Neil Young has been featured in many documentaires, including his own "Rust Never Sleeps" and now, at the age of 67, he may be coming out with another concert film, "Alchemy". According to Noise11 Neil Young’s Shakey Pictures filmed this Melbourne ‘Alchemy Tour ’ show for their next concert documentary and by the set and the setlist you can expect "Alchemy" the concert movie to be "Rust Never Sleeps II". His stage performance was said to be fierce and rivaling anyone of any age. Noise11 reports that the setting of the concert was also very special.
With a capacity of 5000, tonight’s Neil Young & Crazy Horse at Melbourne’s Plenary Hall was the smallest room Young has ever played in Australia. Every other show to date has been arenas. The Plenary show was billed as a special show and indeed it was because Neil was making a movie.
Neil just threw away his traditional set list and rocked a three hour concert:
Love And Only Love (from Ragged Glory)
Powderfinger (from Rust Never Sleeps)
Born In Ontario (from Psychedelic Pill)
Walk Like A Giant (from Psychedelic Pill)
Hole In The Sky (new, unreleased)
Heart Of Gold (from Harvest)
Twisted Road (from Psychedelic Pill)
Singer Without A Song (new, unreleased)
Ramada Inn (from Psychedelic Pill)
Cinnamon Girl (from Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere)
Cortez The Killer (from Zuma)
Danger Bird (from Zuma)
Barstool Blues (from Zuma)
Prisoners of Rock and Roll (from Life)
Opera Star (from Re-ac-tor)
My My Hey Hey (from Rust Never Sleeps)
Sedan Delivery (from Rust Never Sleeps)
Encore:
Like A Hurricane (from American Stars N’ Bars)
