Neil Young - Greatest Hits
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Free Music Review: It got me interested
Hit: 5 Stars
Everyone knows that Neil Young is a music legend so, having not really heard his music before, I had pretty high expectations of this album. I'm happy to say they were not disappointed. I'm glad that I chose this CD as the starting point to the career of an artist who has achieved so much over the course of a long career because it really showcases Young's greatness as a lyricist and performer. This man really is multifaceted, and his music reflects that. There are so many songs on here and even though some longtime Neil Young fans will probably be disappointed with the track listing, all the songs I wanted to hear can be found on this album. What's more, it will probably be inspired to look further into Neil Young's musical catalogue. There are too many great songs on this album to list, so just buy it.Free Music Review: Until We Get That Boxed Set...
Hit: 5 Stars
I'm definitely not a neophyte fan of Neil, but I bought this anyway. The track selections are great -- a mixture of the familiar and expected ("Southern Man") and some real gems like "Helpless" and "The Needle and the Damage Done" than have been fan favorites for years, but were not hits as such. The liner notes say that the tracks were selected by sales, airplay, and (where known) download stats -- not a bad way to go.
What's nice even for veteran fans is getting all these tracks with clean sound. Yeah, one of these days we're going to get that giant boxed set with everything he's ever done in sterling sound, if we all live so long. But for the moment, a lot of his stuff is only available in dubious first-generation CDs, so this is what we've got. I'd go for it.
Free Music Review: I Didn't Know It Would Be This Good
Hit: 5 Stars
I bought this CD for the two Neil Young songs that get the most air time "Hey Hey My My" and "Rockin' In the Free World". I had not been exposed to any of the other material until I put this CD in my player. What I discovered was a mixture of meaningful lyrics and unbelievable creativity that are no longer found on modern albums. The first two tracks blew me away because modern artists are incapable of writing songs that are longer than 4 minutes and 45 seconds. It has inspired me to look into other music of the 1960's and 1970's. I am sure the long time fans of Neil Young will know of some tracks that should be here, they may be right as I do not know. For people who don't know if they should buy this CD - Buy it. People who download music suck.Free Music Review: neil young plays heavy metal and grunge!
Hit: 5 Stars
neil young can play great metal and grunge like in hey hey my
my, rockin in the free world, and like a hurricane though i think
down by the river is neil young's greatest song. great riffs in
that song . this music also sounds simular to metallica's black album, and nirvana's nevermind. here's the top best albums of
the world!!!!!
boston - boston
making movies - dire straits
on every street - dire straits
complete greatest hits - foreigner
foreigner 4 - foreigner
american idiot - green day
greatest hits - guns n' roses
the ragpicker's dream - mark knopfler
metallica - metallica
this, greatest hits - neil young
nevermind - nirvana
forty licks - the rolling stones
Free Music Review: A Stellar Introduction to the Music of Neil Young
Hit: 5 Stars
Ok, let's face it. To get a true, die-hard fan's compendium of the career of Neil Young, you'd probably need to make it a 5-disc set. But that's not what this is. It's a great collection of some great tunes. No, it's not complete, but if you're not really familiar to the music of Neil Young, then it's perfect for you. If you already know his catalog back-to-front, then you've probably got this music already anyways, so it's all good.
One more thing: If you've got a turntable, I highly recommend the vinyl LP edition. It's printed on 200g vinyl, very high quality, and comes with a bonus 7" featuring "Sugar Mountain" and "The Loner." The sound quality of the vinyl just blows the CD out of the water.