Just listening to some Neil Young. Whats /mu/'s opinion

>>72431479
He's a great song writer and an underrated guitarist

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>>72431581

Sadly youtube doesn't have the studio versions anymore (even though he's a great live performer of course). Pocahontas is one of my favourite songs from any musician, the whole Rust Never Sleeps album is perfect from start to finish. Powderfinger is another standout on the album.
Off the top of my head, definitely check out Cowgirl in the Sand.

>>72431479
Legend. Probably the greatest solo musician of all time, up there with any classic artist you can think of.

>>72431479
Wasted talent

I've probably only listened to a third of his albums total but on the beach is a top 10 album for me, p much perfect.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub1qw2MmVOM

I really love the guitar in this song. The distortion on it sounds fucked up.

I seriously think he's got like a solid 10 classic albums. He's the artist that I think most captures my taste if I had to just pick one person. Love him.

I'm not sure. I've only listened to After the Gold Rush and I don't like it with the exception of Don't Let It Bring You Down which is now one of my favourite songs. Based on that are there any albums that might allow me to warm to him more?

>>72432185
Live at Massey Hall 1971

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t00MXZKbW0M

Best Neil

After the Gold Rush is a 9/10