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nietzsche wrote:I just discovered him.
I wasn't born in an English Speaking Country so many of the books you all have read, old movies you have watched, awesome rock music that you've hear I have been discovering little by little thanks to the Internet.
This guy is awesome.
Better than awesome. Very close to Dylan.
Nobunaga wrote:Live Rust - his best. If you haven't heard it - look for it.
pearljamrox2 wrote:Love Neil Young. Harvest is my favorite of his.
1.Out on the Weekend 0:00
2.Harvest 4:35
3.A Man Needs a Maid 7:48
4.Heart of Gold 11:51
5.Are You Ready for the Country? 14:58
Side two
6.Old Man 18:21
7.There's a World 21:46
8.Alabama 24:44
9.The Needle and the Damage Done (recorded in concert January 30, 1971) 28:46
10.Words (Between the Lines of Age) 30:50
Crazyirishman wrote:Heart of Gold and Old Man have always been two of my favorites, though needle and the damage done and after the gold rush have grown on me.
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
Symmetry wrote:Crazyirishman wrote:Heart of Gold and Old Man have always been two of my favorites, though needle and the damage done and after the gold rush have grown on me.
Interesting, I was kind of the other way round. Needle and the Damage done was the first song of his I heard. Loved it, but now it seems, well certainly not a bad song, not by a long shot, but kind of one of his simpler songs. It got me in to Neil Young, and I still like it a lot anyway. It's kind of like Knockin' on Heavens Door for Dylan with me.
KoolBak wrote:ps - Neil and Dylan have nothing in common....come on Dylan's counterpart is Arlo Guthrie (who I am going to see again on Wednesday)....
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
riskllama wrote:Koolbak wins this thread.
Crazyirishman wrote:Heart of Gold and Old Man have always been two of my favorites, though needle and the damage done and after the gold rush have grown on me.
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