Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Neil Young & Crazy Horse: Princeton-By-The-Sea 1996 (VG++ Aud) FLAC

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Old Princeton Landing, Princeton-By-The-Sea, CA
March 21st, 1996
Quality: VG++

OU: The original post said ..."this is the 1990s "organic" incarnation of Crazy Horse playing at a tiny bar in front of a packed audience of 100. Earthy, funky music - but also spiritual, surly bonds type of stuff. Luminous, incandescent, intense, whatever ... Have fun!!"
Well, it is a great recording marred by mic. phasing that resulted in the balance being hard left and the voices and instruments less clear, so I corrected the phasing by cross mixing the channels until the stereo image became clearer, and also I evened out the differing volume levels, so now it is a great listen...Enjoy!

Neil Young & Crazy Horse a.k.a. "The Echos"
Neil Young - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Frank Sampedro - guitar, keyboards, vocals
Billy Talbot - bass, vocals
Ralph Molina - drums, vocals

Disc 1 (65.59)
07.39 Country Home
04.20 Stupid Girl
04.42 Bite The Bullet
07.39 Drive Back
02.43 Wonderin'
14.15 Like A Hurricane
07.36 The Losing End (When You're On)
12.12 Dangerbird
04.49 Roll Another Number (For The Road)

Disc 2 (52.04)
05.35 Barstool Blues
05.38. When Your Lonely Heart Breaks
05.14 Homegrown
06.18 Prisoners Of Rock 'n Roll
03.33 Don't Cry No Tears
19.30 Down By The River
## Baby What You Want Me To Do ##
06.11 Powderfinger
## Track removed. Officially released on Broken Arrow (the aud taper's very recording) - that means you can actually patch in the missing track from the album if you care to.

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Comments welcome.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Thank you for more truly classic Neil. Regards from your original '73 requester

JLJR said...

The Echoes are always great to see.
Thanks.
Any chance of Neil Young and the Restless
ever seeing the light of day?

Joe L

Anonymous said...

Those Restless shows certainly were a bit special, didn't they put one of those shows out as a dvd sometime? Personally I love that lineup and it comes from one of Neil's great creative periods

La Piazza Gancio said...

Wasn't a version of "Cortez the Killer" on the compilation of the same name supposed to have originated from this show?

And if so, where is it?

Anonymous said...

Wow. A stunning performance. Unbelievable that ~150 lucky souls got to witness this (and the other OPL) performance. Clearly a great audience tape of this show. The songs simply cook and simmer. I can't imagine seeing this performance. A big 'thank you' for posting this one. Quite a unique chapter in the varied live catalog of Neil. The songs here have a purity about them, I dunno, maybe it was the atmosphere and knowing too these were played in some small venue.

Is there any chance of you posting the remaining shows as evidenced by the insert included of other volumes from the OPL gigs? It would be great to hear how Neil & Co. fared night after night in this bar and later in Santa Cruz. I know, a tall order amongst the variety here.

Bojangles said...

One of my favourites. This recording's far better than the recordings on the 4CD "The OPL-collection". The sound is much brighter and more dynamic. I can recommend it to anyone.

Grab it !