Le Noise, Neil Young

[madrab]

Don't you miss it, don't you miss it, some of you people just about missed it!
(in the words, I think, of David Byrne)

Here is a your next well spent hour:
THE INTERVIEW:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYwK6VhGTOw

THE FILM:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wU5B53b9ntQ

[Bluesberry]

THE MAN

[Facemask93]

Just watch both of these , my god he is so good , Boulevard , and Love and War stand out to me as classics in the making , wow this is going on the iphone & piepod

Thanks Madrab for the heads up on this

Rob

[Oldrottenhead]

stunning

[Bluesberry]

He's like the high priest giving out his sermon on the mount, and the feedback guitar wail is his holy angelic choir.  I am very quickly becoming seriously blown away by this ablum.  No drums or bass!!! thats style man.  Just the man, his voice and his guitar. 

[Facemask93]

I totally agree with you dave , no drums , no bass , this is one amazing album , those semi's do feed back so nicely

Rob

[madrab]

I'm glad you all finally watched it. Amazing how good Youngs larger than life sound goes together with Lanois sounds-scapes. It becomes clear in the interview how much Lanois did afterwards — without overdubs, but there is soo much there to start with.

Lanois certainly has a very special way of producing but I think the result is best when he is working with strong minds, like Young (or Dylan).

[henwrench]

And the really mad thing is that this is NY's first solo album (live albums withstanding). Hard to believe, I know...
   Thanks for the heads up, probably his best album for a long old time, maybe since 'Sleeps with Angels' or 'Mirrorball'....

                                               henwrench

[Bluesberry]

Sleeps with Angels...I have a real soft spot for that one.  Love it.

[Oldrottenhead]

what a great album the only music ive really listened to lately apart from the stuff on here, we need to get neil to join our wee club.