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Live - The World of Neil Young

Artist Song
Neil Young  Sugar Mountain  
Neil Young  I Am a Child (Live) [Bonus Track]  
Neil Young & Crazy Horse  Comes a Time (Live)  
Neil Young & Crazy Horse  After the Gold Rush (Live)  
Neil Young & Crazy Horse  My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue) [Live]  
Neil Young  On the Way Home (Live)  
Neil Young  Tell Me Why (Live)  
Neil Young  Old Man (Live)  
Neil Young  The Old Laughing Lady  
Neil Young  Pocahontas  
Neil Young  The Needle and the Damage Done (Live)  
Neil Young  Helpless (Live)  
Neil Young  Harvest Moon  
Neil Young  Cowgirl In the Sand (Live)  
Neil Young  Down By the River (Live)  
Neil Young  Don't Let It Bring You Down (Live)  
Neil Young  Ohio (Live)  
Neil Young  Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing  
Neil Young  Expecting to Fly  
Neil Young  Transformer Man  
Neil Young  Unknown Legend  
Neil Young  Broken Arrow  
Neil Young  Long May You Run  
Neil Young  Birds  
Neil Young  Falling from Above  

Comment:

Perhaps no other pop star of such magnitude has ever exhibited onstage musical schizophrenia on Neil Young's scale; the man shifts back-and-forth between acoustic sensitivity and electric pandemonium seemingly at whim . . . if not at random. While our accompanying [i]Electric[/i] live playlist will acquaint you with Neil's inner Tasmanian Devil, we cast a (soft) light on his quieter, gentler side. Stripped of the soaring psychedelic orchestration that Jack Nitzsche penned to back Buffalo Springfield's studio version, "Expecting to Fly (Live)" morphs into a dreamy stream of consciousness on the recently released [i]Sugar Mountain - Live At Canterbury House 1968[/i]. Without Crosby, Stills & Nash in vocal support, the [i]Live At Massey Hall 1971[/i] version of "Helpless" comes across as emotionally naked and eggshell-fragile in a way the original doesn't. And on [i]Live Rust[/i], his most successful concert album (and film) ever, Neil lays down rock's ultimate, unfulfillable promise — that it's here to stay — in "My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)," the acoustic half of a matched pair of songs that concludes in our [i]Electric[/i] set.
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