CSNY - The Complete 1974 Tour Anthology
Seattle, Wa. - July 9, 1974 - Regency - Aud 3/4
Disc 1:
- Intro
- Love the One You're With
- Wooden Ships
- Immigration Man
- Cowgirl in the Sand
- Change Partners
- Traces
- Grave Concern
- Black Queen
- Almost Cut My Hair
- Ohio
- Suite: Judy Blue Eyes
- Helplessly Hoping
- Blackbird
Disc 2:
- Human Highway
- Prison Song
- As I Come of Age
- Carry Me
- For Free
- Guinnevere
- Southbound Train
- Another Sleep Song
- Our House
- 4+20
- I Know You Got
- Word Game
- Love Art Blues
- Long May You Run
- A Man Needs a Maid
Disc 3:
- Don't Be Denied
- First Things First
- Deja Vu
- My Angel
- Pre-Road Downs
- My Favourite Changes
- Long Time Gone
- Revolution Blues
- Pushed it Over the End
- Carry Me
- What Are Their Names
- Word Game
- Chicago
- You Can't Catch Me
Disc 4:
- Helpless
- Military Madness
- Johnnys Garden
- Walk On
- Teach Your Children
- Only Love Can Break Your Heart
- The Lee Shore
- Time After Time
- Hawiian Sunrise
- Simple Man
- Ambulance Blues
- On The Way Home
- Sugar Mountain
- Star of Bethlehem
- Old Man
- Mist of Sisphyus
Geetarz Comments: Discs 1-3 are recorded live in Seattle July 9th, 1974. Disc 4 is recorded live in New York September 8th (Tracks 1-9), in Kansas July 19th (Tracks 10-12), Oakland July 14th (Track 13) and London September 14th (Tracks 14-16). Limited Edition of 500 copies.
Visitor Comments:
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"A very good overview of their '74 tour reunion. The sound is somewhat muddy but the songlist is great!
A brilliant overview of all their songstyles, from heavy rock to acoustic ballads. The tension between steven and neil in the electric sets is obvious. The ballads sung by david and graham are crystal clear. There is room for every musican to play his part to the best. The atmophere is very comrady, very in touch with each other. A shame that these guys did not make another record after deja vu, it would have been outstanding! In 1974 they were rocking and playing like no others; the best concerts of their careers!"
- Anonymous
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"This is the one flawless,most fabulous show of all the concerts I have attended. In my memory it surpasses The Beatles in St. Louis 1966, app. 90 Grateful Dead shows from 1973 thru 1995,Clapton,Stones,Who,Allmans,REM,Flaming Lips,Steely Dan,etc. I wish I had a time machine and a good tape recorder;The pinnacle of my adolescence..." - Anonymous
