This Note's For You Too! A Tribute to Neil Young
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A slew of indie artists band together on this uneven but ultimately winning two-disc tribute to Neil Young. Arranged from Young's earliest tracks onward (the album opens with the Dutch group Treble Spankers covering a surf instrumental Young recorded in 1963 with the Squires), This Note is elevated throughout by a palpable passion. Artists with underground cachet (Lee Ranaldo, the Walkabouts, the Bevis Frond) and ephemeral outfits alike chronicle Young's career from its very beginning up through 1994's "Piece of Crap." Strikingly, the '90s alt rockers who dominate here explore lesser-known tracks along the likes of "The Emperor of Wyoming," "Winterlong," and "Campaigner," as well as Young signature tunes "Tonight's the Night," "After the Gold Rush," and "Hey, Hey, My, My." Consider This Note a suitable complement to the relatively more star-studded alt Young salute The Bridge. --Steven Stolder
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This Note's for You Too!: A Tribute to Neil Young
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Innerstate
ProductGroup: Music
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ASIN: B00004XNSY
Release Date: 2002-04-05 |
Tracks:
- Aurora
- Burned - Ron & The Splinters
- Down to the Wire - Matt Piucci
- Expecting to Fly - Sonya Hunter
- Emperor of Wyoming - Mushroom
- Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
- I've Been Waiting for You - The Bevis Frond
- Cinnamon Girl - Big in Iowa
- Running Dry [Requiem for the Rockets] - Shane Faubert
- Winterlong - Lee Ranaldo
- After the Gold Rush - Tom Rapp
- Tell Me Why
- Don't Let It Bring You Down - Bobby Sutliff
- Ohio - The Coal Porters
- When You Dance I Can Really Love - Continental Drifters
- Needle and the Damage Done - Steven Roback
- Old Man - Richard McGrath, Russ Tolman
- Heart of Gold - Richard Lloyd
- Time Fades Away - Steve Wynn
- Don't Be Denied - Map of Wyoming
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- Tonight's the Night - Chris Cacavas
- Albuqerque
- Revolution Blues - Eric Ambel
- Vampire Blues - Pat Thomas
- Don't Cry No Tears - Ghosthouse
- Cortez the Killer
- Like a Hurricane - Rich Hopkins,
- Powderfinger - Chris Burroughs
- Campaigner - Snares & Kites
- Old Country Waltz
- Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)
- Too Lonely - Empty Set
- This Note's for You - Van Christian
- Don't Cry - The Absolute Zeros
- Days That Used to Be - Ad Vanderveen
- Old King
- Piece of Crap - Slobberbone
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- Some Worthy Neil Covers, And Plenty Of Forgettable Ones Too
- Scorching versions of some Neil classics!!!
- This cd traces alternative music back to one of its creators
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This Note's For You Too! A Tribute to Neil Young
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Innerstate
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B00000I9CU
Release Date: 1999-04-27 |
Tracks:
- Aurora - Treble Spankers
- Burned - Ron & The Splinters
- Down To The Wire - Matt Piucci
- Expecting To Fly - Sonya Hunter
- The Emperor Of Wyoming - Mushroom
- Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere - Tom Stevens
- I've Been Waiting For You - Bevis Frond
- Cinnamon Girl - Big In Iowa
- Running Dry (Requiem For The Rockets) - Shane Faubert
- Winterlong - Lee Ranaldo
- After The Gold Rush - Tom Rapp
- Tell Me Why - Hitchin' Post
- Don't Let It Bring You Down - Bobby Sutliff
- Ohio - Coal Porters
- When You Dance I Can Really Love - Continental Drifters
- The Needle And The Damage Done - Steven Roback
- Old Man - Russ Tolman/Richard McGrath
- Heart Of Gold - Richard Lloyd
- Time Fades Away - Steve Wynn
- Don't Be Denied - Map Of Wyoming
Tracks:
- Tonight's The Night - Chris Cacavas
- Albuquerque - Walkabouts
- Revolution Blues - Eric Ambel
- Vampire Blues - Pat Thomas/The Family Jewels
- Don't Cry No Tears - Ghosthouse
- Cortez The Killer - Hallo Venray
- Lika A Hurricane - Rich Hopkins/Luminarios
- Powderfinger - Chris Burroughs
- Campaigner - Snares & Kites
- The Old Country Waltz - Harvest
- Hey, Hey, My, My (Into The Black) - Golden Watusis
- Too Lonely - Empty Set
- This Note's For You - Van Christian
- Don't Cry - Absolute Zeros
- Days That Used To Be - Ad Vanderveen
- Old King - Lazy Sunday Dream
- Piece Of Crap - Slobberbone
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A slew of indie artists band together on this uneven but ultimately winning two-disc tribute to Neil Young. Arranged from Young's earliest tracks onward (the album opens with the Dutch group Treble Spankers covering a surf instrumental Young recorded in 1963 with the Squires), This Note is elevated throughout by a palpable passion. Artists with underground cachet (Lee Ranaldo, the Walkabouts, the Bevis Frond) and ephemeral outfits alike chronicle Young's career from its very beginning up through 1994's "Piece of Crap." Strikingly, the '90s alt rockers who dominate here explore lesser-known tracks along the likes of "The Emperor of Wyoming," "Winterlong," and "Campaigner," as well as Young signature tunes "Tonight's the Night," "After the Gold Rush," and "Hey, Hey, My, My." Consider This Note a suitable complement to the relatively more star-studded alt Young salute The Bridge. --Steven Stolder
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Some Worthy Neil Covers, And Plenty Of Forgettable Ones Too.......1999-06-15
Pop Kulcher Review: The tribute albums which have been cropping up like smallpox since the mid-'80's have been a mixed blessing. Sure, it's nice to hear other bands interpret music from your favorite artists, but many of these consist largely of lame unsigned bands, and the covers are usually either unimaginatively loyal to the original, or so over-the-top in their efforts to reinterpret the original as to be unrecognizable. One of the better discs in the genre (and one of the first) was 1989's The Bridge, a tribute to Neil Young. Now, a decade later, comes a second Neil Young tribute. It's a mixed bag, but, given it's relatively low price for a 2-cd set, undeniably worth it for Neil fans.
Unlike The Bridge, which had some heavy-hitters of the alternative rock scene (Sonic Youth, Pixies, Soul Asylum, Nick Cave, Dinosaur Jr.), This Note has very few recognizable names. There are a few members of the mid-80's Paisley Underground (Steve Wynn of Dream Syndicate, Steven Roback of Rain Parade); other stand-outs include Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth, Bevis Frond, Richard Lloyd of Television, and alt.country act (and Long Ryders spin-off) the Coal Porters. Because this collection was put together by Neil's Dutch fanclub, there are also a lot of unknown Dutch bands (who, surprisingly, do a pretty good job with the material). Of the two discs, the first is far better -- the songs are arranged chronologically, so the second disc is weighed down by Young's substantially weaker 80's & 90's material. Most of the stand-outs lean primarily towards a folky, alt.country/rootsy feel. Nothing terribly innovative or interesting, but the songs themselves are wonderful, so even the modest, unpretentious cover versions sound quite nice. The second disc offers some looser takes on the Young catalog, but most of the experimentation fares poorly -- certainly nothing which holds up to the reinterpretations of Young's work on The Bridge. All in all, some great music which could easily be culled down to a single, throroughly enjoyable disc or tape.
Scorching versions of some Neil classics!!!.......1999-05-28
I must admit I bought this CD with some trepidation having been a Neilophile for over 30 years but the majority of these artists do more than justice to the man's songs and some even up the ante a fair degree. I've only heard of a handful of these guys (notably Steve Wynn, Chris Cacavas, Van Christian, & Rich Hopkins & Lumanarios) but the musicianship is consistently excellent. This is a great compilation for folks just getting introduced to Neil's music and a real hoot for old fans. Don't know whether he's had a chance to give it a listen but I think The Old Man would be pleased. Far superior to the Bridge tribute released about six years ago. Give it a listen!
This cd traces alternative music back to one of its creators.......1999-05-14
Buy this CD if you a)Love Neil Young. b)Love the earliest of alternative/grunge music. c)Refuse to follow the herds of sheepish FM listeners into the path of "overhyped hit oblivion". Friends, even the pitifully overplayed "Heart of Gold" JAMS on this CD. This is a fine collection which loses the 5TH star only because of some CLASSIC OBSCURE Neil was left off. If people listen to this classic more than once, they will search the archives for more Neil Young that will never be found on any FM station. All of the artists, except one or two, do great interpetations of Youngs work. Try it you'll like it! Remember that some of these gems were written over 33 years ago-mindblowing music for the adventurous. Finally, proceeds go to Youngs' Bridge School, a notable cause, indeed!
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