arewhyehen wrote:Alabama Woody wrote:I know the record booth is cool. I know you Swirlers who are talented enough to walk in there and use it are lucky and I could see where that would be great fun. But I just can't get into this whole Neil Young Box Set doesn't sound to good. I love that the recordings are live and instantaneous. But could they have just scooted over a little in Jacks building and used some nice equipment and get a good sounding rendition of the songs. I love Neil Young and Jack White, my favorites !!! But damn I think the one 12" lo-fi copy I have now will do me. I so wish they would get in a studio or in the blue room. The blue room is one big recording box for Jack. Let Neil play some heart felt songs in there and record them with that fancy thing in there. For God's sake lets not make this a habit. I can't listen to it to many times. I like the songs a lot but damn lets put it on a machine that maintains its speed and has audio qualities that the "box" can't achieve.
OK - I feel better.
I think they said they set up mics in the booth to record the songs as well, so it's much better quality. I think the box set includes a 12" pressing of that.
So $100 for the one that sounds the "best" basically. I don't want all those 6" records, I have the 12" record, I guess there is a book, video of the process, I know the process.. The only reason I would buy it would be to kind of collect it, but I don't see it leaving the box much.
The late show thing was an info commercial ....
A good one, but that's what it is.
Still loved seeing Neil sing. He is one of a kind. Not many people can pull off a show like he does by himself with a shit load of guitars, harmonicas, and sometimes an organ. At any time he can play what ever he wants by himself, like it was nothing. Brilliant musician, I'm so glad him and Jack are messing around. They need to get serious ...