Neil Young

Any fans? You're kidding, right? Rarely have I been as moved as the day I saw him perform, with Pearl Jam, Like a Hurricane. My favourite era of his is the 70's. Harvest, After the Gold Rush, Rust Never Sleeps.. All top quality albums.

Tonight's the Night is one of my top ten albums.

Totally.

One of my fav vids is he and Pearl Jam at one of the VMAs I think.

Zuma and Comes a Time, too.

the softer stuff, the harvesty things, is some pussy ass shit. What's great bout Neil Young is his hardness. His guitar solos are my number one of all time. They've got this minimal neanderthalic glory, like the guitar is less a genteel instrument than some blunt tool of expression (one crunchy note over and over for 15 bars? yes please!). I agree with Baron on Tonights the Night and would add On the Beach and even (you guessed it) Arc/Weld

In the 1980s I saw him twice, once with Crazy Horse and once it was just him, a 12 string, an harmonica, and a stool to sit on. Nothing else on stage.

I like Neil's music. I like Pearl Jam's music. I do not think I could stand the two of them together live as I might have to listen to two separate idiotic political screeds and that really is just not why I go to rock concerts.

His stuff I like best is probably from the 70s. Cinnamon Girl, Ohio, Southern Man, and my all time fav, Damage Done.

I've liked Neil since BS. I always thought his songs in the group stood out as somehow different. That group spawned so many others. With these members: Stills, Richie Furay, Jim Messina (I believe one of the backup singers on Again was Kenny Loggins), Bruce Palmer (I believe Neil's Needle and the Damage Done is about Bruce), Dewey Martin. All very talented and all sang/wrote and were multi instrumentalists. Showed jazz influences (Stills' Everydays). As for Neil, I've liked every album he's done, from the harder stuff to the quieter. In the late 80s, I read a story in the LA Times about his disabled child and Neil's reactions and strength and charitable acts. Shined a whole new light on the man. So, here goes: "Oh, hello Mr. Soul, I dropped by to pick up a reason For the thought that I caught that my head is the event of the season Why in crowds just a trace of my face could seem so pleasin' I'll cop out to the change, but a stranger is putting the tease on. I was down on a frown when the messenger brought me a letter I was raised by the praise of a fan who said I upset her Any girl in the world could have easily known me better She said, You're strange, but don't change, and I let her. In a while will the smile on my face turn to plaster? Stick around while the clown who is sick does the trick of disaster For the race of my head and my face is moving much faster Is it strange I should change? I don't know, why don't you ask her?"

+1. Love Mr. Young's stuff with Pearl Jam and it doesn't get any better than "Rust Never Sleeps"!

After the Gold Rush is by far my album of choice for neil. Love it to death.

I like his longer, more intricate stuff like Cowgirl in the Sand, the aforementioned Like a Hurricane, Broken Arrow, Down by the River, and my favorite Cortez the Killer.

Neil's one of my top 5 favorite artists...

The Damage Done is a mindblowingly good song. Rockin' in the Free World is much, much better than you realize.

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