Neil Young - Living with War
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Free Music Review: Great music and great message, guy is got the courage
Hit: 5 Stars
One of the few great musicians out there not cowered by the commercial interests. Says it like it is, wish more of these purely for the money flunkys had the balls.Free Music Review: THE SIXTIES ARE LONG GONE NEIL GET OVER IT!!!
Hit: 1 Stars
I have been a faithful fan of Neil's for thirty some years. This album is pathetic to say the least. Why not just write a book or something to express your feelings instead of trying to put it to music. The spirit of sixties is gone (thank god) and these old hippies need to realize that was a place in time that cannot and will not be recaptured. Skip this one. Free Music Review: The Truth
Hit: 5 Stars
First off i am a republican by choice. Second, this album rocks. Buy it for the song " Flags Of Freedom " which if your old enough will make you think of son going off to war. The whole album is good and Neil ain't afraid to say it like he thinks it!Free Music Review: One for the collection
Hit: 3 Stars
The low rating for this has its background in all the other records he's made. It is definately worth buying but doesn't compare with 'Prairie wind', 'Chrome Dreams II' or most of the old ones.Free Music Review: Drums Across The Potomac
Hit: 3 Stars
It's Neil. It's a stupid war. Kids are killed,daily. It's a great message. The drums are a little for-front and high-toned. So what?
It's still a stupid war. My brother has been bush-wacked. I see "W" on back of cars. I see cut-out magnet ribbons in multi-facet colors demanding: "Support Our Troops". I see yard signs: "Troops Out Now".
You know, the troops are 20 years old. Some are nineteen, some are twentytwo, twenty four, or more. A lot of them come back home dead. It's the "restless consumer" that keeps it going. "Heave-Ho". I see some of Bush's crew is calling it quits and going home. I wonder if the troops would like to do that too? Oh well, it all in the cd.