Neil Young Releases Second Archival Live Album
Neil Young will release Live at Massey Hall on March 13. It is the second record in Reprise's Neil Young Archives Performance Series, which includes last year's Live at the Fillmore East.
He calls the recording-- of a 1971 concert in Toronto-- "the album that should have come out between After the Gold Rush and Harvest" in a press release. Appropriately, Massey Hall's song selection borrows heavily from both of those career high points. The album comes with a DVD of the entire performance except for three songs.
Both Massey Hall and Fillmore East are part of a larger project, which includes the release of the eight-CD, two-DVD Archives Volume I. The box will include Young's output from 1963 to 1972 and will feature previously unreleased studio and live recordings, concert footage, and rare memorabilia.
Tracklist:
01 On the Way Home
02 Tell Me Why
03 Old Man
04 Journey Through the Past
05 Helpless
06 Love in Mind
07 A Man Needs a Maid / Heart of Gold Suite
08 Cowgirl in the Sand
09 Don't Let It Bring You Down
10 There's a World
11 Bad Fog of Loneliness
12 The Needle and the Damage Done
13 Ohio
14 See the Sky About to Rain
15 Down by the River
16 Dance Dance Dance
17 I Am a Child
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