Odeon Budokan Vinyl

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Available on VRL, the Odeon Budokan Vinyl by Neil Young With Crazy Horse – Odeon Budokan Vinyl is New and 24. Find it in the Vinyl Records category. Read more below, to check availability and how to order Odeon Budokan Vinyl for home delivery anywhere in the UK.

Description

There are certain albums in the extensive Neil YoungnbspArchives that take on a unique life of their own. Maybe its their rarity, or a galvanizingnbspreputation that sets them apart. One of the most anticipated releases in this ongoing musicalnbspmarch is the live collection ODEON BUDOKAN, recorded with Crazy Horse, scheduled for September 1st, release via Reprise Records, Neil Youngs home label for over 50 years.nbsp Originally recorded in 1976 almost a world apart at two overseas venues HammersmithnbspOdeon in London and Nippon Budokan Hall In Tokyo. The tentrack album includes annbspelectrifying range of songs, from well known classics to true surprises. Tracks on Side 1 werenbsprecorded in London March 31, 1976, and feature Neil Youngs solo set on guitar and piano fromnbspthe first half of the concert. Side 2 tracks were recorded two weeks earlier on March 11, 1976,nbspwith Young and Crazy Horse at an early electric apex.nbsp This is the first official vinyl release of the previously unissued ODEON BUDOKAN. It has onlynbspbeen available on Compact Disc as part of Neil Youngs ARCHIVES VOLUME II box set.

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