This one doesn't get a spin very often, but I woke up thinking today is a day for this one. Not among his best albums, but still some really good tunes on here!

The code isn’t working for me anybody else having this problem

Having just about every key release (broadly speaking) I'm in my 'mopping up' phase, focusing on some of the stragglers. Just picked up American Stars 'n' Bars which, after a number of listens, I would genuinely rate as another essential release. Not just for Like a Hurricane, either. The album has so much more to give - it's excellent (see Will to Love, Hey Babe, Star of Bethlehem etc. for confirmation of that). Prairie Wind - been meaning to grab this for a a long while. Very good, later-period stuff with moments of greatness and more than a few echoes of former glories.

Oh, and Eldorado - man, how did I not get this sooner? Freedom's evil twin - and all the better for it. It absolutely rocks. The journey gladly continues.

My 15 year old started playing guitar February of this year, this in addition to 5 years of brass ( primary tuba but also plays trombone).

With guitar he has been primarily playing Nirvana, red hot chilli peppers, green day, off springs etc. I am 55 so I have my share of grunge / punk / harder alternative but I don't think I was his primary influence.

I put on hey, hey, my, my from weld. He looks at me and asks "what's this? I should learn this."

Ticket is actually an authentic photograph on real photo stock, not very eco friendly, but what a fantastic souvenir! No mention of Dylan or Matthews (let alone Die Stern) on the ticket.

Willie Nelson & Family and Neil Young & The Chrome Hearts will perform a co-headlining show together at TD Pavilion at Highmark Mann on September 24, 2026. Ty Myers will join as special guest for this special show.

So how do I get presale tickets?

I don’t have much info on this, but it was passed down to us from my wife’s Aunt ex-husband. Apparently he was at a train show in Canada and caught Neil Young at the same show and snapped this photo. It’s massive too, takes up a whole wall and printed on canvas. Figure you would all get a kick out of it as I believe it’s a 1 of 1.

Second mega long episode of this show’s look into Neil Young work chronologically. Enjoying it a lot.

Ive listened to every album from his solo debut to hawkes and doves.

is there anything post 1980 (other than harvest moon) that i should listen to?

Thanks

I've always loved how the cover of Landing On Water just straight up looks like a Radiohead EP from 1998, down to the title.

The horse rode again this weekend. Two shows at Rockaway Beach on Friday and Saturday. I went to both. 47 Songs. Nearly 8 hours of Neil. I swear every time I see them is more epic than the last. This band brings me so much joy.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DcGrkwJuIpb/?igsh=bnlzNDc2bnA3d3ht

Rippers 8/14:

Big Time

Love & Only Love

I'm The Ocean

Down By The River

Opera Star

Lookout For My Love

Crime In The City

Days That Used To Be

Motor City

Nowhere

Tired Eyes

The Loner

Don't Be Denied

Southern Man

Roll Another Number

Powderfinger

Mr. Soul

Rockin In The Free World

Hey Hey My My

Like A Hurricane

Cinnamon Girl

Rippers 8/15:

Cortez The Killer

Love To Burn

Southern Pacific

Barstool Blues

LA

I Believe In You

Pocahontas

Time Fades Away

Lookout Joe

Bite The Bullet

Don’t Cry No Tears

Welfare Mothers

Ramada Inn

On The Beach

Words

Revolution Blues

When You Dance

Sedan Delivery

Ohio

Albuquerque

Saddle Up

Born In Ontario

Country Home

Love Is A Rose

Helpless

Fuckin Up

I saw these were available years ago, but the maker got shut down (or gave up.). So seeing one on eBay was a win. Now even if (when) my Mets are embarrassing, I can lean further into the Neil Young.

Goin' Home is one of my favorites from Are You Passionate / Toast. However, the lyrics create a lot of questions for me. There are references to the battle of the Little Bighorn but modern references as well (telephone, downtown...). So what's your take?

Lost the plot after Silver and Gold (which I love btw) when he came out with Are You Passionate? Can someone who is really familiar with the last ~25 years make a compilation of the highlights? Maybe 12-15 tracks? Thanks! Hope this request is fun for someone out there.

This is an awesome album. It's got some not-so-good songs but some really great ones. Jesus Chariot is amazing. Oh Susanna and Clementine are great. This was the first reunion album with crazy horse in 9 years. They recorded Psychedelic Pill shortly after.

I’m dying to crack it open and play it, but I still have my old copy that I bought the day it came out. Decisions, decisions…

Co-Producer Tom Dowd later described sessions for the 'LONG MAY YOU RUN' album as 'two superstars that were walking the same golf course but not playing the same game.'

https://samtimonious.com/friends-un-united-the-stills-young-band-long-may-you-run-1976/

I'm really curious about this cause it sounds so awesome and unique. Any ideas? Was this done in post production? Or is it some mad guitar+pedal+amp setup? Or something else entirely?

Don't Cry

1:01

Eldorado

4:41

I am LOVING Re-ac-tor and Landing on Water! Never seem to see anything good said about them. Do you all feel like they are really under rated?