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Neil Young - Last Dance - Time Fades Away-original

The 1973 Live album, Time Fades Away, marks the first LP in Neil Young's early 1970s Ditch Trilogy (see also: On The Beach, Tonight's The Night). Somehow, 30+ years later, with the vinyl long out o...  
 
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wijreel (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Thanks to youtube and whoever posted this. I wore the fuck out of my cassette and this is all i have left. I love Time Fades Away. Favorite Neil recording to get fucked up to.
folkrockm14 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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neil is gonna put it out on cd when he puts out the archives vol 2
groovymusicman (4 months ago) Show Hide
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also my favorite song off the album. in my mind a very underated song. neil needs to put it out on cd.
edwardlepine (5 months ago) Show Hide
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My favorite cut off that album. Long live vinyl.
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theute01 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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This is gold. I am an Aussie but in the 70's, I was a "world child". Too much ganja, the Doctor said back then. I have this album on vinyl. God bless America and the Canadian Territory.
longlostgus (5 months ago) Show Hide
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No is Neil singing all the song with nash as back up.
Actually I was at the San Diego concert and Crosby didn't make it because of ankle injury but anyways he was in the song credits, really all is true, it was in march 1973.
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AK2927 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks Gus, great to be in contact with someone who was at these shows. There's just nothing like this happening any more - the drama, the risk taking. An album like this just wouldn't be released by a major company these days.
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the steel guitar really sets these albums apart from later crazy horse...amongst other things...lol
AK2927 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks - I always assumed it was but lately listening to it on an iPod I realised how many voices there were on it. Wish there was footage of this great song.

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