Crosby VS Stills VS Nash

pinkpanther escribió:

burton escribió:la cara de felicidad de crosby en el video es insuperable...

a proposito ¿que opinais de este disco?

Buen disco.

Obviamente no esta a la altura de sus primeros clasicos, pero bastante mejor y mas "digno" que otros discos anteriores como American Dream o After The Storm.

from the mars hotel escribió:

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Napoleon Wilson escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

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JIPI!!!

Spoiler:

Murdock escribió:Y todavía sin nadie que los traiga por España...

from the mars hotel escribió:

estas melodías no son de este planeta.............. ...........

Travis Bickle escribió:¿Alguien sabe si existe algún directo de Manassas?

PaulKossoff escribió:

Travis Bickle escribió:¿Alguien sabe si existe algún directo de Manassas?

Este


Por lo que he leído por aquí muy recomendable, creo que tiene actuaciones en directo y versiones alternativas, yo no lo he escuchado todavía

from the mars hotel escribió:

Demos, outtakes, alternate recordings from the sessions for the first LP
Early 1969, Wally Heider's Studio 3, Hollywood, CA

- Suite Judy Blue Eyes (instrumental)
- Helplessly Hoping
- Come In My Kitchen
- Wooden Ships
- Everybody I Love You
- Guinnevere
- Pre Road Downs
- 49 Bye Byes
- Blackbird
- You're Wrong Baby
- My Love is a Gentle Thing
- Everyday We Live
- Everybody's Been Burned


Though some unreleased Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young studio material from the late '60s and early '70s has come out in the CD era, it seems that more exists than was realized. It's not known for sure if everything on this bootleg of studio outtakes was recorded in 1969. More important than pinning down dates, however, is listening to the music, which proves to be always interesting, and often very worthwhile. There are a lot of goodies for CSNY fans to savor here, including four unreleased Stephen Stills songs, a couple of which ("Ivory Tower" and "Everyday We Live") have the hard rock/folk-rock blend of Stills at his best; an unreleased Neil Young song, "Everybody's Alone"; and Graham Nash, intriguingly, singing an acoustic cover of a David Crosby composition from the latter's days with the Byrds, "Everybody's Been Burned." It's true that much of the rest of the material on the disc consists of the sort of alternate versions with more hardcore collector appeal, and that the Stills-sung acoustic cover of Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin'" seems to be much the same version as the one that's on the 2006 expanded CD edition of Crosby, Stills & Nash. But even some of these are notably different than the familiar versions, à la acoustic takes of "Triad" and "Almost Cut My Hair"; a studio take of Young's "Sea of Madness"; and four takes of the Beatles' "Blackbird." The sound quality is superb, and fully of official release standard, though a few of the songs never released by CSNY in any form clearly seem unfinished (like Stills' "I'll Be There" and "30-Dollar Fire"). Certainly the caliber of the unissued ideas and songwriting is high enough to make one lament that the group didn't get it together to release more material before splitting in the early '70s, as the band clearly had more to offer than what surfaced on the official records. And there's some real interesting chatter in the track titled "Black Queen Riff," which Stills refers to as his song for the Grateful Dead. "We oughta help them make a record," says Crosby. "Oh, I'm gonna," responds Stills. Continues Crosby, "They're really dynamite musicians. They just don't know how to get it on tape." Admits Stills, "Hey, listen, I dug playing with them a shitload more than I dug playing with the [Jefferson] Airplane." "The Airplane's always playing weird changes and strange times and shit," adds Crosby. At which point the engineer interrupts and asks them whether he should stop the tape during this kind of chat...to which they agree.

PaulKossoff escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

Demos, outtakes, alternate recordings from the sessions for the first LP
Early 1969, Wally Heider's Studio 3, Hollywood, CA

- Suite Judy Blue Eyes (instrumental)
- Helplessly Hoping
- Come In My Kitchen
- Wooden Ships
- Everybody I Love You
- Guinnevere
- Pre Road Downs
- 49 Bye Byes
- Blackbird
- You're Wrong Baby
- My Love is a Gentle Thing
- Everyday We Live
- Everybody's Been Burned


Though some unreleased Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young studio material from the late '60s and early '70s has come out in the CD era, it seems that more exists than was realized. It's not known for sure if everything on this bootleg of studio outtakes was recorded in 1969. More important than pinning down dates, however, is listening to the music, which proves to be always interesting, and often very worthwhile. There are a lot of goodies for CSNY fans to savor here, including four unreleased Stephen Stills songs, a couple of which ("Ivory Tower" and "Everyday We Live") have the hard rock/folk-rock blend of Stills at his best; an unreleased Neil Young song, "Everybody's Alone"; and Graham Nash, intriguingly, singing an acoustic cover of a David Crosby composition from the latter's days with the Byrds, "Everybody's Been Burned." It's true that much of the rest of the material on the disc consists of the sort of alternate versions with more hardcore collector appeal, and that the Stills-sung acoustic cover of Fred Neil's "Everybody's Talkin'" seems to be much the same version as the one that's on the 2006 expanded CD edition of Crosby, Stills & Nash. But even some of these are notably different than the familiar versions, à la acoustic takes of "Triad" and "Almost Cut My Hair"; a studio take of Young's "Sea of Madness"; and four takes of the Beatles' "Blackbird." The sound quality is superb, and fully of official release standard, though a few of the songs never released by CSNY in any form clearly seem unfinished (like Stills' "I'll Be There" and "30-Dollar Fire"). Certainly the caliber of the unissued ideas and songwriting is high enough to make one lament that the group didn't get it together to release more material before splitting in the early '70s, as the band clearly had more to offer than what surfaced on the official records. And there's some real interesting chatter in the track titled "Black Queen Riff," which Stills refers to as his song for the Grateful Dead. "We oughta help them make a record," says Crosby. "Oh, I'm gonna," responds Stills. Continues Crosby, "They're really dynamite musicians. They just don't know how to get it on tape." Admits Stills, "Hey, listen, I dug playing with them a shitload more than I dug playing with the [Jefferson] Airplane." "The Airplane's always playing weird changes and strange times and shit," adds Crosby. At which point the engineer interrupts and asks them whether he should stop the tape during this kind of chat...to which they agree.

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from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

Stoner escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

fechas?

Parece que no tienen nivel para el Azkena, eso dicen... yo me meo, o que duermen a las ovejas, me mueroo......

Stoner escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

fechas?

Parece que no tienen nivel para el Azkena, eso dicen... yo me meo, o que duermen a las ovejas, me mueroo......

Spoiler:

from the mars hotel escribió:esperemos acontecimientos.............. ............

clint eastwood escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:esperemos acontecimientos.............. ............

4 dias seguidos? complicado no? Hablo del ARF, no de fecha en la peninsula.

from the mars hotel escribió:

no es su mejor disco,pero para mi sigue siendo super especial,magia pura..........

Stoner escribió:como comprenderéis para mí no es consuelo que vayan a Barna

PaulKossoff escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:

no es su mejor disco,pero para mi sigue siendo super especial,magia pura..........

Este es para mi el mejor (el que más me gusta)

dantes escribió: Para mi quiza no sea el mejor,pero yo mismo me contradigo porque es el que más escucho de ellos.

Tiene una calidez de sonido que se te hace muy agradable de escuchar.

from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

cablehogue escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

joder, una fecha aquí... por los clavos de cristo...

Geme escribió:

cablehogue escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

joder, una fecha aquí... por los clavos de cristo...

cablehogue escribió:

from the mars hotel escribió:Crosby, Stills & Nash announce European tour!


de momento,Alemania y Francia.............. ............

joder, una fecha aquí... por los clavos de cristo...

from the mars hotel escribió:6/20 – Dresden, Ger.
6/23 – Manheim, Ger.
6/24 – Bonn, Ger.
6/26 – Abenberg, Ger.
6/28 – Berlin, Ger.
6/29 – Hamburg, Ger.
7/1 – Munchen, Ger.
7/2 – Dortmund, Ger.
7/4 – Paris, France
7/5 – Paris, France

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Murdock escribió: