David Crosby goes to a Beatles Concert

[@brianmungermusic1744]

I’m still grieving over his passing.

[@Michael69]

Still can't believe it...

[@ryanmcbride4619]

Me too

[@Mark-v7y8t]

Still grieving?!?! For someone you never met, never spoke to on the phone. Good grief!

[@patrickheck6829]

A genius. A monument. A visionary. Sharp, critical, iconoclast. But ultimately a poet. Thank you Mr Crosby for your wonderful music and your insightful contribution to society.

[@jpmccray6754]

Don't forget junkie!!!!

[@garyspence2128]

Well, he could multitask. And he still wrote and sang some special music in between the recreational stuff. Saw CSNY once...in 1974 in Houston. Maybe 25,000 people or so. Intimate show, for those times. Just great...Legends...

[@zenzen1916]

🤔...the spirit of Crosby lives on ...so. . David, .thanks for making my teen years tolerable ..with your beautiful music☮️

[@RandyR]

Had the honor of meeting him, at my recovery meeting, during Dec 88. He was the main speaker. Great guy. Still hard to believe that he is gone

[@preciosaindiferencia]

Thanxs Mr Crosby for your music.

[@steveconn]

Mom saw them too. I guess the biggest music experience of that era.

[@andydixon2980]

Sad to realise they'll be no more stories coming from Croz. Still got all his music though. Thanks Crosby.

[@gwynnielsen5081]

Lucky David Crosby! It must have been quite a trip.

[@mountainwoodie9816]

He wrote some wonderful songs and played an important part in the cultural zeitgist of my generation. I've heard him speak about his regrets for the way he lived his life with respect to getting stoned and abusing substances. THAT reflection if it reached younger folks might be just as important as his music in the long run.

[@andrewz4537]

I saw the Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl in ?66-7. Same deal - they never stopped screaming the whole concert.

[@RickMcCargar]

The tapes from those shows prove they could hear what they were doing to some degree.

[@Mark-v7y8t]

He did NOT change the world with his music. Stop your hysterical adolescent praise of him.

[@nathynorthy6916]

I can'r hear a word he's saying.

[@brucejeric6701]

Me either!! I don’t hear well anyway at my age 77. I hear sounds but can’t distinguish words. PITA! 😮

[@timfranczyk3293]

Even though he reportedly was an A-hole to a lot of people, he was the most interesting and entertaining of the CSNY lot.

[@vampyros1]

I miss this ol’ rascal being here with us! But, we have his glorious music.

[@alphalunamare]

He is quite right about the Beatles. I remember hearing nothing but the Bass amidst the screaming and shouting and jumping and hysterics from folk. I suppose it was the fashion of the day?

[@garyspence2128]

Not for everyone. Beatle mania was a singular event. No musical group will ever again experience what happened to them at that time. And people today are far too cool and detached, or quasi-sophisticated to have that reaction, even if another Elvis showed up today. Beatles were that unicorn of the pop/rock genre. A once in a lifetime comet. Plus had the songwriters to play to their own strengths. Got better as a studio group, rather than burn out because of incessant touring. Pardon the thesis, but I loved those Liverpool lads. RIP John and George...

[@jamestravenetti7970]

An amazing talent, but a nasty, nasty example of a human being. Graham wouldn't speak to him til the day Crosby died and I don't blame him.

[@Benji306]

Do you know something we don't?

[@RUBENCARLOS1]

He admitws he could be an asshole sometimes

[@justinherbert9146]

I read where Graham Nash said that David was an iron man in the bedroom that in his prime David would have 3 women in his bed and they could not keep up with him, they said David had the best dope and the hottest chicks -- RIP Croz

[@johansen1010]

Audio is bad . Neil is louder. I can hear neil better

[@rockit6553]

The main reason they had enuff & stopped touring. If can't be heard, what's the point???