Neil Young - Carnegie Hall 1970 2LP 1972 The Only Ones and the

The Only Ones and the intimate airiness of Yuzo Iwata's Daylight Moon

I was pretty excited to get a grip of this one and gotta say it delivered

Another Owen Penglis warehouse find

‘Mercurial Passages’ burrows into the deep recesses of the psyche exposing the dark subconscious to the edges of madness

the five compositions on this record eschew synthesizer entirely

Neil Young - Carnegie Hall 1970 2LP 1972 The Only Ones and theIt seems that theres a steady stream of Neil Young live and solo recordings from 1968 1972 that have been released in the last decade or so (Canterbury House, Massey Hall, Cellar Door, Song For Judy, Young Shakespeare, etc etc), so, why another? As much as I was hanging out for a bootleg that was recorded sometime between 1974 1990, the more I listen to this Carnegie Hall show, the more I realise he was fucking on that night: crisp falsetto and the