just young and full of I don't knows, we were all like that, when we were young. god I wish we all could go back to those days. the first time I heard neil in 73 I fell in love with his music and I'm still loving his music all these years later.
dam i hear that went to so many shows in 70s great time to be alive THE MUSIC AND THE WAY WE ALL DRESSED GIRLS AND GUYS SO MANY GREAT BANDS SEEN OLD NEIL HALF DOZEN TIMES SOLO AND WITH CRAZY HORSE 1st show ever at 13 in 73 was ERIC BURDEN AND WAR WET WILLIE AND THE GUESS WHO 5 BUCKS for the ticket take care
Met him in the mid 80’s, sat at a picnic table and had a beer with him, he must have seen it in my eyes, I couldn’t speak, he has always been my music hero, he was so cool and down to earth, my older brother was there who at the time was Neil’s age, my brother wasn’t as effected as I was and told Neil, I like your music but I’m a bigger fan of Bob Dylan, I was shocked but good old Neil responded with Dylan is my man as well. I think Neil respected my brother’s honesty. Meanwhile I was still the Dear in the headlights. So long ago but remember every minute of that encounter. He’s just another guy. And a fellow Canadian. 🫡
Henry Rollins also said he was weirded out by people always having a preconceived idea about him (good or bad) and that he had no idea who they were or what they were about, and it was an unnerving part of fame.
@@SeenACowSki Not that many actually. Since he and Pegi (RIP) split. Most of the original place actually belongs to Benn now as I understand. Who said I saw Neil at the ranch, he was on tour most the spring and early summer.
@@SeenACowSki And being from Montana I actually have seen a cow ski! Albeit unintentionally down an icy hillside..😂, how it stayed on its feet was beyond us watching! You Karen’s grandkid?
🤔 Artists, poets, musicians, et al have been appreciated throughout much of human history. For centuries. And he's most certainly not "dumb as a field of rocks" and he wrote and performed many great songs. The Spirit of the countercultural revolution was mighty and the music was superb. Neil Young was part of the wave of musicians that expressed the essence of those times. And those times were an amazing cultural flowering. Either you were around at the time but not engaged / tuned into what was happening or you were not there. Either way, your loss.
@@markstevens1729 I watched it because I thought he might have something interesting to say but instead witnessed a moron saying nothing and apparently knowing nothing of anything, including himself.
just young and full of I don't knows, we were all like that, when we were young. god I wish we all could go back to those days. the first time I heard neil in 73 I fell in love with his music and I'm still loving his music all these years later.
dam i hear that went to so many shows in 70s great time to be alive THE MUSIC AND THE WAY WE ALL DRESSED GIRLS AND GUYS SO MANY GREAT BANDS SEEN OLD NEIL HALF DOZEN TIMES SOLO AND WITH CRAZY HORSE 1st show ever at 13 in 73 was ERIC BURDEN AND WAR WET WILLIE AND THE GUESS WHO 5 BUCKS for the ticket take care
Met him in the mid 80’s, sat at a picnic table and had a beer with him, he must have seen it in my eyes, I couldn’t speak, he has always been my music hero,
he was so cool and down to earth, my older brother was there who at the time was Neil’s age, my brother wasn’t as effected as I was and told Neil, I like your music but I’m a bigger fan of Bob Dylan, I was shocked but good old Neil responded with Dylan is my man as well. I think Neil respected my brother’s honesty. Meanwhile I was still the Dear in the headlights. So long ago but remember every minute of that encounter. He’s just another guy. And a fellow Canadian. 🫡
Quit drinking beer!
Henry Rollins also said he was weirded out by people always having a preconceived idea about him (good or bad) and that he had no idea who they were or what they were about, and it was an unnerving part of fame.
I'm over Neil Young and Henry Rollins. I saw Black Flag in 1983. Big whoopin deal.
@@Seeklip196T Henry Rollins has ZERO talent, just an opinionated bore.
@GordonCaledonia from hearing him I know he's very well read in many things that don't matter.
@@Seeklip196T LOL! Yes, I know what you mean. He just comes off as a dick to me.
‘ How do I do it ? Elliot Roberts tells me I have a lot of money and artistic freedom and I can do whatever I want’.
You know? Yes Neil 🔥
He said Over and over again and then he wrote a song called that for Ragged glory
It’s a cool ranch. I stayed there for a couple weeks this year when we were moving and in between houses. Thanks Neil.
Did you meet Neil? Did he say anything interesting? Thanks!
@@GordonCaledonia of course. He had a biting sense of humor. Jokes are slow fuse and usually on you! 😂
But Neil hasn’t lived here in many many years
@@SeenACowSki Not that many actually. Since he and Pegi (RIP) split. Most of the original place actually belongs to Benn now as I understand. Who said I saw Neil at the ranch, he was on tour most the spring and early summer.
@@SeenACowSki And being from Montana I actually have seen a cow ski! Albeit unintentionally down an icy hillside..😂, how it stayed on its feet was beyond us watching! You Karen’s grandkid?
He looks so happy
yeah every reason in the world to be
@@cameronpickard7456 Danny Whitten still alive at this point. He died in November 1972.
Is that a cow patty he's toying with?
I'm glad he was able to lie down for that.
You know you're nice and high when you're cool to be tossing a cow patty from hand to hand
young Young
Laying in a field of dung with a beer. My favorite beer BTW.
Met him in person he stunk really bad needs a bath desperately!!
Is this Topanga or way North?
His ranch in La Honda, California.
Who?
Coors beer!!!
Bad beer, dumb as a field of rocks and wrote a few good songs. The fact that people idolize these musicians is rather a sad indictment on the species.
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Artists, poets, musicians, et al have been appreciated throughout much of human history. For centuries.
And he's most certainly not "dumb as a field of rocks" and he wrote and performed many great songs.
The Spirit of the countercultural revolution was mighty and the music was superb.
Neil Young was part of the wave of musicians that expressed the essence of those times.
And those times were an amazing cultural flowering.
Either you were around at the time but not engaged / tuned into what was happening or you were not there.
Either way, your loss.
Just a thought: what the “f” are you doing here? Just dropped by to slag a musical legend?
@@markstevens1729 I watched it because I thought he might have something interesting to say but instead witnessed a moron saying nothing and apparently knowing nothing of anything, including himself.
Member faukin??😂🤭🙂↔️🧐