Carnegie Hall 1970

Name: Carnegie Hall 1970
Brand: lasgo
SKU: CD51219
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Released Date: 01 Oct 2021
Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

Neil Young's performance at Carnegie Hall in 1970 is a time capsule of the folk rock legend at the height of his powers. The raw emotion and haunting melodies that Young brings to the stage are nothing short of captivating.

From the moment he kicks off the set with "On The Way Home," you can feel the energy in the room skyrocket. Young's distinctive vocals are as powerful as ever, cutting through the intimate setting of the iconic venue with ease.

Tracks like "Tell Me Why" and "Old Man" showcase Young's ability to blend introspective lyrics with memorable hooks, leaving the audience hanging on his every word. The stripped-back arrangements allow Young's songwriting to shine, highlighting the craftsmanship that has made him a household name.

But it's not all somber introspection - Young injects plenty of humour and charm into his performance, engaging with the crowd and cracking jokes between songs. His infectious energy is impossible to resist, drawing the audience in and creating an atmosphere that is as warm and welcoming as it is electric.

Overall, Neil Young's Carnegie Hall 1970 is a must-listen for any fan of the legendary musician. It captures Young at his most vulnerable and most electrifying, cementing his status as one of the greatest performers of his generation. Don't miss out on this unforgettable live album.

Track Listing

Disc: 1
1. Down By the River
2. Cinnamon Girl
3. I Am a Child
4. Expecting to Fly
5. The Loner
6. Wonderin'
7. Helpless
8. Southern Man
9. Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing
10. Sugar Mountain

Disc: 2
1. On the Way Home
2. Tell Me Why
3. Only Love Can Break Your Heart
4. Old Man
5. After the Gold Rush
6. Flying On the Ground Is Wrong
7. Cowgirl in the Sand
8. Don't Let It Bring You Down
9. Birds
10. Bad Fog of Loneliness
11. Ohio
12. See the Sky About to Rain
13. Dance Dance Dance

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About the artist

Neil Young

For nearly six decades, Neil Young has been a enigma in the music industry, consistently pushing boundaries and defying categorization. Born in Toronto, Canada in 1945, Young first rose to fame as a member of the iconic folk-rock band Buffalo Springfield in the 1960s before embarking on a prolific solo career that has earned him a reputation as one of the most influential musicians of his generation. With his distinctive, reedy voice and virtuosic guitar playing, Young has explored a wide range of musical styles over the years, from country and folk to grunge and electronic. His songwriting is equally eclectic, touching on themes of love, loss, politics, and the environment with a raw honesty and emotional depth that few artists can match. Young's massive catalog includes classic albums like "After the Gold Rush," "Harvest," and "Rust Never Sleeps," as well as more experimental works like "Trans" and "Arc." His live performances are legendary for their energy and spontaneity, with Young often switching up his setlist on a whim and stretching songs out into epic jams. Despite his status as a rock icon, Young has never been afraid to speak his mind, whether it's through his music or his outspoken activism. From campaigning for environmental causes to critiquing the music industry itself, Young has never shied away from controversy, earning him a reputation as a true maverick in the world of music. With his restless creative spirit and boundless curiosity, Neil Young continues to inspire and surprise audiences around the world, proving that age is just a number when it comes to making great music. Long may he reign as the king of cool.

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