I'm mostly a jazz fan but I listened to On The Beach by

>>74459009
the rest of his discography. in particular, all albums from '69 to '75

http://rateyourmusic.com/artist/neil_young

After the Gold Rush
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after the gold rush is kinda great

Neil's got like a solid 10 classic albums under his belt, even if you're judging conservatively

I really love Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, Zuma, Rust Never Sleeps, Tonight's the Night, and Comes a Time as well as this one

The "ditch trilogy" includes Time Fades Away and Tonight's the Night as well as this record, so you may want to check out those to see Neil in a similar place emotionally

Tonight's the Night

listen to Tonight's the Night, After the Gold Rush, Rust Never Sleeps, and Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere ASAP

Tonight's The Night is one of his more jazzier ones.

Never listened to Neil young, never was interested because I assumed he was similar to bob Dylan who I'm not a fan of, however I heard that perfect from now on by Built to Spill was similar to Neil Young, and I love that album. Should I check out Neil young?

>>74460512
Built to Spill do a 20 minute cover of his song Cortez The Killer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNOvqFISxIc

He's got a lot of different styles from different time periods which sets him apart from Dylan who's never really strayed from the folk scene. I recommend Rust Never Sleeps, it was a big influence of Grunge/Indie Rock scene of the 90's.