Neil is beautiful

Three thoughts: 1) The clerk is your typical working schlub---"I don't know nothin, man--I just work here". 2) This takes me back to record stores I remember in the 70s---they sold car stereos on the side and kept the 8-tracks in a special case where the clerk had to open with his keys. 3) I wonder what Neil Young thought of Sugarloaf?

"Do you buy tapes?" No one mentions this guy, wearing shades at night then walking out with what looks like black gloves in his back pocket. I wonder to this day if they just robbed them and were trying to quickly fence them.

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Neil young just stole that record from the store without paying for it. These Canadians are stone cold thieves 7:50

Wow what a sour note to prelude a sour story wow !!

Whiney twat then. Even whinier twat now.

Sugarloaf Green eyed Lady playing.

The ol' knucklebuster!

"Mister Young, can you sign this album and we'll call it even?"

i love how the entire thing was handled. neil was pissed and walked out with the record but the store clerk went after neil, they had a reasonable discussion about what had happened. neil went back in the store spoke to his boss and all was good. then he broke the candle and the store clerk asked him to pay for it and neil did. no yelling ,no screaming ,no insults. i miss the days when people knew how to conduct themselves in a reasonable manner without all the drama

At one point that store keeper seemed really scared and claimed he knew nothing about records because he "couldn't afford a record player".🤥😂 People were priceless back then.

Neil Young: The Original Karen

Swap meets? Like Pasadena City College? Lol!

Record store guy is like, ‘ I don’t know if my boss would like you filming in here, ok… so’.

Green Eyed Lady by Sugarloaf and songs from the Magical Mystery Tour album by The Beatles. Otherwise, there's no reason to watch this boring video of Neil being a prick, like usual.

From 9:15 -- store clerk CLICKS off "Strawberry Fields Forever" and it switches to "I Am The Walrus." ie, the store clerk is listening to an 8-track tape version of The Beatles "Magical Mystery Tour."

Bootlegs were everywhere most stores sold them

"Hi Neil Young, do you guys buy tapes?"

It would have been funny if "It Never Rains in Southern California" was playing in the store.

The man doesn’t own a record player. He can tell you what’s going on in the world of tapes, but records? Forget about it.

I see Ringo at first sight

"Your mother should know"🎶not to buy that record.

That's a video for the museum

Neil got nothing better to do than harrass store clerk over one bootleg… what a dink

Neil Young has always been an asshole and feeling so entitled that he thinks he could just take something that isn't his. Doesn't matter that he was performing at the show. Stealing is stealing. It's already been established that bootlegs are not technically illegal. It's pirating that is illegal, which isn't the same thing as bootlegging.

This is one of the many reasons I love Neil Stealing back what was stolen.

If Cops was made in the 70's this would be how it looked

They are playing the magical mystery tour album in the background

Wish I could go back and tell Neil in about 26 years they'll be this thing called Napster.

So he was a dick 50 years ago too, got it.

What a tart Neil Young was, even back then. He’s so humble though when compared to Stephen Stills and especially David Crosby RIP (Biggest entitled burnt out hippie blob of them all).

Neil Young is a creepy, money-hungry entitled weirdo.

Bootleg lp’s were a huge problem for the industry in the early 1970’s. When Blind Boy Grunt sold in the hundreds of thousands, the scene exploded and California was the epicenter of most of that activity. The record companies, their attorneys and the FBI were on the move to shut it down. I worked in a record store back then when the FBI raided us and took hundreds of discs from us. All I could do is stand there, like that employee did. I just worked there. Concert recordings were one thing, but what was worse were the counterfeits of actual studio lp’s. The artist got nothing, and the buyer was getting an inferior product unwittingly

Neil takes a sniff of the candle he just broke and then asks if they take Bank Americard. Ah yes, then the card reader, oops I mean the card machine (swipe machine), then Neil gets his copy. Boy, that in itself was a trip down memory lane.

"Magical Mystery Tour" sounds amazing.

2:07

Neil’s a greedy pos. Harassing an employee that just works there. Smh

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Put a 98 cent candle on a charge card. What a jerk.

What's worse than finding your art bootlegged? You cannot find any of your art bootlegged!🤣

This is absolutely amazing, I was drawn into the store and felt like I was right there, shopping, listening, footage like this is timeless, thank you 🎶🙏🏼✌🏼

This is pin pointed to either November or December of 1971. The Rolling Stone December 1971 issue with Pete is on display. They usually get them earlier then the month and then leave them up during the current month. The clerk mentioned the Swap meet at the Metrodome, so I am guessing Minneapolis?

that worker was a slime snake

I wished someone filmed Peter Grant finding Zeppelin bootlegs.

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 😂

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

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