Neil Young | Broken Record (Hosted by Rick Rubin)
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- If Broken Record had an all-star list, Neil Young would be at the top. He’s been on the show three times now, and his legendary body of work has been brought up by more musicians interviewed on our show than any other artist-except maybe Joni Mitchell. That’s because Neil is a true artist’s artist. His dedication to his craft is resolute. He’s been writing and singing songs since the early ’60s and his creative output has been near constant for the last six decades.
Neil stopped by Shangri-La following the release of Crazy Horse’s latest album, World Record. The album was produced by Rick Rubin, and on today’s episode, Neil talks to Rick about the remarkable way the new songs were conceived. Neil also reminisces about recording After The Gold Rush and Harvest. And he explains how THC changes his relationship to music.
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For generations of music lovers, the liner notes on albums were a central part of the way music was heard. You bought an album and it came with an accompanying narrative: a digression, an aside, a backstory-maybe even an invented history. We intuitively understood that great music required not just listening but conversation between the artist and the audience and the audience and the rest of the world.
Broken Record is a podcast that restarts those conversations-in a world without liner notes-for a new audience of music lovers.
Broken Record is hosted by Justin Richmond with interviews by producer Rick Rubin, writer Malcolm Gladwell, and former New York Times editor Bruce Headlam.
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In case you missed it, catch the last time Neil Young was in studio with Rick - as a surprise guest with Jack White: th-cam.com/video/hpyebWaPCNQ/w-d-xo.html
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I saw that it was great❤
Neil’s in a great place at the minute and you can tell by his interviews. I haven’t heard him this open and happy in years.
Seems to have mellowed for sure. You can see it too in his intro to the movie.
He’s just so cool. Ageing doesn’t diminish cool. It’s like charisma. You have it or you don’t. He will never age out of being cool.
44:44 "Harvest" was recorded at Quad where I use to work and I would hear the broom of harvest moon late at night when nobody was around. Almost like a ghost. That album has such a pull on me. Thanks for this interview!
I did not think he did or likes doing this type of an interview. He sounds happy, grateful and content about his past and his current work. Lots of laughter and both agree about what happened and the result. Love this type of programming😊
❤ Neil Young l love you
This conversation feels nice.. very calming to hear the guys laugh.
it is a special album coming from the heart/spirit space. Here you are., ...great to be here with you.
The greatest songwriter of Alltime Neil Young the godfather of grunge. The Goat Neil for certain.
God bless Neil Young.
I hope he can enjoy many more blunts before he checks out. It will be a sad day for Rock n Roll.
Niel is the King of rock n roll. He surpassed legends 40 years ago. Now he is just sitting in the throne, smoking his THC and watching the music world with argus eyes. 😍
The flaws make it raw! Expressing music in the moment, whatever your mood or emotions are the song and recording encapsulates it. I think that’s so cool…like Neil and Rick🙏
Neil's awesome. He's written so many great songs. Saw Neil and Crazy Horse on the Greendale tour and it was an incredible experience.
Neil knows what I know. THC makes everything better. Especially when your playing guitar and writing/performing music. Sounded like Neil just lit one up. Rock On, Neil Young!!!
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And Crazy Horse!!!
These are cool interviews. I listened to the one with flea and now I'm listening to the Neil Young One. I became pretty disinterested and popular music over the past few years and these interviews are helpful in rekindling an interest in these musicians who I have really appreciated in the past
Thank you for doing this, it was a really inspiring interview! Especially when I got to hear about one of my favourite songs from Neil’s body of work, Will to Love. Big fan of both Neil and Rick. Love the Broken Record series!
Saw Neil (and Darryl), today, at the grocery store. I told him I liked his interview with Rick Rubin. He said, "thank you." I fainted that Neil Young spoke to me.
I used to see Neil and Pegi at a local market in the 90s
Great stuff.
John frusciante podcast again.. part 3?! 🤟❤️
Those have been great!
I met Neil in King’s Beach in Tahoe at a little Mexican restaurant when I was 11. Sat at the table with him and his family for a little bit.
1990 or ‘91
That is so interesting, to multi track with a phone and computer, by making lo fi recordings, then stacking them one at a time. I met my bass player/vocalist, when I heard him doing this. He lived catty corner behind me, and he would jump the fence with his bass and 15 watt amp when we first started writing songs. He used a tape player, and would record the initial idea, then stick his human head in the dryer, at his garage, and bang out the next track of drums on a second cassette recorder. After the drums and bass were done, he would then sing to it back on to the other tape recorder. I honestly thought he had a whole band, while I eves dropped on him, before I met him. He was the most brilliant musician I ever played with, and the three of us wrote amazing songs, though none of us were actually good musicians. Those were amazing times, because none of us were in a position to say something was not good enough. We either enjoyed it and made a song out of it because we liked it, or just let it fade back into the unknown, from where it began.
Some varied and interesting sounds on the new record. Highly recommended.
it's all kinda supernatural flavor all over this process. i like hearing how this happened so supernaturally.
i'd love to be recorded analog and be heard from the radio..ill be acting on this. I'm of the age to be a Bridging artist; hopefully bringing to the future the best of the past.. that's what we're here for aye? Good one Neil, love your creative ideas and music. Funny, I'm in the music.... this is my total space... i need THC for the rest of my life!.. possibly.?!?😂
Chevrolet is another classic to add to my favourites. Unknown Legend. Transformer Man and Harvest Moon. Living Legend is the only accurate description.
The radio people want radio to survive....but they are the ones killing it.
Very old new music. Neil talks about his music like he’s a 20 year old discovering his talent for the first time.
True in the pursuit of making great art of all kinds… if we could only get out of the way and let it happen. Chance favours the prepared mind-
I dig Neal and his music Thanks
I"m all in! How do we get analog radios out there to all the people?
@@user-mm8vw1ow1x I hope so. In the meantime a station could be set up in LA like he says but radios would have to be manufactured. It would take some capital unless California (or NY which started an initiative under Cuomo) passes some law to start reducing the radiation in the state, for instance 5G which studies show is harmful to living cells. Anything is possible.
Well HEY HEY... MY MY... Mr. Rubin, is quite a guy...
Just want to apologize to Neil for almost running him over on Lankershim Blvd. in the 1980's. I came off the offramp too fast, and Neil had anticipated the green light just a little. I know what that "Look" from him is! It's terrifying! Anyway... I know you probably won't see this, but if you do, ..SORRY MAN! (hope you were not just having it out with Gaffing, it was around then...
Neil, tell us about your former landlord in the Canyon, Kiyo Hodel.
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One of my 'morning' songs to this day is Mr. Soul. Loud!!!
Why is "Pushkin" whispered at the beginning of each episode? What does it mean?
It's the name of the company that produces this podcast.
where is this LagOon that Mac was talking about
I really like what Neil is saying about analog radio,that is a great idea.We need more audiophiles that really care about sound at the radio stations.Whether it's the management or the DJ's or whoever.He's right though....the businessman ruined the music.
@1:00:00 I smoke throughout the day while working on the "hidden manna" ~Rev2
- it really does help with focus on one thing. Read the bible to prep for it -
what's my drug of choice...? Did ya bring some for yourself... HA...! Simple and Loose... That's the CrazyHorse Way...!!
Neil needs to put his music back on spotify
Signed,
Your top .05% of listeners...
Same with Joni too like that shit was getting me through covid and breakups and cant find half of what I found that was specifically interpreted as relevant or special to me now. Lame
@GussMozart dude probably has over 100 Ms in bank my guy, hes like almost 80 years old who gives a shit about making money he is a legend
He removed his stuff from spotify because he was pissed about Joe rogan exercising freedom of speech and boycotted spotify for giving him a deal. Stupid in my opinion
He was back on Spotify right away. He did his pathetic protest on behalf of bigpharma, then quietly put his material back on Spotify a few weeks later.
@@onelove8062 Joe Rogan is a POS who kills people with disinformation.
@@onelove8062that’s why he boycotted Spotify, because Joe was exercising his freedom of speech! lol. He left because Joe Rogan has become a mass disseminating source of misinformation and idealogical propaganda by particularly around Covid which was literally killing people. Joe Rogan is a meat head and deserves every bit of protest and confrontation.
I love Neil. I disagree with his diatribes on analog vs digital. Digital as a recording and distribution method was not the problem. It was different and you do get different results. But you could get great recording done in digital or analog. The problems came in when the loudness wars started and every CD was compressed to the point of major distortion. That isn't digitals fault, that is fault of humans in production after the music was recorded. But, digital enabled it to happen. Now digital allows musicians to create art that doesn't involve as much skill. Just fix it on the computer, put it in time and on pitch. Again, that isn't digitals fault. Humans are making the mistake, digital just made it easy. Put back talent back in and stop the brick wall compression and digital sounds just fine.
100%.....listen to Donald Fagens Nightfly for digital recording excellence
Neil actually recorded World Record in analog, then converted to digital (!!!!!), did some editing, and then reconverted to analog.
Hypocrisy is Neil's strength sometimes.
@@Stringman Yet the sticker on the back of the album says "mastered from analog." As usual I respect Neil's take on things but the digital/analog stuff is meaningless. He sorta gets it.
@@Cpayne30 yeah digital -> analog -> vinyl. Go figure.
Quite a bit of ego here.
The weed talking.
Until Neil does an interview with Nardwuar he will always be a crusty old man, IMO.
Niel is a bum. What happened to staying off Spotify?
Neil and the joe Rogan thing big big let down
Eff brain dead grifter Joe Rogan, and every one of his fanboys.
Yea, but that's just part of a culture war they're having in north america and nobody really cares about all that.
I like Neil Young but to say his catalog is flawless is a bit of a stretch.
it's subjective
He did say virtually but I agree..Listen to Arc...Its horrible
@@sleepingninjaquiettime you can say that about any statement concerning quality of music. Its subjective to say that Bob Dylan is a good songwriter but anyone who says it just sounds stupid.
The only thing I'd criticize is when he was a Reagan supporter in the 80's and made some Conservative-sounding music around that time-period, like Hawks and Doves & Old Ways. But still, that music is fun in a way.
The man has been recording utter shit for the best part of two decades. I would argue that even his 80s period was better than these last two decades.
Neil young is one of my musical heroes, but it's crazy to think he went from being an anti establishment hippie, to a pro establishment sell-out.
Behave
@X95 23 he shilled for big pharma and government totalitarianism during covid. He literally took his music off spotify because be believed society should have 2 classes of citizens - vaccinated and unvaccinated - the later he supported being locked out of society. He supports corporate Fascism.
I've been going to Neil Young shows for 40 years and I've followed his career for over 50 years.
I must have missed the part where he sold out.
It must have been after his This Notes for You Tour.
The reason it's crazy to think that Neil Young sold out is because he didn't. That's just crazy talk.
@Charles Andrews you missed that he sold his whole catalogue to a billion dollar corporation - blackrock?? You missed the part where he wanted 2nd class citizens who didn't bow to big pharma? That's shilling for 2 major billion dollar corporations right there.
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LOL! Yea, he's a shill.
Nice try but I'm not a 13-year-old Joe Rogan fan.
It's amazing that conservatives never get tired of spreading garbage propaganda. Aren't you bored?
F Neil Young .
If by F you mean "fantastic", I agree.
@@guillll no F**k Neil Young
Fabulous Neil Young!
@@CP-nl2zb Go get a rim job.
F Joe Rogan and every one of his MAGAt fanboys, especially you.
👎 Neil Old 👎 #JRE
The music is great. Neil's political views are not parallel with the times. He should move back to Canada in protest.
Freedom of expression. A lot of people who just went with the 'times' got rolled over...like Germany.
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You MAGAts don't speak for the rest of us.