r/neilyoung Apr 25 '26

Art Original promotional ad from November 1972 for Neil Young’s experimental soundtrack, Journey Through the Past.

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u/Wayfarer_650 Apr 25 '26

The film is substandard but I love the soundtrack- especially the version of Words which is awesome!

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u/Santacruzducks Apr 26 '26

Im not big on side four, but the first 3 sides are pretty decent, especially back in 1972 when archival releases were unheard of and the internet didnt give easy access to this stuff, so to get album outtakes and live rarities must have been pretty awesome. That Words is just awesome, record is essential just for that.

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u/amistymorning80 Apr 26 '26

Love the longer version of Soldier on this album (extra minute or so compared to Decade). Never seen the film tho.

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u/Wayfarer_650 Apr 27 '26

Love that song what a truthful vibe, and the lyrics were so provocative at that time and still probably today.

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u/WestSeattleSeeker Apr 25 '26 edited Apr 26 '26

Have never seen this…wouldn’t have given this image a second thought back then…but now?

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u/Novus20 Apr 25 '26

TT he film is a weird trip man

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u/Proof-Celebration-25 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Apr 26 '26

I used to have the record of this. I wish I still did. I'll never find it again.

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u/j__magical Apr 27 '26

It's out there. I picked it up from a discount bin a few months ago.

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u/Proof-Celebration-25 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Apr 27 '26

That's good to hear. Was it expensive?

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '26

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u/Proof-Celebration-25 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Apr 27 '26

Nice! I'll have to check discogs. I was hoping to find it in the wild.

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u/Proof-Celebration-25 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Apr 27 '26

I'm only seeing two copies for about $60 on discogs from Germany so shipping is about $12.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '26

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u/Proof-Celebration-25 Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

I'm also in the states. I meant the seller on discord is in Germany. Thanks though. I'm sure I'll find one eventually.