Neil Young
Chicago Theatre
Chicago, IL
April 21, 2014
“It’s a Beatnik Love Poetry Moment”

Recorded from Row NN, Sec 4R.
I attended the show and on a whim recorded it on my android smartphone.
This recording is single channel – monaural.

HTC Rezound Android Smartphone > EasyVoiceRecorder App > 16bit 44kHz Mono WAV > Audacity Peak Compressor > CD Wave > FLAC

Fully lossless. This recording captures Neil’s performance quite well.
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Set 1

1. From Hank To Hendrix
2. On The Way Home
3. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
4. Love In Mind
5. Mellow My Mind
6. Reason To Believe (Tim Hardin)
7. Someday
8. Changes (Phil Ochs)
9. Harvest
10. Old Man

Set 2

1. Beatnik Love Poetry Moment/Pocahontas
2. Cortez The Killer
3. A Man Needs A Maid
4. Ohio
5. Southern Man
6. Mr. Soul
7. If You Could Read My Mind (Gordon Lightfoot)
8. Harvest Moon
9. After The Goldrush
10. Heart Of Gold
    Encore
11. Thrasher
12. Postlude – Greensleeves and Crowd Exit Neil Young – vocals, acoustic guitar, 12 string acoustic guitar, piano, pump organ, harmonica

Neil Young
November 13 2007
Chicago Theatre
Chicago, Il

Disc 1

1. From Hank To Hendrix
2. Ambulance Blues
3. Sad Movies
4. A Man Needs A Maid
5. No One Seems To Know
6. Harvest
7. Journey Through The Past
8. Mellow My Mind
9. Love Art Blues
10. Love Is A Rose
11. Cowgirl In The Sand
12. Heart Of Gold

Disc 2

1. The Loner
2. Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
3. Dirty Old Man
4. Spirit Road
5. Bad Fog Of Loneliness
6. Winterlong
7. Oh, Lonesome Me
8. The Believer
9. No Hidden Path
   encore:
10. Cinnamon Girl
11. Tonight’s The Night
12. Sultan

Neil Young – guitar, guitjo, harmonica, piano, vocals
Ben Keith – pedal steel, lap steel, guitar, organ, background vocals
Rick Rosas – bass
Ralph Molina – drums, background vocals
Pegi Young – background vocals, vibraphone
Anthony Crawford – background vocals, piano
Eric Johnson – gong on Sultan

Source 1:

source: sonic studios dsm-6s> zefiro> iriver H120
transfer: iriver H120> usb>audio cleaning lab> flac level 6
location: just right of center 2nd row of loge

We had amazing seats just barely right of center 2nd row of the loge!
Great people around us who were not talking much at all. I’ve given the first
souce a listen and I think this one is much cleaner, without chatter, and
sonicly superior. But hey, I’m biased! Maybe not superior but different.
I haven’t listen to dirtrider’s source yet. Although there are minor level adjustment
at the begining of each set, I’d consider it an A recording. The final tune was from
his first band The Squires, circa 1965 or so, supposedly it has never been played
live before, Enjoy.

Source 2:

Recieved this from a very reputable taper on Rust last night at the Wallingford show. He asked if I could pot it onto dime for him. I did not get the details from him about his equipment (not that I would understand it) but he was in the 3rd row, center. I did listen to disc 2 on the way home last night and was quite pleased. I’ve gotten alot of shows over the years form this taper so I know you all will appreciate his work as well.