NEIL YOUNG COW PALACE Live 1986 3-LP Vinyl BOX SET SEALED Rare RSD Crazy Horse
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NEIL YOUNG COW PALACE Live 1986 3-LP Vinyl BOX SET SEALED Rare.



KLOS FM Broadcast, Cow Palace, Brisbane, CA, 21. Nov. 1986.


All titles are numbered through from 1 to 25 from side A to side F.


This box is still factory sealed from 2013


So there were 2 pressings of this set but both have the same barcode. One set has triple 140 gram clear vinyl and the other


140 gram triple vinyl, one red, one white, one blue record.


I can’t tell which colour without opening which I am not willing to do.


Hardcase with booklet and three integrated innersleeves for the records.


Factory sealed minty fresh


℗ Leftfield Media 2011

© Let Them Eat Vinyl 2013


Free Uk recorded postage


Thanks


Cow Palace 1986 features a surprisingly crowd-pleasing set list full of deep cuts. From the cantankerous opening Buffalo Springfield number 'Mr. Soul', to a faithful rendition of 'Needle and the Damage Done', to blistering versions of 'Like a Hurricane' and 'Powderfinger', Neil and Crazy Horse are on fantastic form here.


Neil Young had just turned 41 when he played this momentous gig at Cow Palace, San Francisco. The show was part of the Rusted Garage tour with his backing band Crazy Horse. Despite his studio output not being up to his usual standard at this point in his career, Cow Palace 1986 finds Neil Young in blistering form playing songs from his days with Buffalo Springfield right up to his 1986 album Landing On Water.


Limited edition Record Store Day triple vinyl LP in hardcover slipcase


At well over two hours long, and boasting impeccable sound quality, Young draws from his full catalogue of work for this momentous concert In a boisterous yet jovial mood, and displaying so much of his unique guitar work, plus forays with harmonica, vocoder and even a telephone, this performance illustrates perfectly - if anyone is still in doubt - what all the fuss is about



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