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Young, Neil (1945—) Summary
678 words, approx. 2 pages A modest commercial success in the late 1970s, Neil Young's heavy-rocking music had a profound impact on young musicians who started a new movement of grunge rock in the 1990s, leading many to dub him the "godfather of grunge."...
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Neil Young Information
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 Neil Percival Young[1] OM (born November 12, 1945, Toronto, Ontario) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, guitarist, pianist and film director. Young's work is characterized by deeply personal lyrics, distinctive guitar work, and signature nasal tenor (and...


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Neil Young Quotes
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 This people article needs cleanup. Please review , especially the standard format of people articles , to determine how to edit this article to conform to the current standard . Neil Young (born November 12 , 1945 in Toronto , Ontario ) is a Canadian...




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Richard Thompson writes anti-war song
3/13/2007: 424 words, approx. 1 pages Richard Thompson didn't set out to write a searing anti-war song. He was fascinated by the language of the soldiers in Iraq and wanted to put it to music."I was looking at Web sites of military slang, because I like language and I find language...
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Video games by Spielberg, EA detailed
7/10/2007: 387 words, approx. 1 pages Filmmaker Steven Spielberg and video game publisher Electronic Arts Inc. are releasing a few tidbits about their ongoing collaboration to make three video games, but most details _ including the game's titles _ remain a secret.Code-named "LMNO" and "PQRS," the first two games to come...
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Farm Aid sets New York City lineup
8/8/2007: 318 words, approx. 1 pages There's something to be said for consistency _ go to Farm Aid and you see John Mellencamp, Willie Nelson, Neil Young and Dave Matthews.For this year's inaugural show in New York, they'll be joined by Counting Crows, the Allman Brothers Band, Montgomery Gentry and the...
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Critical Essay by Kit Rachlis
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 Young's songs often come down to a single moment, a gesture that crystallizes and then breaks the tension, because they depend so much on the vagaries of mood. This undoubtedly is one of the things that Young has found so attractive about folk—the sense it often conveys of being a found music, with tone and atmosphere almost everything. A song could be whipped up on the spot, like a talking blues, and what mattered was not the proper convergence of theme and metaphor, but comic timing. If you ...
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Critical Essay by Paul Williams
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 That heart of gold he's searching for—that heart of gold I'm searching for—that h. of g. you're looking for—it's not some other person. It's me—it's you—it's Neil Young—it's the heart of gold inside. The untapped vein. I know it's here somewhere. For me to like a record it has to scratch the back of my brain (never mind the front, I can reach that myself)—it has to touch my heart—and it has...
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Critical Essay by Paul Nelson
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 For anyone still passionately in love with rock & roll, Neil Young has made a record that defines the territory. Defines it, expands it, explodes it. Burns it to the ground. Rust Never Sleeps tells me more about my life, my country and rock & roll than any music I've heard in years. Like a newfound friend or lover pledging honesty and eager to share whatever might be important, it's both a sampler and a synopsis—of everything: the rocks and the trees, and the shadows between the...


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