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Over Neil Young’s long and storied career, a few special shows have earned
an almost mythic reputation, thanks to the dubious but nevertheless appreciated
(in retrospect) practice of bootlegging.
Carnegie Hall, recorded on original analogue multitrack, was mixed by “The
Volume Dealers” – Neil Young and Niko Bolas. This recording was made from
the show on December 4th, 1970, and it was the first time Neil ever walked
onstage at Carnegie Hall. There were two shows at Carnegie Hall, one on the 4th
and one followed at Midnight the next morning. No bootleggers ever captured this
first show, and it was, by far, a much superior show according to NY.
The concert’s generous setlist covers one of the most revered eras of
Young’s career, with stripped-down versions of the tunes “Everybody Knows
This Is Nowhere”, “Down By the River”, “Helpless”, and “Sugar
Mountain” plus “After the Goldrush”, from the album of the same name,
released only nine weeks prior to the Carnegie Hall show. Neil even plays the
poignant songs “Bad Fog of Loneliness”, “Old Man” and “See the Sky
About to Rain” before they were recorded and released. Carnegie Hall is an
album full of gems.
