The 1970 Neil Young song Graham Nash called “beautiful”
“He was only 24 when he wrote that.”
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The 1980s genre Neil Young never wanted to hear again: “It doesn’t grab me”
Nothing that grabbed him.
The 1973 tour Neil Young wanted to destroy his reputation: “I slipped out of myself”
Playing by his own rules.
“It’s better to burn out”: the origin story of Neil Young’s controversial 1979 lyric
“Your circuits, instead of corroding, are fucking disintegrating.”
The 1993 song that took Neil Young a decade to finish
Finding the right time to create musical magic.
The 1989 Neil Young song that was too good to release: “It blew away ‘Freedom'”
It took him 20 years to release.
‘Forever Changes’: The 1967 album that saved Neil Young’s career in the strangest of ways
Dating “the same girls” and wearing “each other’s clothes”.