Neil Young

[damo101]

50 minutes ago, henry bear said:

It's a pity Crazy Horse won't be doing this tour (Nils has other plans), the Chrome Hearts are apparently a lighter proposition than the feral, jam-heavy Horse, but it'll be interesting to see what's played. NY has a tendency not to pander to the casual observer, although I should imagine Glasto will be more user-friendly than his own gigs 

Saw him solo a few years ago and he did 3 hours, first half was acoustic/70s type stuff and the second was 90s/electric. It was immense. Mainly bangers with some new stuff and obscure songs 

 

if he did a 90 min version of that I’d be well happy

[Skip997]

14 hours ago, NorthernSoul52 said:

With the London Symphony Orchestra?

Is that a thing? Some folks get really weird when they get older. 
 

Cypress Hill are on my bucket list, but not with an orchestra, FFS it’s hardly Hiphop 

[judyblue110]

1 hour ago, henry bear said:

It's a pity Crazy Horse won't be doing this tour (Nils has other plans), the Chrome Hearts are apparently a lighter proposition than the feral, jam-heavy Horse, but it'll be interesting to see what's played. NY has a tendency not to pander to the casual observer, although I should imagine Glasto will be more user-friendly than his own gigs 

 

The Chrome Hearts are still a relatively unknown entity so don't rule out some jams just yet. They're essentially just Promise of the Real and those shows featured a good mix of his catalogue!

 

The band he played with in 2009 ("the electric band") were similar in style, and they managed some 30 - 40 minute jams (albeit not at Glastonbury - probably for the best!)

[duke88]

30 minutes ago, Skip997 said:

Is that a thing? Some folks get really weird when they get older. 
 

Cypress Hill are on my bucket list, but not with an orchestra, FFS it’s hardly Hiphop 

 

They did a one-off with them at the Royal Albert Hall, was a nod to a joke about it in The Simpsons.

 

https://www.theguardian.com/music/article/2024/jul/10/hip-hop-band-cypress-hill-makes-1996-simpsons-joke-come-true-london-symphony-orchestra

[Ayrshire Chris]

We could always have Lynrd Skynrd subbing him, if any of them are still alive.
 (for those who remember the words of sweet home Alabama}!
  

[judyblue110]

31 minutes ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

We could always have Lynrd Skynrd subbing him, if any of them are still alive.
 (for those who remember the words of sweet home Alabama}!
  

 

No bad blood there. Loads of myths around this topic, but ultimately they were friends afterwards.

 

Neil wrote about the incident in his (first) autobiography, expressed some regret about Alabama, one of the songs that triggered the famous response.

[henry bear]

2 hours ago, Ayrshire Chris said:

We could always have Lynrd Skynrd subbing him, if any of them are still alive.
 (for those who remember the words of sweet home Alabama}!
  

Don’t think there any members who played on the 70’s stuff still alive other than Artimus Pyle, who’s a convicted nonce

[Ayrshire Chris]

7 minutes ago, henry bear said:

Don’t think there any members who played on the 70’s stuff still alive other than Artimus Pyle, who’s a convicted nonce

Thought he was dead. Trust him to outlive the others. 
I do recollect they made up after the initial argument @judyblue110, saw them a few times decades ago, once supporting Deep Purple and they blew purple off the stage.