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Neil Young Greendale project goes comic book

Posted by: Jeff Woods | Feb 9 2010 12:00AM
Updated: Feb 9 2010 12:10AM

Neil Young fans will remember the left turn at Albequeque Neil took in 2003 with the rock opera/play/tour/album/dvd/book known as GREENDALE.

I caught not one but two shows on that tour.

News is, that Greendale is getting the graphic novel adaption.

For more from the DC Comics website click HERE.

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COMMENTS (2)

Al
RE:Neil Young Greendale project goes comic book
Feb 13 2010 10:04AM
Unfortunately I witnessed the show as well. It was comic. However i remain a huge Neil Young fan.

Jeff Woods: It had it's moments. You have to hand it to Neil for continuing to break the mold. It's what has kept him interesting and interested. Cheers Al.

j r puharski
RE:Neil Young Greendale project goes comic book
Feb 11 2010 9:38PM
one time the c note was the start . and then the G NOTE THE THE THING then there was the cord that was the most of the world that was life and then the bluusse then you play c ega cgea cgea d then the woman stuk her nose in and the song stopped

Jeff Woods: that I'd never heard before. cheers.

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