An unofficial news blog for Neil Young fans from Thrasher's Wheat with concert and album updates, reviews, analysis, and other Rock & Roll ramblings. Separating the wheat from the chaff since 1996.
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Lost Planet Editorial, Santa Monica, CA - Sept. 9, 2019
Photo by Rebecca Cabage/Invision/AP
First off, Neil Young is 74 years young today, Tuesday, November 12. So Happy Birthday Neil!!!
2nd, this was to be a momentous day for Neil Young as he expected to take an oath of citizenship to become a U.S. citizen. Unfortunately, that has not happened because his application has been
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In somewhat surreal news, the application by Canadian Neil Young to become a U.S. citizen has been delayed due to "possible lack of GMC (Good Moral Character)".
In a posting on Neil Young Archives: "I Have Been Very Successful In My Life", Neil reveals that his initial citizenship interview went fine, but due to a technicality, another interview has been required by the USCIS because
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"Uncle Eddie's NYA - New Tier?"
via Times-Contrarian | Neil Young Archives
In a posting last week , we covered a Times-Contrarian article that Neil Young is considering releasing all his unreleased album projects for subscribers well in advance of their normal physical releases.
A MESSAGE FROM NEIL
via Times-Contrarian | Neil Young Archives
In response to a NYA Letter to the Editor by Uncle
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ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 10/10/19 - UPDATED 11/19/19
Frame via Neil Young's Film "Journey Through The Past"
As noted earlier, an updated schedule for Hearse Theater is now posted on Neil Young Archives which includes the premiere repeat screening (on Hearse Theater) of Neil Young's film "Journey Through The Past" earlier this week on Tuesday.
Hearse Theater on NYA is now playing this weekend Neil
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Neil Young speaks about the new streaming audio service Amazon Music HD in a promo.
It's been a long, lonely battle on quality sound over the decades, but redemption for Young's quest is near at hand with HD streaming.
Earlier this year, a book on the subject titled "To Feel the Music" by Neil Young and Phil Baker was released on Neil’s quixotically quirky quest to deliver
