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Neil Young 02/27/71
Royal Festival Hall, London, England
Set I
On The Way Home
Tell Me Why
Old Man
Journey Through The Past
Cowgirl In The Sand
The Bridge
The Loner
Don't Let It Bring You Down
See The Sky About To Rain
Out On The Weekend
I Am A Child
Ohio
Love In Mind
Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Heart Of Gold
A Man Needs A Maid
Harvest
The Needle And The Damage Done
Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing
Dance, Dance, Dance
Expecting to Fly
Set II
 
Set III
 
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Eric Horton (1/5) SHN / 1 View  
Notes: 02-27-1971, Royal Festival Hall, London, England Neil Young - vocals, guitar, banjo, keyboards, harmonica 1971 Journey Through The Past Solo Tour Source: SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN 1. On The Way Home 2. Tell Me Why 3. Old Man 4. Journey Through The Past 5. Cowgirl In The Sand 6. The Bridge 7. The Loner 8. Don't Let It Bring You Down 9. See The Sky About To Rain 10. Out On The Weekend 11. I Am A Child 12. Ohio 13. Love In Mind 14. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 15. Heart Of Gold 16. A Man Needs A Maid 17. Harvest 18. The Needle And The Damage Done Missing 19,20,21 19. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing 20. Dance, Dance, Dance 21. Expecting To Fly Setlist from Sugar Mountain: http://www.cruzio.com/~tah/sugarmtn.html Review from the Old Grey Cat: http://www.geocities.com/%7Eoldgreycat/csny/neillondon.htm
Dene Wright (1/5) CD / 1 View   Audience
Notes: All
Minor Hibbs (1/5) CDR / 2 A View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Tom King (1/5) CDR / 1 View   SBD
Notes: 02-27-1971, Royal Festival Hall, London, England Neil Young - vocals, guitar, banjo, keyboards, harmonica 1971 Journey Through The Past Solo Tour Source: SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN 1. On The Way Home 2. Tell Me Why 3. Old Man 4. Journey Through The Past 5. Cowgirl In The Sand 6. The Bridge 7. The Loner 8. Don't Let It Bring You Down 9. See The Sky About To Rain 10. Out On The Weekend 11. I Am A Child 12. Ohio 13. Love In Mind 14. Only Love Can Break Your Heart 15. Heart Of Gold 16. A Man Needs A Maid 17. Harvest 18. The Needle And The Damage Done 19. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing 20. Dance, Dance, Dance (missing: 21. Expecting To Fly) Setlist from Sugar Mountain: http://www.cruzio.com/~tah/sugarmtn.html Review from the Old Grey Cat: http://www.geocities.com/%7Eoldgreycat/csny/neillondon.htm It says something about his confidence in himself that at this February 27th, 1971 solo concert Neil included 11 new songs among a 20-song set. Or is that 21-song set? According to Johnny Rogan's book The Visual Documentary, "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong" was also performed that night but, alas, it's not included here. What is here, however, is pure genius. Presenting himself in the singer-songwriter mode then in vogue, Neil shapes a delicate and incisive set for an appreciative--and quiet--audience. Compare this set to, say, later solo Neil, and what comes across most is the slow dissolve of innocence and the dwelling on the down and dour; but, of course, that "dissolve" is the domain (primarily) of the young, and here it's captured by one of the best equipped chroniclers of such stuff in the arts today. It doesn't matter, really, how rich or poor you are, whether you're a rock star or a kid just out for a good time--eventually, life catches up to you. Typical for a Neil show, highlights abound: "Journey Through the Past" and a drop-dead, beautiful "Love in Mind" are two such moments. Quite a few songs that eventually surfaced on Harvest are also presented minus that album's MOR-ish sheen. Shorn of embellishments, "Old Man," "Out on the Weekend," "Heart of Gold," "A Man Needs a Maid," "Harvest" and "The Needle & the Damage Done" come across as what they, in truth, are: songs from a young man's soul. The sound quality is stellar throughout, with a minimum of hiss and audience noise. Even the most novice fan would/should enjoy it. (A) seeded by mrz
Chip Z (1/5) CDR / 2 View  
Notes: Solo
Sandy Cook (1/5) SHN / 1 View  
Notes: Liberated bootleg "London '71" solo acoustic
R Lewis (1/5) CDR / 2 View  
R Lewis (1/5) CDR / 2 A- View  
Ron Lynch (1/5) CDR / 1 A A- View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Notes: Review from the Old Grey Cat: http://www.geocities.com/%7Eoldgreycat/csny/neillondon.htm. It says something about his confidence in himself that at this February 27th, 1971 solo concert Neil included 11 new songs among a 20-song set. Or is that 21-song set? According to Johnny Rogan's book The Visual Documentary, "Flying on the Ground Is Wrong" was also performed that night but, alas, it's not included here. What is here, however, is pure genius. Presenting himself in the singer-songwriter mode then in vogue, Neil shapes a delicate and incisive set for an appreciative--and quiet--audience. Compare this set to, say, later solo Neil, and what comes across most is the slow dissolve of innocence and the dwelling on the down and dour; but, of course, that "dissolve" is the domain (primarily) of the young, and here it's captured by one of the best equipped chroniclers of such stuff in the arts today. It doesn't matter, really, how rich or poor you are, whether you're a rock star or a kid just out for a good time--eventually, life catches up to you. Typical for a Neil show, highlights abound: "Journey Through the Past" and a drop-dead, beautiful "Love in Mind" are two such moments. Quite a few songs that eventually surfaced on Harvest are also presented minus that album's MOR-ish sheen. Shorn of embellishments, "Old Man," "Out on the Weekend," "Heart of Gold," "A Man Needs a Maid," "Harvest" and "The Needle & the Damage Done" come across as what they, in truth, are: songs from a young man's soul. The sound quality is stellar throughout, with a minimum of hiss and audience noise. Even the most novice fan would/should enjoy it. (A)
Arthur Sutherland (1/5) SHN / 1 View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Arthur Sutherland (1/5) SHN / 1 View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
DSB (1/5) cdr / 2 View  
tom k (1/5) cdr / 2 A B- View  
Chonz (1/5) CD / 1 View  
Cheryl (1/0) shn / 1 A View   SBD
Notes: complete show
Cheryl (1/0) shn / 1 View   SBD
Notes: liberated bootleg 'London 71'; missing "Expecting to Fly"
Cheryl (1/0) flac / 1 View   AUD: master tapes > CDR > CoolEdit > FLAC
Notes: note: The first song of each CD fades (OTWH and OOTW),these fades are present on the master tapes.
Hans Voight (1/5) SHN / 1 A View   SBD > reel > ? > CDR > EAC > (clean-up edits) > CDR > EAC > SHN...
Mike McD (1/4.9) cd / 1 A+ A View   AUD.
Notes: Some hiss.
Tom Bashara/Eric Linstrom (1/5) SHN, Audio / 1 View   SBD, liberated bootleg
Notes: SBD, liberated bootleg
Tom Bashara/Eric Linstrom (1/5) DVD / 1 View   Pro-Shot
Notes: 1. Out On The Weekend 2. Old Man 3. Journey Through The Past 4. Heart Of Gold Includes Cat Stevens & James Taylor
Tom Bashara/Eric Linstrom (1/5) FLAC / 1 View   Analog AUD master > 3rd Gen. Cassette > DAT > Wav > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave >...
Notes: Analog AUD master > 3rd Gen. Cassette > DAT > Wav > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave > CD > EAC > Wav > Soundforge 6.0 > CD Wave > FLAC
Mark Reaume (1/0) Audio / 1 A B View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Notes: SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Rick (1/0) / 0 View  
Brandon Calloway (1/0) cdr / 1 View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Django (1/5) CDR-Shn / 1 View  
Doug Moog (1/4.3) shn / 1 View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
Notes: hard to believe this is a sbd
dlnlee (1/4) SHN / 1 A- View   AUD
Notes: 84:52; can convert to 2 CDRs.
Jeff Brown (1/5) SHN / 1 View   SBD>???>bootleg 'London 71'>CD-Rs>EAC>SHN
huntr (1/0) CDR / 1 View