Comments on: Neil Young Archives Vol. 1: Collaborating http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/archives/16?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=neil-young-archives-vol-1 Lead, follow or get out of the way. Mon, 28 Jun 2010 19:25:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Fred Beiderbecke http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/archives/16/comment-page-1#comment-11 Fred Beiderbecke Fri, 11 Dec 2009 16:50:39 +0000 http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/?p=16#comment-11 Can you say anything more aboout : >>We are making a second edition of Vol. I with the new material and updates we've added so far. What new material? Will all the BD-Live stuff be included? Fred (not related to Tom above as far as I know) Can you say anything more aboout :

>>We are making a second edition of Vol. I with the new material and updates we've added so far.

What new material? Will all the BD-Live stuff be included?

Fred
(not related to Tom above as far as I know)

]]> By: JoeRay Skrha http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/archives/16/comment-page-1#comment-10 JoeRay Skrha Fri, 11 Dec 2009 08:59:19 +0000 http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/?p=16#comment-10 Gary, I just saw the bit you did with Henry Diltz and it was great. Are you still designing CD covers or has the value if the art been lost on the size of the package? If possible, could you discuss the writing Neil uses on his records... It appears to me that many of the early lyrics were done by hand. Today it appears you have a computerized font that has replaced his own writing. Please share the history of his printing in various records as it applies to record/CD/DVD covers vs the printing used on inserts containing the song lyrics... If you do use a font, can you give us the name of it and whether it was designed off of Neils own handwriting? Peace, Joe Ray Skrha at: joeray@alaska.net p.s.: I didn't vote for her either... Gary,
I just saw the bit you did with Henry Diltz and it was great. Are you still designing CD covers or has the value if the art been lost on the size of the package?
If possible, could you discuss the writing Neil uses on his records... It appears to me that many of the early lyrics were done by hand. Today it appears you have a computerized font that has replaced his own writing. Please share the history of his printing in various records as it applies to record/CD/DVD covers vs the printing used on inserts containing the song lyrics... If you do use a font, can you give us the name of it and whether it was designed off of Neils own handwriting?
Peace,
Joe Ray Skrha at: joeray@alaska.net

p.s.: I didn't vote for her either...

]]> By: Tom Biederbeck http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/archives/16/comment-page-1#comment-9 Tom Biederbeck Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:53:26 +0000 http://garyburdenforrtwerk.com/?p=16#comment-9 Congratulations on another incredibly innovative design ... it must be gratifying to see it nominated for a Grammy! I just received Mohawk Paper's release on this package, which highlights the thought you've given to the environmental dimensions of the entire project. This has been a hallmark of your work for decades, & few designers can say that. Some years ago I had the pleasure of writing an article about your Greendale project for a magazine I edited called Dynamic Graphics. When we spoke at that time, you told me about receiving a letter informing you that Richard Pryor's first album was nominated for a Grammy ... & that on the same day you got a letter from National Geographic's editors objecting to the clever visual commentary you used in that groundbreaking & controversial cover. It is still one of the most trenchant, witty & thought-provoking LP cover designs of all time! Incidentally, I am a good friend of the gifted & dynamic Pam Williams of Williams & House, a household of wonderful people ... I understand you have worked with them. AND I will soon be taking on the editor's role at Mohawk's site www.FeltandWire.com. Just wanted to express my wonder & regard for your work, reintroduce myself & say I hope we can work together again soon. Congratulations on another incredibly innovative design ... it must be gratifying to see it nominated for a Grammy! I just received Mohawk Paper's release on this package, which highlights the thought you've given to the environmental dimensions of the entire project. This has been a hallmark of your work for decades, & few designers can say that. Some years ago I had the pleasure of writing an article about your Greendale project for a magazine I edited called Dynamic Graphics. When we spoke at that time, you told me about receiving a letter informing you that Richard Pryor's first album was nominated for a Grammy ... & that on the same day you got a letter from National Geographic's editors objecting to the clever visual commentary you used in that groundbreaking & controversial cover. It is still one of the most trenchant, witty & thought-provoking LP cover designs of all time!

Incidentally, I am a good friend of the gifted & dynamic Pam Williams of Williams & House, a household of wonderful people ... I understand you have worked with them. AND I will soon be taking on the editor's role at Mohawk's site http://www.FeltandWire.com.

Just wanted to express my wonder & regard for your work, reintroduce myself & say I hope we can work together again soon.

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