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Neil Young- LIVE AT MASSEY HALL 1971- CD & DVD- 2007- Reprise Records- 093624332725- 500 grn
(NYA PS 03) NEIL YOUNG ARCHIVES PERFORMANCE Series Disc 03.
Released In HDCD (High Definition Compatible Digital).
LIVE AT MASSEY HALL 1971 is a live album by Canadian musician Neil Young. Released in March 13, 2007, the album features a solo, acoustic performance from Massey Hall in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on 19 January 1971 during the Journey Through The Past Solo Tour. It is the second release in Young's Archives Performance Series. From the Neil Young Archives Performance Series available for the First Time.
PERSONNEL: Neil Young – acoustic guitar, piano, vocals.
The second volume of Neil Young's long-promised, suddenly thriving Archives series is LIVE AT MASSEY HALL, preserving a 1971 acoustic show at the Toronto venue. Where the first volume captured a portion of Neil's past that wasn't particularly well documented on record this second installment may seem to cover familiar ground, at least to the outside observer who may assume that any solo acoustic Young must sound the same. That, of course, is not the case with an artist as mercurial and willful as Young, who was inarguably on a roll in 1971, coming off successes with Crazy Horse, CSN, and his second solo record, 1970's After The Gold Rush. The concert chronicled on LIVE AT MASSEY HALL finds Neil dipping into these recent successes for material, as he also airs material that would shortly find a home on 1972's Harvest in addition to playing songs that wouldn't surface until later in the decade and then there's two songs that never showed up on an official Neil Young album: the stomping hoedown "Dance Dance Dance," which he gave to Crazy Horse, and "Bad Fog Of Loneliness," which gets its first release here. This is a remarkably rich set of songs, touching on nearly every aspect of Young's personality, whether it's his sweetness, his sensitivity, his loneliness, or even his often-neglected sense of fun. True, the latter only appears on "Dance Dance Dance," but that comes as a welcome contrast to the stark sadness of "See The Sky About To Rain." But even if "Down By The River" and "Cowgirl In The Sand" retain their intense sense of menace when stripped of the winding guitar workouts of Crazy Horse, this concert isn't dominated by melancholy: it's a warm, giving affair, built upon lovely readings of "Helpless," "Tell Me Why," "Old Man," and an early incarnation of "A Man Needs A Maid" that removes the bombast of the Harvest arrangement, revealing the fragile, sweet song that lies underneath. While this concert isn't as freewheeling and rich as Young's studio albums of the early '70s it nevertheless captures the essence of Neil Young the singer and songwriter at his artistic peak. That's the reason why this concert has been a legendary bootleg for nearly four decades and why its release 36 years after its recording is so special: it may not add an additional narrative to Neil Young's history, but it adds detail, color, and texture to a familiar chapter of his career, rendering it fresh once more. No wonder Briggs wanted to release this concert as an album between After The Gold Rush and Harvest: it not only holds its own against those classics, it enhances them. LIVE AT MASSEY HALL was released as a two-disc set that contained a CD of the show and a DVD containing footage from a performance at the Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford, Connecticut in high fidelity audio.
Live Acoustic Performance From Massey Hall In Toronto, Canada On 19th January 1971 During The Journey Through The Past Solo Tour.
Comes In A Gatefold Cardboard Sleeve With A Large Sticker On The Cover And Two Insert-Flyers.
Manufactured In The E.U.
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