Rust Never Sleeps
Album by Crazy Horse and Neil YoungWikipedia
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Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Rust Never Sleeps".
Oct 14, 2026
RE-RELEASE - Eddie Vedder
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20:23Dana CarveyHOST
So Who's Next, the s- the A side is maybe as good as anything that's ever been recorded in my mind.
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20:30Dana CarveyHOST
[laughs] And then Neil Young was maybe the father of grunge with Rust Never Sleeps, um, or Hey Hey, My My, electric.
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20:40Eddie VedderGUEST
Hey, hey.
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20:41Dana CarveyHOST
Gung, gung, you know?
Episode 35 - Powderfinger
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3:47RichardHOST
Has anyone told Wiki the jukeboxes don't count and bands actually have to be in the effing pubs? Anyway, I do digress.
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3:53RichardHOST
The band's name comes from a Neil Yong, Neil Young song of the same name, which is released on the amazing Rust Never Sleeps album.
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4:01RichardHOST
That is an album really worth checking out.
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4:04RichardHOST
Despite the band's popularity in Brisbane, they were once booed off stage at a heavy metal gig in Newcastle.
Yes, Poor Old Johnnie Ray Says Goodbye To Love & Offers To Play With Madness. Stinks Lets Himself Down With Wizzard Spelling But He Will Die On This Mountain
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78:15Stinky PeteHOST
From
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78:15Big CHOST
Rust Never Sleeps.
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78:16Stinky PeteHOST
The story of Johnny Rotten, yeah, from Rust Never Sleeps.
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78:19Stinky PeteHOST
And Live Rust is an absolutely fantastic live album, as I mentioned on a previous podcast.
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78:25Stinky PeteHOST
Well done.
Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo
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21:08Lee RanaldoGUEST
It wa- it was, it was amazing.
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21:10Lee RanaldoGUEST
He was at a high period and, you know, we were, he had the, the crazy Rust Never Sleeps giant amplifier sets and everything, so, you know, we knew all about that stuff, so it was amazing that we were getting to see that stuff, 'cause we didn't see the, those original concerts.
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21:25Lee RanaldoGUEST
It was the first time we'd ever played those kind of hockey arenas and, and stuff, you know, and we did three months of it with him.
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21:31Lee RanaldoGUEST
And, um, it really, uh, taught us how to do that and, and we were kinda learning from the master because he's, he's the king of making those rooms sound great, you know? And, um, same with meeting Erdigan and Geffen and all those people.
Anniversary Eve with Nadine and Yann: Wednesday 23rd September, 2026
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18:17speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You pay for this and they give you that And once you're gone the king is gone but it's not forgotten it's better to burn
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21:23YannHOST
That was Hey, Hey, My, My, Into the Black from Neil Young's classic album, Rust Never Sleeps.
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21:28NadineHOST
It's so good.
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21:29YannHOST
Yeah, it's a banger track.
AM I GOING INSANE : FYRE AND SWORDE : No195
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157:27Steve LazenbyHOST
Now, there was millions of versions of that I could have played.
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157:30Steve LazenbyHOST
But the first time I ever heard that was on Russ Never Sleeps.
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157:32Steve LazenbyHOST
And I still like that version best.
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157:34Steve LazenbyHOST
So that was from the Russ Never Sleeps album, 1979.
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157:38Steve LazenbyHOST
Neil Young with Pocahontas.
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157:40Steve LazenbyHOST
Follow that up with Clannad from Ireland.
Brandon Flowers
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49:21Brandon FlowersGUEST
Yeah, 'cause he has a song called Thrasher, yeah.
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49:21Bruce HeadlamHOST
From Rust Never Sleeps.
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49:22Bruce HeadlamHOST
That's, you know, phenomenal.
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49:23Brandon FlowersGUEST
Yeah, no.
Dave O'Neil & Gen Fricker: Play Bass In A Ska Band, Perform Comedy For Sign Writers
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28:31Dave O'NeilGUEST
Like Neil Young.
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28:32Dave O'NeilGUEST
I mean, there was a girl at school with Neil Young, Russ Never Sleeps.
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28:35Dave O'NeilGUEST
I'm like, Neil Young, that shit, that's old people's music.
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28:38Dave O'NeilGUEST
Now, of course, I love Neil