Other Mixes By Rob Conroy
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Stopping the feeling to wait for the time
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Neil Young | There Goes My Babe (demo) | |
Neil Young | I'm Your Kind of Guy (demo) | |
Richie Furay | Sad Memory (demo) | |
Richie Furay | Can't Keep Me Down (demo) | |
Buffalo Springfield | Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing | |
Buffalo Springfield | Go and Say Goodbye | |
Buffalo Springfield | Sit Down I Think I Love You | |
Buffalo Springfield | Do I Have to Come Right Out and Say It? | |
Buffalo Springfield | Out of My Mind | |
Buffalo Springfield | Flying on the Ground is Wrong | |
Buffalo Springfield | Neighbor Don't You Worry | |
Buffalo Springfield | For What It's Worth | |
Buffalo Springfield | Mr. Soul [original version] | |
Stephen Stills | So You've Got a Lover (demo) | |
Buffalo Springfield | Everydays | |
Buffalo Springfield | Down to the Wire [Decade version] | |
Buffalo Springfield | Bluebird | |
Buffalo Springfield | Expecting to Fly | |
Buffalo Springfield | A Child's Claim to Fame | |
Buffalo Springfield | Hung Upside Down | |
Neil Young | One More Sign (demo) | |
Buffalo Springfield | Broken Arrow | |
Buffalo Springfield | On the Way Home [box set mix] | |
Buffalo Springfield | Whatever Happened to Saturday Night? | |
Neil Young | Falcon Lake (Ash on the Floor) | |
Buffalo Springfield | I Am a Child | |
Buffalo Springfield | Kind Woman | |
Comment:
80 minutes of prime Buffalo Springfield, going mercifully light on the massively overrated Stephen Stills (who is, in a lot of ways that mostly involve his personality, one of my least favorite figures in rock history). Neil, Richie and Bruce Palmer, however, were talented enough to not only make this an enjoyable disc but to also earn this band its place in the rock 'n' roll legends pantheonFeedback:
a good one again, Rob. I especially like the rarities you have included. I'll be wanting this. A nice companion to the excellent 4-CD Neil Young mix I got from you last week.
Nice job Rob on one of my favorite bands ever. In some ways I agree with you about Stills, but he sure was a nice fit with this too short-lived band. They all complimented each other so well. Moreso than CSN&Y. Besides, I think For What It's Worth may be the quintessential 60s song.
hey hey my my! you did a great job! whenever there is something interesting for you in one of my mixes i would like to trade.
Looks great, Rob. This may be one I'd like to have a copy of.
This mix is total B.S.!! Great work once again.
What a great band!!
Great work once again. exactly what Ion said
this is great Rob! When are we gonna do some trading?
Nice work Rob, great mixture of picks.
Pretty awesome. Is the box set pretty solid? Actually, are all of these tunes found there?
Wow, this is great stuff!
Mmmm...Buffalo Springfield. I definitely agree that although they were short-lived, their output blows away the CSN&Y stuff. Really nice mix, Rob!
Seeing as I have little patience for CSN&Y (basically because Stills more or less dominated that band), I'd agree with those statements, for sure. heh
i can't really agree w/the comments about stills. anyone who could write and sing "bluebird" is groovy in my book.