Neil Young - Greatest Hits [Warner Brothers]
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Track List: Greatest Hits [Warner Brothers]
- Down by the RiverDownload & Buy
- Cowgirl in the SandDownload & Buy
- Cinnamon GirlDownload & Buy
- HelplessDownload & Buy
- After the Gold RushDownload & Buy
- Only Love Can Break Your HeartDownload & Buy
- Southern ManDownload & Buy
- OhioDownload & Buy
- Needle and the Damage DoneDownload & Buy
- Old ManDownload & Buy
- Heart of GoldDownload & Buy
- Like a HurricaneDownload & Buy
- Comes a TimeDownload & Buy
- Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)Download & Buy
- Rockin' in the Free WorldDownload & Buy
- Harvest MoonDownload & Buy
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Album Details: Greatest Hits [Warner Brothers]
- Release Date:
- 11/16/2004
- Label:
- Reprise / Wea
- UPC:
- 093624893523
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Pros: Undeniably Great Songs
Cons: Nothing Unexpected
As one of rock's most notoriously unpredictable artists, Neil Young continues to baffle the faithful and unconverted alike with this release. Like the "expert review" says, this is only his second compilation since he started making music in the 1960s!
Idiosyncratic, cantankerous, frustrating: all these words accurately describe Young. His music over the decades has been simultaneously wonderful, harrowing, and horrible, sometimes on the same album. When it came time for this compilation, though, Young seems to have unbelievably stepped aside and let sales reps do the thinking. Perhaps all those years of performing obscure songs in concert when his fans wanted hits has caught up with him.
Even so, the music is what matters, right? We get epics like "Down by the River" and "Like a Hurricane" sitting with equally brilliant shorts like "Ohio" and "Cinnamon Girl"...and that's all just from the 1960s! His `70s output may be underrepresented aside from the Harvest album, but that doesn't diminish those songs' potency. The only songs from recent years are at the end, and they're every bit as good.
So, if you like what you hear here, do yourself a favor and dig into Young's career. Check out Tonight's the Night or Ragged Glory or hey, even Are You Passionate! With Young, it's best to sample, simply because he *is* so erratic. ...