Reprise - Latest Updates

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Comment by Lee Wrecker:

Similar to the USA release in that it shares the same cat# and that the first pressings had the two tone Reprise label.

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Comment by Lee Wrecker:

mowdamowda you are right the original release did not come with the lyric sheet but I think, as I was gifted this album, in the mid to late 80's Australian reissues started to include it. My older version (see the four hidden pics on the page) had no lyric sheet. I am not a huge Neil Young fan so I'm not across all the details but someone may know more about when it was first included on our pressings.

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Comment by PhilMH:

I just thought I'd check the matrix numbers on the Aussie Reprise and Warner Bros. singles, and wouldn't you know it, but James Taylor's "Fire And Rain" single from October 1970 has the two matrices immediately before this record, so it looks like both records were mastered at the same time, and very probably released around the same time too, though looking in newspapers.com just now (which I didn't know about in 2016), the earliest review on offer is in The Sydney Morning Herald on 29th November; my past experience of the Herald is that some of their reviews were a few weeks after release. Anyway, at least we know it's definitely late 1970.

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Comment by mowdamowda:

When this was released in Australia it was not gatefold, so no shot of Neil on the couch, and had no lyric sheet.

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Comment by mowdamowda:

I bought this album in Brisbane the week it was released and there was no lyric sheet with the album. Australian manufacturers were that cheap and stingy, would regularly make gatefold albums just single sleeve. I can't remember any Oz Neil Young album in the 70s being issued with the lyric sheet. Harvest was the 1st NY album released here with a gatefold. NY, Everybody, and Goldrush were all single sleeve.

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Comment by whitewhale1965:

A1 track title is one word on back cover: Nightmoves
...but 2 words on the label