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from the article linda linked:

Crosby is also staying busy, having recently announced the release of his first-ever live album and accompanying concert DVD, David Crosby & the Lighthouse Band Live at the Capitol Theatre. The set is due out Nov. 25, and Crosby previewed it with a live rendition of "1974."

what the fuck, if you are gonna write a story, do just a wee little research first, it is NOT crosby's first ever live album....."it's all coming back to me now" 1995....well, maybe the writer of the article wasn't born yet.

And our thread for the new Crosby live album can be found here:

viewtopic.php?f=17&t=117301

That's today's journalism, Renny, like it or not. Loads of it going around.

It's been all downhill since Ted Baxter was fired.

That and the downfall of Les Nessman....

Wasn't Ted the only one who wasn't fired?

Hey, you're right. It's been all downhill since Ted Baxter retired.

Clearly the reporter was busy investigating the death of Crosby's muse with [checks notes] a live album and a Crosby/Nash compilation forthcoming...

i used to work with guy whose favorite saying was 'you can't teach stupid". the older i get, the more i find myself thinking exactly that.

"It all started at a 5000 Watt radio station in Fresno, California."

This incorrect info has been in every article I've seen about this new live album. That makes me think it's in the original press release that all these other articles are based on.

OK, I love these guys, and Stills and Young, too. And C&N done some stellar backup vocals on a lot of albums over the years. But a compilation of backup vocals? Really? Sorry, I've got most of this material, but that's not even the point -- the point is they're not the focus for any of this stuff. In some cases, you wouldn't even know it was them if you weren't told. Great work, sure. But this project feels like a real stretch to me. I'm not going to listen to something just because C&N did the harmonies. Come on, man.

And there's our forum blurb for the day!

i keep trying to think of why whoever put the press release together would say this. every band that crosby has ever been in has had a live album except the byrds while he was with them, and the skytrails band (which was basically CPR with a couple of different members).

i'll try from memory (what's left of it):

csny - 4 way street........deja vu live
csn - allies.......live 2012
crosby*nash - live
cpr - at the wiltern.......at cuesta college
crosby - it's all coming back to me now......live (a budget release if i recall correctly)

and now this one.

After reading the other thread, I'm pretty sure it's just an awkward way of saying first ever live CD/DVD pairing...

I totally agree. Well said. I might be wrong, but I think you speak for many. I'm sorry to say, but as one (or several) of our own once said, this does indeed feel like a money grab. I'll just make a homemade comp when the tracklist is released... and save my $$$ for a worthwhile new/archival release.

if i recall correctly nash talked about doing this a long time ago and it kind of fell by the wayside, why he wants to resurrect this now is beyond me. i highly doubt that there is nothing out there that most of the real don't already have,.

as stated above, there is so much more out there that nash could do that would be much more relevant than this. and, oddly, this can't really be a very big money maker for them can it? i would imagine that the original artists would garner most of the royalties from something like this.

where are the 4 - 6 songs that got finished during the aborted rick rubin disaster?

the CSNY2K live project

the other 5 stills-young band songs with the crosby*nash vocals

and how about domestic CD releases of still stills, crosby and nash greatest hits (the green one), nash's earth and sky, the first crosby*nash album, young's trans and journey through the past soundtrack.

i mean if nash is looking for things to do........................

Why the HELL has there never been a domestic release of the Graham Nash/David Crosby album? It holds its own with nearly any of the great material being released by CSN or Y at the time. Full of excellent songs. Great production, great performances. It has a wonderful mood to it, autumnal, kind of somber, just beautiful. I've got the import release from years back, and it's OK. I've also got the 180 gram vinyl release, which is wonderful, but I'm getting lazy in my old age and vinyl is a bit of work, after all. For me, it's an important piece of the CSNY story. Somebody should do a high-end release of it. I'm pretty sure it was a top ten album in its day. It's an under appreciated gem. It's a better album by far than anything any of these guys will produce going forward.

greg,

i have been told on a couple of occasions that the first crosby*nash was released in the US, albeit for a very short while.

i can tell you this, i have been a CD hunter for over 30 years and i have never seen one, either in person or online.

and its not alone, i have also been told the same thing about 'allies'.

renny

Renny,
Graham Nash / David Crosby was only released on CD in Japan and Europe- there's never been a North American release.
Allies has been released in the U.S. and Japan.