Agreed

So many of us relied on Neil's ballads to survive in the sixties. We were all in pain together, and he could express it through his music in a way no one else could. With all of the storm clouds growing I have again begun to regularly listen to his songs. As I watch the troubadors of my life pass on Jerry Garcia, Jimmy Buffet. John Lenon, I am struck by the thought that soon their will be no one left. Then it will be time for me to fly away. 💔🐎🌹🎤🎹🌴☮️

You are young.

Same to me !

better than vit C

You're that dude I worked with ain't ya?

@@uradragon Ty 4 reply 🙂

We are happy to know your taste

@@pabloperez4063 I also like Mozart (especially the chamber works), van Beethoven and especially Bach (the knock at the door of the fifth) and Scott Joplin and Stravinsky. I also have a fondness for bagpipes and penny whistles.And 5/4 compositions. Thanks Dave Brubeck.Also thanks Tchaikovsky for Swan Lake. Of course this list should include "The Blue Danube" a very predictable yet pretty contribution by Strauss.

& Elliott Smith. 😁

@@josevillarreal9920 Thank You. It really has been too long since {other than today) I listened to this distinctive composer.

I agree

Nicely put😊

More like half a dozen guitars, actually 😜

One man one guitar and one harmonica headrack...

and a piano and an organ

And he has been true to himself. And really a musical beacon

Quit the talking while he performs.

That sound great my the campfire. My wife and I were lucky to sit on the floor at University of Northern Colorado, gym floor in the 70's for his concert with a bunch of new young followers, now we are old farts and still enjoying his music. Back then small concert and up close and personal. Great memories.

He's the man

And if he didn't play.?.. Brand him

Exactly what I think❤

Agree!!

It's pooh so hard getting near the end

There's not a shadow of doubt in my mind about that. I'm 73 but have been listening to Neil since I was a kid. Unsurpassed, Beautiful. Emotional. Brilliant guitar, soul-stirring harmonica. And that amazing voice. How can anyone not love this man. So blessed to have his music, his humanity, on this Earth and in my life.

Definitely maybe his best live performance on vide.

That's what I was going to say. I've been listening to him most of my life and I couldn't turn this one off. Great set list, instrument selection, and he nailed everything.

Much the same here. He’s been a big part of the soundtrack of my life for decades… I first heard Sugar Mountain in a little hole in the wall bar on Guadalupe Street in Austin when I was probably 15 or 16 years old. Too young legally to be there but I slipped under the radar somehow since I didn’t try to buy anything myself… It was most likely an excellent cover of the song but I set out on a mission to track it down. Quite an endeavor since it was before technology was invented….

Que linda declaração.❤️

Me too!

Long may he run.

Who would have thought this would be one of his greatest songs years later?

Long may u run

From first song, I was hooked on NY🎸👍🏼🫶🏼

You are so lucky❤

im 54 and i know what you mean..his songs definately speak to me...got into him in late 80's... every few months or so ill binge out on Neil....love him

I really like what you said. You seem as interesting as Neil. Thanks for sharing

Very true and at the same time the fact that everybody thinks it was merely shows the power of Stephen stills art. It became an anthem because it struck a chord that everybody was feeling. Another example of that is Suite Judy Blue Eyes was written to woo Judy Collins back after she left him to screw around with a cute actor she had just met in New York named Stacy Keach but that doesn't diminish its power as *another* anthem for a chunk of the 60s. Great art works that way and Stephen stills I think is one of the most unsung artists of that generation.

WHOOPS that was a response to a different comment. Sorry!

❤😅🎸 🌎 ⚖️ 🎶 🎵 🎹! 🎙 ! 🇬🇧

I am so excited. We are going to see NY & Crazy Horse in May ‘24 in NJ. He is by far my favorite & never thought he would tour the east coast. Thrilled. ❤

Fantastic song❤

Listening to this and reading peoples insightful anecdotes and wisdom is so nice. Please, keep your godliness to yourself as nobody is really interested

the Big Guy must get so sick of people licking his butt . .

Neil Young, Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan my favorite performers

​@@antoniotan6349 Bell Bottom Blues Idiot Wind Opera Star. ROCK.

Yes, no matter who your God is

Very..magical.

Very....good word 👍@@toabove2

❤

A timeless troubadour

I have to agree

Hello, I read your comment and I couldn't resist contacting you. This is strange, I got into Neil when I was just 16 that was 38 years ago. I'm sitting here watching the gig on KZfaq. I started to read comments and yours popped up. He's absolutely terrific isn't he ? Don't judge yourself to harsh my love.. that's how far I am into the gig. Not sure of the title because I am writing this comment. Hahahaha. I'm still watching now as I am just about to send this reply to you.. Life is strange !

Don't let it bring you down.. it's only castles burning.. find someone who's turning.. and you will come around ! Neil Young.. extraordinare !

See my above post, CP.

This isn’t a real concert! It’s a tv show, trying to recreate the magic of performances from the early seventies. When I saw Neil live around 1982 it was in a huge stadium, all sold out. It was one of the worst and last rock concerts I ever attended in a venue like that. Solo Neil Young. Absolutely horrible music...synthesizer with flashing sunglasses singing about mashed potatoes, trying to keep up with the new musical tastes. This retro “best of” concert is really what Neil will be remembered for and the excellent Rust Never Sleeps concerts, which were something original.

​@@stephencarroll230 kkkkkkkkkkaren

Sorry but he's done a lot of small shows in the early days! I've seen solo and with Crazy horse! Two different Neils! He plays both roles brilliantly! Hay Hay my my ROCK AND ROLL WILL NEVER DIE!! THANKS NEIL!

@@johnschilling3652 I agree!

All he sings,all his words, Line for line,his story's Did,have,and do,life! Alive! One like myself! his Feeling's fly in the dreams of all that believe In a world we all will feed And will nutured the believes of a dream that is blessed deep within yours, and mine, people? The end of all of what is Is hear.thank you Mr.Young our ears hear all You truth I can only hope Your rest is herd as well.

💚💗🤎💛💜

@@sgrvtl7183 o to live on Suger mt. Boys town Neb.

Yeah don't you just love the way he supported the injection of toxic covid vaccines into the bodies of hundreds of millions of people?

​@@chrislouw9811 and yet you still clicked on to listen anyway.

❤

You mean bob Dylan. Even Neil would say that

nope...that's Bobby (lyrically) but, musically, Neil is better

Bob Dylan is not by far a Musician like Neil Young

Neil Young Born To Rock

@@joshuacumming4132 It's all subjective, anyway. I prefer Neil - and quite a few others - to Dylan. But the best songwriter could be Joni, or Stevie Wonder, or Springsteen or Sam Cooke, or Carole King or Lennon (or) McCartney, or...

You're correct..I don't think Neil will read that.... hahahaha...not a troll .. just having fun !

I have seen him 6 times live, mostly with Crazy Horse and once with CSN&Y, and every time I think that was his best show. I guess unless we go to every show he plays, we will never know which was his best, and it’s only our opinion anyway

I'm an avid fan too

I first saw Neil in 68/69 on his first tour with Crazy Horse and have been in love with his music a long time. I feel you are right, this has to be one of his best performances I’ve heard. So clear and powerful and present. The vocals and playing are perfection.

maryhecht1550 , just letting you know that you've got a sticky keyboard.

Lol😂

I am 74 and love Niel Young ❤❤

@@user-vc8xp3zz5p thank you for contacting me, Neil is a genius ❤️🙏❤️🎶✌️😊

Neil young was the reason I started playing guitar.. I’m 58 and late to the party. I was 24 when I first really listened and was hooked. Guitar, harmonica and plaid shirts..

Me too! I have been looking for old Neil shows for ages and then ... this! Wow.

likewise, my friend. likewise.

me too, i'm 59@@seymourtompkins

Igual a você. Ambos temos bom gosto e sensibilidade pra entender essa lenda viva. De Sampa.

I am 74 and can only agree strongly ❤❤

Another Musician you may listen to is Oliver Mticusy from Zimbabwe

Hello, how are you doing today? Nice to meet you here.

Listen to a Richard Thompson one man show. He kills it too. This though is just awesome and I love that throughout his long career, every so often Neil goes out alone and just plays some tunes, talks some to the audience, and it just.. well I don't know how to say it, but he does. Fantastic

We were blessed to be a part of this storytelling genre,and unfortunately this generation now has lost touch of that,and it shows. Keep on Rockin in the Free world my friend and kindred spirit,Caz the story's through time are all that last in the end. Peace and Donadagohui,Stillwater Dan,Mansfield, Ga.

unfortunately in recent times this has become literally true as he seems to have evolved into a cancel culture Karen

Our wise mountain man actually comes from the prairies in Canada, but I like your version

@@danr5462 Maybe when someone whose thoughts and instincts you once considered to be on the mark suddenly seem to be missing the mark, ask yourself who has gone astray. The genius musician with uncanny gift for putting universal thoughts and feelings to words, or YOU, the ordinary and perhaps good man who himself might really be the one who has lost his way?

@@oobladi4261 Neil Young is not a genius my friend. He has a poetic talent, but I know a lot of talented artists and musicians, and they are definitely not people I would listen to as an authority regarding any subject other than their art. I don't consider myself ordinary (or even particularly a good man) but I do trust my own thoughts and feelings. I would not question my own sincerely held perceptions based on the fact that someone who is supposedly a genius doesn't hold those views or perceptions. And in my opinion, if you or anyone else does so, you are on a very dangerous path. Really consider the implications of what you are saying here.

Do you know where America is mentioned in the Bible ??????? Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!!

This was very touching to read. 🥺

Nice.

You liked the ugg boots? Seriously? I thought Neil railed against "the man" and unnecessary, expensive extravagances. Sorry to burst your over-inflated bubble dude . . . but, he is a well established hypocrit.

@@haroldrankin2683 steady with the judgements 🪕

I was lucky enough to get this show on double vinyl... check ebay and they pop up every once in a while. Search Neil Young Live in Chicago 1992 2LP. One of my prized vinyl possessions.

@@dpleis oh man now I'm on a hunt! Thanks for the tip

Wonderful performance!

There is a double cd also.

@@dpleis All unauthorized bootleg garbage. Don’t pay bootleggers.

No doubt Neil Young and countless others from our gen will be somewhat drowned out by what the younger gen is doing. However, they are doing the best they can for now. I think we were lucky to have experienced our extraordinary era of music. I also think that the younger ones will wake up and realize what we already know. They've already begun to incorporate the best of what we had into their own offerings and maybe they will be just as good if not better, despite the fact that we are also leaving them some enormous problems to solve. For Americans, the biggest of these will be to realize that our government was designed to be changed for the better and that currently, we are causing more problems than we are solving and the whole world is disappointed in us because of the promise we once held. The world needs us to make some changes and get on track.

Thank you for sharing!

Good!!thank God for blessing us all with mister young

I got to see him alone at SMU MCFARLAND SEATED MAYBE 300 TO 400 ONLY AND HAD A FRONT ROW SEAT! It was even better love! He's the ultimate performer and player! I also sat down there for James Taylor solo! There were so many songwriters and the music was alive! Never happen again once in a maybe 300 years!

Here hear well said

Do you really like Neil? Remember he's a Canuck! But then again, they've givin' us a lot of their talent

James Taylor, back in the day anyway. 1970. Berkeley Community Theater. 5 dollar admission. Sweet Baby James album recently released. Didn't know a thing about him. Me just learning guitar. He sounded like two guitars playing. Back to Neil: found this you tube by accidental you tube shuffle after looking for Long May You Run. Listened to the show all afternoon. Summer afternoon, cold beer, best girl, good dog, Uncle Neil. Living the life. Peace!

Hello 👋 sheilaallen How're you doing Thanks for being a fan of my musical craftiness, It's nice meeting you here

How gifted he was and hopefully is still. Your music will remain forever in our hearts Neil. You were truly amazing in the 70's and with Crosby Stills Nash and Young. This takes me straight back to those happy times when life was better without the Internet and simpler.❤