: Tue, 11 Apr 2000 12:24:44 GMT
From: Mark Bouwmeester <pianodeun@hotmail.com>
Subject: Silver & Gold Video Sample in Holland
In the next Countdown Hitfiles, a Dutch television program, some footage from the Silver & Gold video/DVD of Neil will be featured. About 3 minutes will be shown.
The broadcast is on Sat. 15 April at 18.30 CET on Channel Veronica.
Kind regards,
Mark Bouwmeester
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 23:59:33 +0200
From: Klaus Krosse <klaus.krosse@online.de>
Subject: Silver & Gold on Vinyl
Just saw at the German online record store JPC that the Silver & Gold vinyl LP will be released on 15 May 2000 in Germany.
Klaus
Date: Sun, 09 Apr 2000 09:09:23 EDT
From: NYC Man <northern02@hotmail.com>
Subject: New Film Features Cowgirl
Cowgirl in the Sand was used hauntingly in a key scene (taking place in
a hospital) in Alison Maclean's new film, Jesus's Son, about the drug
culture in the 70's. The movie follows one such character called FH (short
for fuckhead) and his various adventures and misadventures. The film stars
Billy Crudup and Samantha Morton (recently nomonated in a best supporting
actress role in Woody Allen's Sweet and Lowdown). There are also cameos
by Denis Leary, Holly Hunter and Dennis Hopper. The film, based on a book
of linked short stories of the same name by Denis Johnson, Jesus's Son is
due to be released in June 2000. It is quite funny given the dark nature of
the film and it is also extremely well acted. It may remind you of
Drugstore Cowboy.
Northern Man
Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2000 11:25:03 +0200
From: Mikael Weiss <weiss@telia.com>
Subject: Swedish TV's Neil Reference
Yesterday, Swedish ZTV reported on the start of the Oasis US tour in Seattle, on the anniversary of Kurt Cobain's suicide 6 years ago. They mentioned how Oasis had played Hey Hey, My My and the crowd had filled in on "it's better to burn out than to fade away..."
Cheers
Mikael, Uppsala
Date: Fri, 7 Apr 2000 14:20:44 EDT
From: JMarr43106@aol.com
Subject: Rumors, rumors
I heard that:
From RockNews.com:
Kurt Response
Oasis launched the U.S. leg of their world tour Wednesday in Seattle. Fans cheered wildly when Noel Gallagher dedicated a cover of Neil Young's Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) to Nirvana's Kurt Cobain, who killed himself six years ago this week. Cobain had paraphrased the tune in his suicide note.
nme.com
Last night on VH1's The List, the topic was "Album Everyone Should Own". Minnie Driver volunteered Harvest as her first choice. In response, David Allen Grier replied, "Yeah, when I was fifteen and high on mescalin!"
Harvest managed to stay on "the list" through the elimination round, however it did not make the top 3 final cut.
-dontspookthehorse
Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 12:29:23 -0400
From: RE*AC*TOR
Subject: The Vulture
I stumbled across a column in The Times of London called The Vuture, with a tag-line of "Picks over the bones of contemporary culture."
A
recent issue of that column covered the film Butch Cassidy and the
Sundance Kid, the book Death of a Naturalist, and the record
Sleeps With Angels.
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2000 00:13:07 +0200
From: Jos Starmans <starman1@hvision.nl>
Subject: S&G Euro-dates
Regarding the European Silver & Gold release date, my contact at Warner Music Benelux mailed me last Wednesday that the CD release date is April 21st, and the release date of the video on DVD and VHS is May 1st.
Yours,
Jos Starmans
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 21:08:55 -0700
From: John Freeman <jcfree@banet.net>
Subject: Neil checks out Lou
Had my first Neil encounter after many years of following the man. I went to all three nights of Lou Reed's shows at the Knitting Factory, and last night (Sunday) just before the show started someone planted a hand on my shoulder and asked if he could get by. I was about to make a fuss when I turned around and saw Neil. Couldn't see who he was with (a group of 3 or 4 women) but he just smiled when I said "Hi Neil", and he stepped over the seat into his reserved seats. He stayed for most of the set, then his group went back to the dressing room. Neil followed a few minutes later and then left before the show ended.
Neil seemed to really enjoy some of Lou's new songs, leaning forward and tapping away on his knees, especailly when the guitar got real fuzzy and distorted.
By the way, Lou was great. The new album should be fantastic judging by
the new songs he played. Lou seemed very relaxed and easy-going for a
change, especially the first night. Over the three nights, behind the
reserved seats we saw Laurie Anderson (of course), Willem Dafoe and half
the cast of the Sopranos. Basically three fantastic nights of music,
topped off with my first Neil encounter. As good as it gets.
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 18:03:56 -0400
From: Ted Gocal <gocalt@osceola.k12.fl.us>
Subject: Silver & Gold Video Press Release
A press release with details about the Silver&Gold DVD is available on the DVD File web site.
:-> Ted Gocal
Date: Mon, 03 Apr 2000 08:27:36 +0200
From: Mikael Weiss <weiss@telia.com>
Subject: More on S&G Limited Edition
According to a review of Silver & Gold on Amazon.com:
"The Limited Edition version of the CD comes in special packaging and includes a poster bearing Young's handwritten Silver and Gold lyrics."
Rolling Stone On-line now has
an
extended article on CSNY similar to the one in the recent mag.
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Sat, 1 Apr 2000 08:09:55 -0600
From: Lynn Carrington <lynncarrington@dialaccess.com>
Subject: Neil in Rolling Stone
The April 27th issue of Rolling Stone (with Red Hot Chili Peppers
on the cover) has an article on page 36: Neil's Big Harvest. It's about
the release of Silver & Gold, and also talks about
Volume 1 (a "10-disc set") of Neil's extensive archives.
Peace,
Lynn
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 09:46:46 -0500
From: John Kitamura <kato@ati.com>
Subject: Weirdness at the Walk
Acting on a last minute tip from my friend Dave, I managed to arrive at the Royal Alex theatre just as the Walk of Fame ceremonies were starting. Actually, I missed the bagpipers and the opening speech by the president of the Walk of Fame committee. The participants were already seated in a row in front of the theatre, and a large section in front of them was gated off for VIPs. Behind them was another gate for the scant public (including me). There were not a lot of people there - probably due to the fact that it wasn't well advertised. A couple film crews (CTV, some online website, someone else) were set up.
Our beloved (?) Mayor, Mayor Mel Lastman (the clown prince of Mayoral politics) gave a funny speech welcoming Donald Sutherland and Neil Young back to Toronto. As reported on the online news reports, he said something like "(reading from notes) ... and Neil Young, who has given us his music and poetry (stops reading, looks back and Neil) Poetry? (looks back at crowd) This guy doesn't look like he writes poetry. I was talking to him for a few minutes and he didn't say anything poetic!".
Later in his speech he mentioned that Neil's biggest seller was Heart of Gold. "(looks back at Neil) Is that right? Is Heart of Gold your biggest record? (Neil shrugs). It isn't? (Neil says 'I don't know'). Oh you don't know. Well I just wanted to make sure my information was correct".
Mel then handed the out the 'keys to the city' to the Donald and to Neil. He read out the inscription, which mentioned 'Heart of Gold'. Something like 'We give you the keys to the city for showing the world that Canadians have a Heart of Gold'. Actually I hope it wasn't as corny as that. Donald Sutherland strode up to Mel Lastman and kissed him as he took his keys. Neil barely got up off his seat, and just sort of leaned towards Mel and stuck out his hand! (which I thought was pretty funny).
Then Heritage Minister Sheila Copps gave a speech in which she tried to include a bunch of Neil Young song titles. Yes it was that corny. She said something like "Most Americans wouldn't know about Ontario, or even a small town in North Ontario ... etc." She said something weirder like "As Canadians, we are proud that you and your three illustrious partners (i.e. CSNY) have shown the world that Canada can Rock in the Free World ...". What did that mean?
And then to end the speech she said "But the most important thing is that you've taught us all to 'Teach Our Children Young'!". I'm still confused about that one. She then handed each of them star-shaped trophys commemorating the Walk of Fame unveiling. They, too, had inscriptions -- of which I now forget.
Then Donald and Neil pulled the covers off their stars, and photos were taken. Neil scurried off inside the Royal Alex and Donald stayed out for a while signing stuff.
I saw Ben, Zeke and Elliot in attendance. Didn't recognize anyone else.
regards, kato
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 09:07:10 EST
From: Deb Schulmeister <sunscreen7@hotmail.com>
Subject: Arc Day is upon us!
Flip that calendar page and make your mark on tomorrow.... Once again, it's ARC DAY!!!!!
Play it proud, play it loud, play it all day! Open your doors and windows and share it with the neighbors!!! FEEEEEEEDBAAAAAAAAAACK!
Go find your copy of Arc NOW. Dust it off, load it in the stereo, get it ready, get up early tomorrow and play the hell out of it...
Happy third annual ARC DAY eve, gang!!! Let's share the wealth....
Deb
Rewriting the Rules (and readying the neighborhood)
Date: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 08:04:39 -0500
From: RE*AC*TOR
Subject: Neil gets his star
Previously it was reported that Neil would be added to the Canadian Walk Of Fame in June. I guess since he's in town with CSNY2K right now, they decided to save him a return trip. Here are excerpts from a Toronto Sun article:
Expatriate entertainment stars Donald Sutherland and Neil Young now have a corner of the homeland to call their own.The Globe and Mail also covered the story...
The actor and the musical legend yesterday unveiled their neighboring King Street stars -- actually stylized maple leafs set in granite -- on Canada's Walk of Fame.
Singer-songwriter Young, 55, who wore a backwards baseball cap and a CSNY leather tour jacket over jeans, was a man of few spoken words.
"I'd like to thank Canada for giving me my roots and I'd like to thank my Mom and Dad for teaching me the value of free expression," Young said before leaving for a sound check for last night's Air Canada Centre concert.
Sutherland and Young were each given a take-home trophy version of their Walk of Fame star. Mayor Mel Lastman also awarded them keys to the city. On a stage flanked by Canadian flags and Mounties (serenaded with South Park's Blame Canada by a couple of onlookers), Lastman called the two "great ambassadors" for Canada and praised their career achievements, after a fashion.
"Neil has delighted millions with his music and his poetry. He doesn't look like he does poetry, huh? I was talking to him for a few minutes and I didn't hear anything poetic," he said.
Federal Heritage Minister Sheila Copps began her remarks by calling Sutherland "sexy."
"What about Neil?" yelled an onlooking fan.
"Neil gives great music," Copps replied.
See the News Flash.
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 17:24:47 -0500
From: Chuck Singer <mr.chuck@mindspring.com>
Subject: Double Trouble props to Crazy Horse
In a Guitar World interview with the members of Stevie Ray Vaughn's Double Trouble, keyboardist Reese Wynans replied to a question about the "spiritual bond" between band members themselves and the ensuing relationship to audiences:
"That will happen with a band every once in a while. Neil Young & Crazy Horse is a good example of a band that created something very special, something that would only happen with those specific guys. There are not many bands like that."
From within a Wall of Sound article:
"With his thin white tie, red dress shirt, and black jeans, Grohl recalled Billy Joel in his new-wave phase. But his long black sideburns, overlong bangs, and hunched-over-the-mic posture suggested a younger Neil Young."
In this month's(April) edition of GQ magazine there is a good article about CSNY, with about 90 percent of it focusing on The Neil and his relationship with the other three. It's close to six pages and pretty insightful. The author comes across as a pretty big fan of Neil's.
Kind of ironic: the king of flannel and jeans in a magazine like GQ. Maybe that's why there aren't many pictures of him.
Zac
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 12:00:20 -0500
From: RE*AC*TOR
Subject: Neil at the Walk
Regarding Neil being added to the Canadian Walk of Fame,
Billboard
says that Neil will be at the Toronto ceremony on June 23.
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 11:42:03 -0500
From: RE*AC*TOR
Subject: SonicNet Interview
A story that starts very similar to the recent Rolling Stone story (referenced in a recent newsflash here), with Neil locked out of his room in Austin and doing the interview on a couch in the hall, is now online at SonicNet.
Not much we haven't heard, but it does fill in some gaps about Silver
& Gold (both the album and the movie)....
. . . RE*AC*TOR
Date: Tue, 28 Mar 2000 10:33:35 -0500
From: RE*AC*TOR
Subject: Details of S&G Radio Special
Regarding the coming radio special, checking KGSR's website, we find:
April 19:So we get both the interview and the album about a week ahead of the CD release, as long as you can access an SFX station. (Be sure to check for stations that broadcast over the web if you don't have a local SFX station.)
During the recent South By Southwest Film Festival, Neil Young premiered his new film Silver and Gold. KGSR's Jody Denberg had a conversation with Neil regarding the movie and his new CD - and we gave you a taste of that interview on March 17th.107.1 KGSR is pleased to present the full interview broadcast, along with the world premiere of the CD Silver & Gold, from 10:30 pm through midnight. This interview airs not only on KGSR, but also on the 150 stations of the SFX Radio Network.
The cover of the Silver
& Gold album is on the American
Reprise
Records site. From the pic it is easy to see that the Australian
picture was not blurry -- that is the way the cover looks!
Notice how the font is similar to ATGR.
Ta,
Jason Taylor
Here are some Real Audio samples, off of the UBL site, covering about half of the songs from the Silver & Gold album:
Image Entertainment's DVD News site has finally announced Silver & Gold. Here's what it says:
Neil Young: Silver And Gold"Moe the Sleaze"
ID: WEA38521DVD - $24.99 - Not Rated
UPC: 075993852127 - 62 min. - 1999
Preorder: 3/28/00 - Warner Music
Street: 4/25/00 - Music
Full Frame - Color - English - Region 1Dir:L.A. Johnson
Recorded live at Bass Concert Hall in Austin, Texas, during his 1999 solo acoustic tour, Silver and Gold is an intimate showcase for one of the most influential and enduring singer-songwriters of his generation.Songs: Looking Forward, Out of Control, Buffalo Springfield Again, Philadelphia, Daddy Went Walkin', Distant Camera, Red Sun, Long May You Run, Harvest Moon, The Great Divide, Slowpoke, Good To See You, Silver and Gold.
SFX Radio Network is offering "Silver & Gold", a radio broadcast to air between April 19-23. Local stations can choose when to run it, so watch local schedules.
The show will be hosted by Jody Denberg of KGSR Austin
Brian From Boston
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 14:27:04 GMT
From: Alan Burns <ambulanceblues@hotmail.com>
Subject: Neil on Scottish Big Screen
Up here in Edinburgh, that greatest of independent cinemas, The Cameo (on Home Street, Tollcross), has started a short Jarmusch season, running from this week through to May.
In a couple of weeks time, they're putting on Dead Man, which should be cool for Neil's soundtrack...I haven't seen the film before or heard the music, so I'm looking forward to that...
What I'm really looking forward to, though, is THIS week's Jarmusch feature, showing on Thursday night at midnight. It's a 107 minute testament to the power of pure rock & roll, and has a title which links a period of 365 days with a large hooved animal...
WOOOOOO HOOOOOO!!!!!
can't wait to see it up on a movie screen......
Anyone within reach of Edinburgh, see you there!!!!
sooner or later it all gets real,
Al.
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 12:01:52 -0800 (PST)
From: James Dusewicz <crazyhjhd@yahoo.com>
Subject: CSNY in Rolling Stone
I only read Rolling Stone these days in the public library. And even then, I skim only those rare articles that I am interested in. However, the 4/12/2000 issue has a review of Lou Reed's new album, and a full blown article on the CSNY reunion. All the members are interviewed in the course of the article, and each has a full-page portrait.
I have to say that I have never been more emotionally engaged with a Rolling Stone article than with this one. If you get a chance to read the article, you will know what I mean.
jim
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 08:13:28 -0400
From: Andy Strote <strote@interlog.com>
Subject: Neil's Formula
A Launch article about Neil's Walk of Fame star, includes this...
In a recent interview, LAUNCH asked Young if there was a particular method or formula to the stylistic diversity he'd practiced from one album to the next throughout his career.Andy Cutlass Supreme"There's no real logic to it," Young explained. "I may do two rock 'n' roll albums in a row at some point, or I may do two soft ones in a row, or I may do some different kind of album that everybody wonders what the hell I did that for. I mean, I could do that. You know, it just depends, and there's no plan. I'm just going with the songs. The songs dictate the direction."
According to the UK DVD Debate website, the Silver & Gold DVD and VHS will be released in England on May 1. Here are the details:
"Neil Young - Silver And Gold is out on May 1st on both VHS and DVD. This one is a 63 minute title featuring 13 tracks on a dual layered disc with both PCM and 5.1 audio tracks. Both titles will retail for £19.99."Note you can pre-order both from UK video stores.
I emailed Reprise Records to find out the difference between the regular Silver And Gold album and the "Limited Edition" copy, and how many copies would be available. This is what they sent me back:
> The difference is in packaging, and the limited edition > will include a poster. There are only 15,000 copies of > the limited edition being printed.James
Neil is one of this year's recipients of a 'star' on Canada's Walk of Fame in Toronto's entertainment district... I beleive the ceremony date is June 23... Full article is on the Jam Movies site (since the celebs they consider most newsworthy are the movie stars).
Wonder if Neil will show up for this...
Ray.
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