Neil Young-1965-1979

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LordSherman (2009-08-18)

See the losers in the best bars
Meet the winners in the dives
Where the people are the real stars
All the rest of their lives

plop888 (2009-09-01)

"I am a child, I'll last awhile
You can't conceive of the pleasure in my eyes..."
Awesome collection from a fellow Torontonian. I grew up hearing Neil on the radio, so this music means a lot to me. Thanks, SecondOpinion.
Will seed when it's done. BTW, folks, if you love Neil's folk work, check out Bob Snider (also a Torontonian).

plop888 (2009-09-01)

Also, Neil is a survivor of polio, which he contracted as a child in the '50s. In the early '70s, he performed a concert tour in an awkward, painful back brace. A partial relapse of the polio occurred, which was quite painful. He was advised to rest in bed, but he didn't want to disappoint his fans, so he wore the back brace!