Neil Young - Barn Documentary


Great behind the scenes look at Mr Young and band at work...

Neil Young & Crazy Horse - A Band A Brotherhood A Barn (Official Documentary)

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I have an affinity for Mr. Young. He isn't my favorite of favorites but he's right up there. Your post inspired me to put this album on. I've listened to it while working but that on a crappy blu tooth speaker. Tell me, when you listen to it, especially the first track, do you find the images reversed? In the video the accordion player is standing to the right but the album he is left stage. Bass player switches sides.

I was thinking about him recently when hearing of the passing of another music great; as they all will eventually. Where will he rank as far as influence throughout the music industry? This is a guy who lives music. I mean I think he wakes up with it foremost in his brain. When you watch him perform it courses through him. He's hugely prolific and I believe one of the best singer-songwriters alive. He doesn't really get spoken of when the topic of guitar players comes up, but I think he's truly top 10. According to many he inspired the grunge movement and the grandad of thrash metal. 

I think when the day comes it will be a sad one for many.

@jerryg123 really? 

Especially if they are a conservative and wore Black Face to a party in college back in the 60'

I don't know to whom you refer but the latest examples I can find are Justin Trudeau and former Va Gov Ralph Northam- Democrat both. Can your fake outrage be aimed anywhere else once in awhile?

@stuartk Yes, as you know this can be a very subjective. His guitar playing just does it for me. Raw and expressive. I don't agree with his politics, but I can still enjoy his talent. Unless he'd rather I didn't!😂

@jerryg123 so you had a condo in Trump Tower? You knew who he was when you bought it right? I mean, the name kind of gives it away. When exactly did he become the things you and others claim he is? NBC and all of their sponsors did businesses with and because of him and millions tuned in weekly.  Oprah and Al Sharpton never had a problem with him before he became prez. The Clinton's didn't either. Why did he become a racist only after he challenged establishment DC and a media that has shown itself to be dishonest?

You and I agree on a few things though I think. Big government is dangerous and can become tyrannical and propaganda is real.