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Rust Never Sleeps

Rust Never Sleeps

Album by Crazy Horse and Neil YoungWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Rust Never Sleeps".

Oct 14, 2026

Dana CarveyHOST
20:23
So Who's Next, the s- the A side is maybe as good as anything that's ever been recorded in my mind.
Dana CarveyHOST
20:30
[laughs] And then Neil Young was maybe the father of grunge with Rust Never Sleeps, um, or Hey Hey, My My, electric.
Eddie VedderGUEST
20:40
Hey, hey.
Dana CarveyHOST
20:41
Gung, gung, you know?
RichardHOST
3:47
Has anyone told Wiki the jukeboxes don't count and bands actually have to be in the effing pubs? Anyway, I do digress.
RichardHOST
3:53
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.
RichardHOST
4:01
That is an album really worth checking out.
RichardHOST
4:04
Despite the band's popularity in Brisbane, they were once booed off stage at a heavy metal gig in Newcastle.
Stinky PeteHOST
78:15
From
Big CHOST
78:15
Rust Never Sleeps.
Stinky PeteHOST
78:16
The story of Johnny Rotten, yeah, from Rust Never Sleeps.
Stinky PeteHOST
78:19
And Live Rust is an absolutely fantastic live album, as I mentioned on a previous podcast.
Stinky PeteHOST
78:25
Well done.
Lee RanaldoGUEST
21:08
It wa- it was, it was amazing.
Lee RanaldoGUEST
21:10
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.
Lee RanaldoGUEST
21:25
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.
Lee RanaldoGUEST
21:31
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.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
18:17
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
YannHOST
21:23
That was Hey, Hey, My, My, Into the Black from Neil Young's classic album, Rust Never Sleeps.
NadineHOST
21:28
It's so good.
YannHOST
21:29
Yeah, it's a banger track.
Steve LazenbyHOST
157:27
Now, there was millions of versions of that I could have played.
Steve LazenbyHOST
157:30
But the first time I ever heard that was on Russ Never Sleeps.
Steve LazenbyHOST
157:32
And I still like that version best.
Steve LazenbyHOST
157:34
So that was from the Russ Never Sleeps album, 1979.
Steve LazenbyHOST
157:38
Neil Young with Pocahontas.
Steve LazenbyHOST
157:40
Follow that up with Clannad from Ireland.
Brandon FlowersGUEST
49:21
Yeah, 'cause he has a song called Thrasher, yeah.
Bruce HeadlamHOST
49:21
From Rust Never Sleeps.
Bruce HeadlamHOST
49:22
That's, you know, phenomenal.
Brandon FlowersGUEST
49:23
Yeah, no.
Dave O'NeilGUEST
28:31
Like Neil Young.
Dave O'NeilGUEST
28:32
I mean, there was a girl at school with Neil Young, Russ Never Sleeps.
Dave O'NeilGUEST
28:35
I'm like, Neil Young, that shit, that's old people's music.
Dave O'NeilGUEST
28:38
Now, of course, I love Neil

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