with Neil-cover-band “Helpless“. Farewell show, as the band might disbandon. A Neil Young tribute, and a tribute to all those years together with that band.
Live on stage: 10 September 2011 at the club “Sound-n-Arts” in Bamberg, East-Germany.
Tue Recht und scheue niemand, you Fucker, klag nicht, kämpf! you white Trash! Ist schon, dass das mal diskutiert wird. Why do we have to back off, when our words have been stolen? We like it when words are spoken, discussed. “Tue recht und klag nicht, scheue niemand, kämpfe!”
To the left, you see “Sebastian”.
Ficker
With such claws, nothing can go wrong… That’s Sungreen’s claws:
Finally, there played a band.Neil Young tunes, at phaser-laser speed, lots of “Ragged Glory Material” or “Mirrorball” and even moar.
That’s what happens when the weird leg of the Human-Highway network does do a rusted Neilfest in Europe. Consequence was: Delete all. “Are you sure?”
We accidentially the whole Internets!
“be the rain!”
“no rain! no rain!”
What an incidenticality. Verhopft. [a click on images resizes them – phugg coding]
Roland says: “Some impressions of the Berlin Wall in 1961 and 1989. These pics should never be forgotten! I hope such political madness will never come back to Europe. The song “After Berlin” is an old Neil-Young-Song, interpreted by Bozz Rockband in 2010 live at the Rock-The-Garden-Festival. bozzrockband.de ”
It’s a stunning documentary. Never to forget that we have to stand up and fight against dogmatic willpower, tyranny, dictatorship and the like.
Thankfully, the wall has been torn down since and people could reunite. There should be no more walls forever.
Take me take me take me just the way I am…
AFTER BERLIN
Just like a young boy running down the road
I'm singing out the same old song
Can't go back the way I started from
The road goes on and on
Won't you help me, help me, help me, help me,
Help me, help me, help me, help me,
Make my way on home
Help me make my way on home
After Berlin.
Lights are shining in the German sky
Clouds make walls between the moon and I
Don't know where I started from
So won't you take me, take me, take me, take me,
Take me, take me, take me, take me,
Just the way I am
Ah, take me, just the way I am
After Berlin.
I'll be cruising down the corridor
Seeing things I never seen before
Tomorrow morning in old Berlin
Where they lock you out or lock you in
Won't you save me, save me, save me, save me,
Save me, save me, save me, save me,
From the final day
Save me from the final day
After Berlin.
Just like a young boy running down the road
I'm singing out the same old song
I can't go back the way I used to go
The road goes on and on
Won't you help me, help me, help me, help me,
Help me, help me, help me, help me,
Find my way back home
Won't you help me make my way on home
After Berlin.
Help me, help me, help me, help me.
Help me, help me, help me, help me.
(updated) On 16. April the annual European Rustfest at the “Schloss Huelchrath” (Huelchrath castle) takes place again. It’s the gathering of the European Human-Highway mailing list and neil-young.info.
– Alexander Würker in thoughts of Greendale
– Jürgen Voigt, the microphone bows to him
– “OldSmith” with the whole Canterbury House Conzert 1968
– Mixed-Rusted-Band, special guests with some Ocean-parts
– CrazyHelpless: It’s all one song
– Bozz Rockband they don’t rust nor sleep
The whole mayhem rocks off at a very nice and pittoresque castle in the middle of the German Rhine region.
“\"What is it about JJ Cale’s playing? I mean, you could say Eric
Clapton’s the guitar god, but... he can\'t play like JJ,\" Young told
biographer Jimmy McDonough. \"JJ’s the one who played all that s---
first... And he doesn’t play very loud, either — I really like that
about him. He’s so sensitive. Of all the players I ever heard, it’s
gotta be Hendrix and JJ Cale who are the best electric guitar players.
JJ’s my peer, but he doesn’t have the business acumen — he doesn’t have the idea of how to deal with the rest of the world that I do. But
musically, he’s actually more than my peer, because he’s got that thing.
I don’t know what it is.\"” by -- Neil Young Jimmy McDonough in \"Shakey.\"
Neil Young on Tour
Sugar Mountain setlists
Tom Hambleton provides BNB with setlists, thankfully. His website is the most comprehensive searchable archives on the Internets about anything Neil Young related setlists. Goto Sugar Mountain.
with Neil-cover-band “Helpless“. Farewell show, as the band might disbandon. A Neil Young tribute, and a tribute to all those years together with that band.
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