Dale Crover in Neil Young Video

[GrimReaper]

Dale plays a young Neil Young in the Harvest Moon video. I have a video with an interview and scenes from the video. At the end he crashes a Cadilac. Anyone else seen it? He does look the part in the video.

[moanin' ludlow]

Neil Young is the new Melvins bass player!!!!!

[Beto Brasil]

i made a DVD that contain this video.
Melvins on TVs. good jam !!

[Smellis]

Can someone post a still pic from the vid of Crover???

[(the) Razor]

I was just listening to this album today. Really rate Harvest Moon.

Anyone know the back-story to this? Did Neil know of the Melvins somehow or did Dale basically just get a job as an extra? My inner Melvins fanboy is too curious on this one over the years.

[black stallion]

or did Dale basically just get a job as an extra?

this?

plus Dale is a huge NY fan

[anaconda]

Dale comes in around the 2:00 mark:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVi0UvFu8Yo

[meezer]

I was just listening to this album today. Really rate Harvest Moon.

Anyone know the back-story to this? Did Neil know of the Melvins somehow or did Dale basically just get a job as an extra? My inner Melvins fanboy is too curious on this one over the years.

I'm a huge Neil Young fan and I only like this one marginally. I love his solo acoustic stuff, but I think this album just sounds all wrong. He's revisited this type of album concept again since then with better results - Silver And Gold, Prairie Wind.

[(the) Razor]

Thanks for the tip. I haven't heard at least about 20% of his albums, but I will check out the ones you recommend.

[meezer]

Thanks for the tip. I haven't heard at least about 20% of his albums, but I will check out the ones you recommend.

In truth, I recommend Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Studio and live. That's the best stuff (IMO). I love This Notes For You (jazzy blues album with a horn section). The album with Pearl Jam (Mirrorball) is not too bad. His archive stuff from early 70s is excellent too.

[The Fly]

Dale comes in around the 2:00 mark:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVi0UvFu8Yo

Dales got quite the dance moves....

[The Fly]

Thanks for the tip. I haven't heard at least about 20% of his albums, but I will check out the ones you recommend.

In truth, I recommend Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Studio and live. That's the best stuff (IMO). I love This Notes For You (jazzy blues album with a horn section). The album with Pearl Jam (Mirrorball) is not too bad. His archive stuff from early 70s is excellent too.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Ragged Glory is a good one. 

[meezer]

Thanks for the tip. I haven't heard at least about 20% of his albums, but I will check out the ones you recommend.

In truth, I recommend Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Studio and live. That's the best stuff (IMO). I love This Notes For You (jazzy blues album with a horn section). The album with Pearl Jam (Mirrorball) is not too bad. His archive stuff from early 70s is excellent too.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Ragged Glory is a good one.

That was my favorite for years. Now I lean slightly towards Broken Arrow. I hate Green whatever (the musical) Sleeps With Angels is decent, and Psychedelic Pill is actually quite good, considering their advanced age. 

[Mount Ambulance]

Neil Young 1972-75 ...

Harvest
Time Fades Away
On The Beach
Tonight's The Night

Man, what a run ... 4 for 4 ... dig alota Neil, but those four are probably my faves thru and thru ... those and of course the Dead Man OST

[johnnyg]

Thanks for the tip. I haven't heard at least about 20% of his albums, but I will check out the ones you recommend.

In truth, I recommend Neil Young & Crazy Horse. Studio and live. That's the best stuff (IMO). I love This Notes For You (jazzy blues album with a horn section). The album with Pearl Jam (Mirrorball) is not too bad. His archive stuff from early 70s is excellent too.

Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Ragged Glory is a good one.

That was my favorite for years. Now I lean slightly towards Broken Arrow. I hate Green whatever (the musical) Sleeps With Angels is decent, and Psychedelic Pill is actually quite good, considering their advanced age. 

I might get hate for this, but I love Neil Young's Trans album. It's exactly what I want Kraftwerk to be, not what Kraftwerk actually is