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NEIL YOUNG - Unplugged |
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 2 Mr Soul 4 Pocahontas 11 Unknown Legend 12 Look Out For My Love 14 From Hank To Hendrix
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| Tracklisting: 1 The Old Laughing Lady (5:14) 2 Mr Soul (3:54) 3 World On A String (3:02) 4 Pocahontas (5:02) 5 Stringman (4:00) 6 Like A Hurricane (4:44) 7 The Needle And The Damage Done (2:52) 8 Helpless (5:47) 9 Harvest Moon (5:19) 10 Transformer Man (3:36) 11 Unknown Legend (4:46) 12 Look Out For My Love (5:57) 13 Long May You Run (5:21) 14 From Hank To Hendrix (5:50) Neil Young's Unplugged set came out when the press was hyping him as the "Godfather of Grunge," but his heartfelt performances here stayed true to his own sound. Rarities such as "Stringman" and "World On A String" may suggest some weird kind of string theme, but they're a real treat to hear in this setting. Neil Young and Warren Zevon share a deeper kinship than might be immediately obvious. Although both men are approaching 50, they remain defiant originals, mainstream exiles, amiable cynics. After being adrift (Young) or absent (Zevon) for much of the '80s, both are now basking in midlife renaissances. But if you're going to peddle new versions of songs your fans already own, you should try to transcend the increasingly empty "unplugged" trend. |
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