8:43 Neil's very amused with himself that he gets to go behind the counter...lol

Lol sugarloaf, bootlegged records, the Quinton Tarantino/pulp fiction esq type of store manager. Its perfect 😂

1972. When weed smelled like weed.

So does Neil always take a camera with him when he goes out?

He should feel fortunate that anybody would even buy his crap.

This album it's like the Holy Grial`s of CD collectors.

I found a bootleg vinyl of JJ Cale's somewhere in the world. I think it was somewhere in Louisiana. I showed it to him and he giggled. His management didn't like it as much.

"I can't afford a record player."

6:35 "Hey come back here ya long haired hippy, you didn't pay for that!!"

0:40 What’s that record with the guys face on the front with the orange frame

Joe Rogan would’ve punched his lights out.

Real life proof Neil Young has been an insufferable douche since day one

I bet he loved Limewire.

This is the same year I saw Young in concert withe Stills as the surprise guest

And this is why he is an A$$hole to this day. ???? Neil is an A$$.

Niel who? Is that the guy who shills for big pharma?

Never seen the full clip. Always saw it in a small splice and that small splice made it look like Neil was just being a huge dick to the clerk. But really nice to know that wasn't the case.

Bootlegs were and are still huge, and the artists who sweated out the music don't get paid. Everyone has to make a living, and to steal music is just not right. The clerk claims stupidity, but that doesn't cut it. Boots were just beginning in '72, and they were usually white covers with a mimeographed piece of art and tracks stuck on. The labels were usually cartoons as well. The sound was usually poor, hardly ever soundboard, and ripped off the artist. Amazing that Neil didn't fly off the handle.

That was so insane an experience! But there you go - back then everything was still humanly right, something which I figure we all miss so badly these days.

Nobody knows it's Young, if it was Dylan he'd known who he was

Imagine how exciting it must have been to buy music in the 70’s. You had no clue what any of that music sounded like until you actually put the record on a player. Today you can find millions of songs like nothing

Sir, you're under arrest. And don't tell Neil Young you don't listen to his records.

He should sign the record and give it to the guy as a souvenir, of Neil’s peaceful protest!!! ☮️

He had an upside down American flag? Guess hating their own country even back then was a thing

"I'll call the cops" Im not sure that 1970s police are gonna show up for that lmao.

Best sounding version of MMT

gangsta shit!

Everyone in this vid looks sketch AF . . . including Neil! 😄😄😄😄 I was a sophomore in high school in '72, and believe me . . . This video PERFECTLY catches the entire vibe! 😝😝😝😝 And yes . . . I too looked--and actually was--sketch AF . . . and lovin' every minute of it!😁😁😁😁

This record store clerk pretends not to know what a bootleg is, and says he doesn't listen to records, as he sits at his place of work playing records--what a schmuck! Charles Mingus's widow, Sue Ungaro Mingus, used to walk out of shops with bootleg Mingus CDs, while daring the owners to call the police. Of course they never did. She had the right approach.

dude the way this is filmed and the quality makes me feel like im actually there, so sickk

People do this everyday on KZbin steal people's intellectual property and get paid for it from KZbin if you're not a partner then you're screwed bulshit

Wow Neil Young took it really well I noticed he said they already sued them but I bet he's going to sue them again

Funny how "Your Mother Should Know" is playing while Neil explains he's on the record and the cashier shifts the blame to his boss

Neil Young's coat may be more valuable than the entire store inventory.

Neil has bootlegged life.

"I'm taking it, it's mine." ... lol

So basically Neal Young has always been an asshole😅

What a fucken trip man, love it

For anyone curious, this shop existed for several years in the late 60's/early 70's. It was called "Stereo Cartape", which originally had the address of 1454 N McCadden Place, around the corner from Sunset Blvd, which is the side entrance of this building. By 1972, the main entrance was on Sunset Blvd. Due to its proximity to Sunset Strip, it actually wasn't all that unusual for a Neil Young to stop in. The building has since been demolished.

Neil was always a grumpy asshole

Hmmmm....Sugarloaf's Green Eyed Lady, and Harrison's Blue Jay Way........Nice! Neil, Paul's Your Mother should know! Who filmed this BTW. And John's Strawberry Fields Forever, and Pauls Fool on The Hill! Hope the store kept Neils Autograph!

Neil Young is such a weirdo

The clerk's "I don't listen to records" defense was, admittedly, rather weak.

Take the Album and leave the album sleeve. Ha.

I would like a Time Machine because 2024 is a big fuck this.

I miss places like this. Modern music is boring. I browse the cd's at Walmart but its not the same.

Mr. Young was 100 percent in his rights to take that recording. That is actually HIS property. When that record is sold it Is stealing royalties that belong to the BAND. They worked hard to produce that item , They are entitled to the proceeds. Nice to see you Mr Young. Mike

wow

Most bootlegs sound like garbage

My local record store chain sells a ton of NY boots in regular stock, Shakey come yell at em!