Neil Young
& Crazy Horse
1986-10-25
The Omni
Atlanta, GA
Soundboard Recording
320 kbps
Artwork Included
01. Skit
02. Mr. Soul
03. Cinnamon Girl
04. WHen You Dance, I Can Really Love
05. Down By The River
06. Too Lonely
07. Skit
08. Heart Of Gold
09. Inca Queen
10. After The Goldrush
11. The Road Of Plenty
12. Drive Back
13. Opera Star (false start)
14. Opera Star
15. Skit
16. Cortez The Killer
17. Sample And Hold
18. Computer Age
19. Skit
20. Violent Side
21. Mideast Vacation
22. Long Walk Hom
23. Needle And The Damage Done
24. Hippie Dream
25. Powderfinger
26. Like A Hurricane
27. Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)
28. Skit
29. Prisoners Of Rock & Roll
Like the Allman Brothers who we discussed earlier this month, Neil Young was another member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 1995, which featured the induction of Led Zeppelin. For Neil, it was his second induction, the first having come two years earlier as a member of Buffalo Springfield.
This soundboard recording captures Neil in Atlanta on October 25, 1986, 4 decades ago today. That tour with Crazy Horse was a comeback for Young, who spent the early part of the decade recording music that confounded his fans and critics alike. After signing on with Geffen Records, he released a series of albums that hardle included the stuff folks had come to know and love: Trans in 1982, an experiment in electronic music, Everybody's Rockin' in 1983, a rockabilly album with the Shocking Pinks, and Old Ways in 1985, a country music disc. In fact, his own record label sued him for making music that was "unrepresentative of himself". The 1986 In A Rusted Out Garage tour found Neil once again stomping around on stage, with Crazy Horse at his side, playing the fierce, ragged, searing music that had become his hallmark.

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