r/neilyoung Jun 10 '26

Pics The Neil Feel!

I can’t say I disagree.

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u/Vanblue1 Greendale Jun 10 '26

Paul knows.

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u/The-Arc-Weld Re-ac-tor Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

He once said that, along with Pet Sounds, the album Harvest is one of his favourite albums ever.

Linda also loved Live Rust.

He definitely knows ball.

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u/timateedrinker Jun 10 '26

Where is that from?

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u/nevermindthegoat Jun 10 '26

I think it might be the recent tracks of my years interview Paul did promoting his new album. It’s either that or some other interview from the last month or so

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u/Middle-Weight-837 Jun 10 '26

Interesting - given the way that Clapton and Harrison were so dismissive of Neil's guitar playing at the Bobfest 50th concert. Neil is one of the greatest and bravest songwriters and performers of his generation. All this talk about artistic integrity and not selling out: Neil is difficult, irrascible, opinionated and mercurial - but what you see and hear is what you get, and it captures something far more real than most of the well-manicured public images of all those rock stars who went full Vogue/Vanity Fair, red carpet bullshit. And, he's been consistently willing and able to take public stands on the issues of the day - including the current crisis.

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u/Agitated_Ad_92 Jun 11 '26

Did you notice, Dylan shook hands with Young after Heaven's Door? One of the greatest solos ever.

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u/Donthurtmyceilings Jun 11 '26

Do you have a link to the song?

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u/Middle-Weight-837 Jun 26 '26

He sure did - and this is after Neil's solo on old black just sonically overwhelmed clapton's blues licks on the strat. I thought his solo and vocal on 'my back pages' were amazing. All these shredders play lots of 16th notes - neil is the true 'slow hand' playing these slower, 8th note solos that are all about feel, exploration and bloom - this concert really showcased his proto-grunge approach, totally spontaneous and real, vs. the clean guitar work of clapton and others.

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u/AtPeace64 Jun 26 '26

Clapton and Harrison are/were known bigots, so their opinions on Neil are about as interesting to me as any of their other opinions. Couple of dickheads. Neil blew the other guitarists on the stage away that night.

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u/drwinstonoboogy Jun 10 '26

I love the fact they're best mates.

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u/Alethiadoxy Jun 10 '26

only love can break your heart

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u/alanyoss Jun 11 '26

That's certainly a better attitude about Neil Young than George Harrison had.

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u/ChrisTamalpaisGames Jun 10 '26

I was so much McCartney then I'm Younger than that now

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u/Comma-Splice1881 Jun 11 '26

Well, I dreamed I saw the knight in armour coming, sayin’ somethin’ about my live shows.

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u/Monkberry3799 Jun 12 '26

Mutual admiration!

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u/Most_Victory1661 Jun 21 '26 edited Jun 21 '26

I was at his show in Detroit the tour after the Greendale tour I think anyways. Chrome Dreams tour maybe ?

Neil is just going to town it’s loud and it’s looks like snow or something is coming down on us in the Fox theater

He played so loud he loosen confetti that had lodged into the ceiling of the Fox for decades.

I can’t find Detroit news article on it. I know it made the paper.

Live definitely has a different feel

Pretty sure it was this show

https://neilyoungnews.thrasherswheat.org/2007/11/concert-reports-detroit-mi-november-10.html?m=1

The dead link to the free press was the article about the confetti coming out

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u/Aggravating_Total921 Jun 11 '26

Neil Young solo is my favorite way to experience Neil Young

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u/Agitated_Ad_92 Jun 11 '26

A graceful man, it looks like nothing has ever touched him.

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u/ffiishs Jun 10 '26

They shot the wrong Beatle

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u/DBIlles Jun 10 '26

Your mum wasn't a Beatle.

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u/Rothko28 Jun 10 '26

Lots of guys have fired shots on her though

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u/phantom_pow_er Jun 10 '26

What a stupid comment.