I like the non rock jams off Everybody Knows but if he just conjured another couple bangers instead it might challenge The Stooge's Funhouse as the best rock album of all time (and especially 1969)

yeh i need to revalue it, there’s some stand out tracks for sure to keep

tell eeem boss 🗣🗣

HEY HEY

MY MY

yeah its bangers still amazes me today bc they still sound like new songs to me somehow

That riff gets stuck in my head lol. It’s so heavy and catchy all at once.

It was a whole new strain of rock and roll, took a while for everyone to to catch up. Jimmy Page gave the inspiration to Black Dogs riff wholly to Cinnamon Girls outro however lol. Also Joni Mitchell taught Neil alot of his obscure folk tunings that Keith Richard and Jimmy amongst other giants pinched and applied to their own styles.

This is super cool King @Ithaka this is some animated video of Neil Young

listening to Everybody Knows for the first time and Round & Round is so beautiful man @Ithaka

it’s rightfully the emblematic ny riff

Down By The River

told u legendary album

one of my fav to still play on guitar it just comes so naturally and effortlessly to me

nasty guitar solo at the 2 min mark

oh boy that’s ny alright you havnt seen half of it yet, he ain’t named grandfather of grunge of nothing

Neil young? More like Neil old

@vanity we needa stop by NY thread tomorrow as well !!!

Finally got around to finishing American Stars N Bars, and that was a fun ride. I’m not usually big into country type music, but I really liked Neil’s twist of country rock on here. Man hasn’t missed for me yet

The twin peaks of that album are god level guitar hero jam Like A Hurricane (obv) and mystical folk dirge Will To Love

Young Neil

Definitely two of the standout tracks, especially Like A Hurricane, that was my fav.
Really liked Hey Babe and Bite the Bullet as well, the latter kinda reminded me of a Skynyrd song a bit.

umm god level guitar hero???

hurricane def one of his most stand out song, not that it was a hit