Damn... my laptop isn't broken, but it's so old that my flash player is out of date and it won't let me upload the version I need to play videos. But since I'm broke, I can't afford a new one. :-(
I can sing it for you... The lights turned on and the curtain fell down, And when it was over it felt like a dream, They stood at the stage door and begged for a scream, The agents had paid for the black limousine That waited outside in the rain. Did you see them, did you see them? Did you see them in the river? They were there to wave to you. Could you tell that the empty quivered, Brown skinned Indian on the banks That were crowded and narrow, Held a broken arrow?
Fan-tas-tic take on this prompt! I adore Neil's voice no matter who he's singing with. I especially love him when he's solo. This is one terrific song too.
Have you heard Neil's latest, NoName? It's fairly brilliant if you like his garage band sound as much as I do. In fact, one of things I most like about Neil is that he can go everything from country acoustic to grunge in the space of a heartbeat. I'm glad that broken blood vessel he had a couple of years ago didn't kill him. He's got a lot left to contribute.
I'm waiting for it to arrive from Amazon. These days I have to be careful not to double order things on both iTunes and Amazon. Man, I'm getting old. I agree with your assessment. Did you read his autobiography? Pure Neil.
I have somewhere in the area of 3,000 CDs and LPs. Do you know how long that might take me to digitize them? Did you know neil was working on a sonically superior digital download application. Yeah, it's called Pono. Sounds cool... http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/neil-young-expands-pono-digital-to-analog-music-service-20120927
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The lights turned on and the curtain fell down,
And when it was over it felt like a dream,
They stood at the stage door and begged for a scream,
The agents had paid for the black limousine
That waited outside in the rain.
Did you see them, did you see them?
Did you see them in the river?
They were there to wave to you.
Could you tell that the empty quivered,
Brown skinned Indian on the banks
That were crowded and narrow,
Held a broken arrow?