Artist	Song
Neil Young	On the Way Home (Live)
from Live At Massey Hall 1971 (Deluxe Version) (2007)
Neil Young	Human Highway
from Comes a Time (2006)
Neil Young	Wonderin'
from Neil Young Archives, Vol. 1 (1963-1972) (2009)
Neil Young	Let's Roll
from Are You Passionate? (2009)
Neil Young	Alabama
from Harvest (Remastered) (2009)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Winterlong (Live)
from Crazy Horse At the Fillmore 1970 (Live) (2006)
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young	Sea of Madness (Live Woodstock)
from Neil Young Archives, Vol. 1 (1963-1972) (2009)
Neil Young	Spirit Road
from Chrome Dreams II (2007)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	Bandit
from Greendale (2003)
Neil Young	Ambulance Blues
from On the Beach (2003)
Graham Nash & Neil Young & The Stray Gators	War Song [Single Version] [Mono]
from Neil Young Archives, Vol. 1 (1963-1972) (2009)
Neil Young	World On a String
from Tonight's the Night (2007)
Neil Young	Good to See You
from Silver & Gold (2009)
Neil Young	Western Hero
from Sleeps With Angels (2005)
Neil Young & Crazy Horse	F*!#In' Up
from Ragged Glory (2007)
Neil Young	It's a Dream
from Prairie Wind (2005)
Neil Young	On the Beach
from On the Beach (2003)
Neil Young	Thrasher
from Rust Never Sleeps (2007)
Neil Young	For the Turnstiles
from On the Beach (2003)
Neil Young	Albuquerque
from Tonight's the Night (2007)
Neil Young	Welfare Mothers
from Rust Never Sleeps (2007)
Neil Young	Through My Sails
from Zuma (2007)
Neil Young	Eldorado
from Freedom (2007)
Neil Young	Transformer Man
from Unplugged (2009)
Neil Young	Get Back to the Country
from Old Ways (2000)

Comment:

Following in the vein of Neil's scathing "Southern Man," the garage-rock edge of "Alabama" portrays the state in [i]Deliverance[/i]-like images before just coming out and asking, "What's going wrong?" (Clearly, Lynyrd Skynyrd believed the answer was, "Nuthin', pal.") The wistful waltz "It's a Dream," from [i]Prairie Wind[/i], is both a love song and an intimate memoir of Neil's Midwestern Canadian childhood revealed in remarkably clear focus, given that it happened 1,000 light-years away from his current circumstance. And Neil voices the outrage of the common man — and woman — in "Piece of Crap," his consumer advocate anthem: "Saw it on the tube, bought it on the phone, now you're home alone, it was a piece of crap." Sound familiar?

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