Neil Young - Carnegie Hall 19701st October sees the release of the Neil Young Carnegie Hall 1970. Young has selected this concert he played at New Yorks Carnegie Hall on December 4th, 1970 as the inaugural release from his Official Bootleg series. The show rounded off a seminal year for Young who had released the After The Gold Rush record just 3 months earlier in September which followed on from the Dj Vu album he recorded as part of Crosby, Still, Nash & Young in March of the

scraps of half-heard spiritual texts and

the new age classic comes as a limited LP with liner notes by band member Makoto Inoue

remastered

Portions were recorded on Mount Tamalpais during a self-made residency years back

To promote his installment project

Chapman and Cunningham play bass and guitars respectively

riffs that all can sing along to

We thought we would be some of the ones to usher in peace

making the lo-fi

There are ten of these musical haikus on Countless Branches

Recordings were done over 7 graveyard sessions at Latrobe University studios

the professor of love himself