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[@munkeeBraynStoo]

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[@jimcarlson6157]

the second verse is written from the POV of the old man.

[@heidimoga5857]

I’m so enjoying your channel. My goodness! It just makes my heart so happy to watch your reactions to songs I love and grew up with. So many of your reactions have ended up on my Spotify “liked” playlist!! Thanks for reminding me of the music of my…yout.🤣💕

[@alansnowdeal9845]

Thank You!!

[@alansnowdeal9845]

The story behind it is So Cool!!

[@debbiecook4414]

I’m 70 years old singing along with him…. How quickly our lives pass ❤️

[@Fastidious1970]

54 years old here - i love this song.

[@lindaoreilly5728]

I'm 71 and I still have the 8 track Harvest. I cant.remember what I had for breakfast, but I remember all the words to this song.

[@jeanwillis7774]

I’m 70;this has this stayed with me…Neil,our Canadian superstar…he was also one of the Crosby,Stills,Nash and later Young..he was also with ‘Crazy horse’ before CS&N a brilliant guitarist and vocalist with a catalogue of music♥️🇨🇦

[@kansasgirl8371]

I'm 70. This was the soundtrack to my life for an entire year when Harvest was released. It's timeless.

[@chipsawdust5816]

I'm 66 and remember buying the LP. I wore that damned thing out. Great music. Funny thing, I never think of myself as an old man, but someone who's 24 certainly sees me that way :) And I was younger than 24 back then for sure. :)

[@brentonl2631]

No auto tune no electronic mixing just pure talent. Thats Gold.

[@lindaaugone382]

heart of gold

[@einsteinandrews1234]

The good old days

[@odelldaniel7868]

Everybody Knows this is nowhere, Down by the river, @@lindaaugone382

[@williamkleeberg751]

That Neil Gold rush

[@TeresaGrimes-qp9ic]

HARVEST MOON!

[@rogerfroud300]

There's a certain sadness in his voice. What an exquisite guitar line.

[@chipsawdust5816]

Yeah and it's just G, C, D with some pull offs and hammers. Not that hard to play, just hard to write and get someone to record it etc etc :)

[@stevefoulston]

Young wrote this about the caretaker of the ranch he bought in 1970. The song compares a young man's life to an old man's and shows that the old man was once like this young man. The caretaker of the that cattle ranch? His name was Louis Avila. The ranch was the Broken Arrow Ranch, purchased for $350,000 in 1970 (just think about those real estate prices compared to now!). Reportedly, Avila was giving Young a tour of the place and asked him how a young man like him could afford a place like this. Young, aged 25, replied "Just lucky, Louie, just real lucky." Avila was quite bemused. Peace out.

[@DrFeelgoodDMZ]

thats some good copy paste skills

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Who cares stop the wimpy acoustic need his rock stuff nor wimpy crap

[@stevefoulston]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN opinions are like arseholes - everybody has one.

[@kathybwell]

That ranch is located on the outskirts of the small town Boulder Creek, located in the hills above Santa Cruz, Ca. Deep in the redwood forests, scenery like no other, I grew up there.

[@brucelachniet8698]

Good to see someone know of the true stories

[@dwimmor]

Fancy having your new landlord turn up, and then find out he's written one of the greatest songs of all time about you. Neil Young is different class.

[@SonjaFroneman]

The album Harvest was released in 1973/1972. Neil Young is LEGENDARY!!! He is brilliant with Crosby, Stills & Nash as well.

[@nancyjennings4154]

My all time favorite.!

[@dosrios9517]

If I’m correct this was the “Live at Massey Hall” performance in 1971. The live album is interesting because Old Man and Heart of Gold were new songs. The audience sits quietly when he starts

[@AI_Image_Master]

@@dosrios9517 I think that this is from a BBC telecast live in London, 1971. That's why he asked if they had things like a foreman on a ranch.

[@markstearns8029]

I’m 63 now Neil was an old soul when he was a young man and his music shows it. Alway loved this song played it at my best friend’s funeral in 1984 he was 24. Thank you for your videos very enjoyable.

[@rhondahunt9888]

Your story me cry. Gosh, heartbreaking.

[@markferrett700]

I was young when this was recorded.....I'm an old man now.......and this has stayed such a fine tune,timeless, fresh.....amazing.

[@Ultra54able]

Same, my big bro came home from university with his album collections and this one grabbed me instantly. I was maybe 8 years old at the time this came out.

[@letitia3059]

Me too older woman

[@juneallred-smith7460]

This old lady love it too!😅

[@bonniewood5286]

One of my favourite singers, for forty odd years. This man has had so many mental struggles during his life that I can relate to. He has so many good songs to listen to💗🇨🇦

[@janicemacmillan2610]

Neil Young singing this album was the first concert that I saw. I was 13 years old. It was amazing.🇨🇦❤️

[@jeanataylor-l4n]

Neil has had our hearts for decades. He wrote from his heart. Such an honest and gentle dude. Nobody does not love Neil.

[@DLH0007]

Live accoustic version of "The Needle and the Damage Done." Short song but powerful. Neil Young is a deep rabbit hole to go down but well worth it.. so many incredible songs ..

[@pmd8268]

That's definitely one of his best. Love Neil

[@MsCoffeecol]

Neil is really a poet, an extremely gifted songwriter and musician.

[@Lakeshore14]

Thanks for reacting to Neil Young. He has written so many classic songs and has been performing for decades. He wrote the classic protest song “Ohio”. It was written after the killing of four Kent State students by the Ohio National Guard. The students were peacefully protesting the Vietnam War when the Guard opened fire. He was so disturbed by the incident, he immediately wrote Ohio. It was recorded by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. It’s worth a listen. Love your channel. 👏👏🥰

[@VickiLyons-g4y]

I remember. It changed our parents’ attitude towards the Vietnam War. Our parents were appalled that Nixon would order the shooting of peaceful protesters.🌻☮️

[@leceillebeckmeyer3195]

I’d really hope if he does review Ohio I truly hope I don’t miss it. That would be dynamite

[@kevinmalone2218]

I had the privilege of seeing Neil Young & Crazy Horse live in 1976 when I was 16 years old. The first half of the show was Neil Young with his acoustic guitar, Banjo and harmonica. The 2nd half of the show he came out with Crazy Horse and rocked the sh*t out of the place. Still one of the best concerts I've ever been to and I've been to a lot of concerts.

[@TheSwedeMcCoy]

Rust never sleeps, fantastic concert that I've only got on DVD.

[@doriwiljt]

Neil and his beloved Old Black. Nothing better. Saw him with CH and Patti Smith opening. And a few other times with Crazy Horse and without.

[@dbradx]

I've seen Neil 4 times - twice with the Horse, once with CSNY and most recently with Promise of The Real. Incredible shows, each and every one, but I would kill to have seen him on the Rust Never Sleeps tour. That's an awesome memory to have - cheers from Canada!

[@Mike-qp8bv]

I've seen Neil 12 times. First concert was with Crazy Horse in 1987. I was 18 years old. In fact it was my first concert ever. Most of his concerts, that I've seen anyway have been acoustic for the first half. Then rip your face off, full on for the second half. There was only one concert I was not impressed with and that was his Harvest Moon concert. Neil played with Booker T and the MGs and it was great. It was the opening acts that sucked ass. Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. They were absolutely horrible live. And I had to sit for over two hours listening to that crap. To this day I still won't listen to anything by them. Maybe their live performances have gotten better ? When I saw them they were both fairly new to the scene. 91 ? 92? Somewhere around there.

[@atropol1]

I was there too Kevin. McNichols Arena in Denver.

[@keyrat1753]

Neil Young is an amazing artist, both as a solo performer and also as a member of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and YOUNG (CSNY). Check out Neil with CSNY performing “Ohio” about the 1970 Kent State murders.

[@JustanOlGuy]

I was a Ranch Foreman. I love this song, reminds me of my father.✌🤠

[@sopala3952]

Love Neil young. . Beautiful voice. Miss the times when there was no auto tune .

[@jimwebb9328]

His most popular song is "Heart of Gold" from the same album as this one. Neil Young turns 77 next week so he is now an Old Man. This was from a BBC show in 1971.

[@Mike-qp8bv]

Your correct. I thought his birthday was coming up. Yep, he's an old man now. But hell, so am I. You can really see how much he's slowing down now as he's getting older. No complaints from me. I've enjoyed his music ever since my mom got me listening in the 70s. I was pretty young but his music really hit a nerve with me. Even my kids, now in their early 30s are Neil fans. They even both went to Scott Young elementary school in Omemee.

[@mikelynch-zeroviewz2507]

Fun fact : Linda Ronstadt and James Taylor both played on this album

[@jimwebb9328]

@@mikelynch-zeroviewz2507 I mentioned that fact to a millennial once and they said "who?".

[@sharonannrees2824]

This is what we used to call folk music. Neil is the greatest!

[@JeffSmith-io9qy]

An acoustic guitar a mic and a genius. Absolutely phenomenal song. Been one of my favorites for years

[@Don-lq1sy]

I love how you are able to listen to a song for the first time and dissect so perfectly. Great job for a classic song.

[@sandyleewhite]

❣❣❣ *Neil Young's voice to me, has always felt like a cozy, warm blanket, on a beautiful autumn day* ❣❣❣

[@marksteward1090]

Neil Young, played in a band called, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young /// YOU will love their music very much they played at Woodstock NY MANY BANDS PLAYED THERE YOU WATCH ON KZbin BACK IN 1968/1969 YOU WON'T BE DISAPPOINTED.

[@callospaziale]

Tears come down my eyes as I listen to this masterpiece. I used to cover this song with my band before pandemic, and it made me so happy to sing it with a band cause it reminds me of my father. He passed me down some good ol’ songs, thank you papi.

[@justagirlsd3000]

I finally saw Neil Young at the Desert Fest or Old Chella a few years ago. It was in October and he started singing Harvest Moon as the actual full harvest moon rose up above directly behind the stage. It was so magical, I was in heaven. He and his band are so freaking tight. If you ever have the opportunity to witness true musicians, GO!

[@ThePiddy44]

Neil Young has a distinctive voice, and songs that will last my lifetime and more. When he was with Crosby Stills Nash and Young, imo, brought out the best in them. His lyrics and music spans from folk * check out Harvest Moon * to straight out rock, joining Pearl Jam to play his classic * Keep on Rockin in the Free World. Look at Eddie Vedder as an artist with a group Pearl Jam, and solo. Eddie absolutely knows what Neal Young is about, and he so respects this amazing artist, who does things his way. He IS his own drummer, not into the celebrity ego scene, that so many feed off of. I love this about him. Rather, as this video shows, he is not into fancy clothes, nor flashing concert settings. He is there simply to sing and play his songs, and puts everything into it. A great artist indeed.

[@teddyzuder9359]

I could listen to this song 99999999.00 times and NEVER get tired of it!!!

[@mikewatts867]

Sometimes lyrics don’t always make sense in your brain. But they make sense to your spirit.

[@MTH58]

I was in my early teens when his Harvest Album came out. Listened to it endlessly on a portable Sony turntable. Here we are, more than half a century later, and I can still sing along to every song. So timeless.

[@keemo830]

Me too, over and over and over again through my headphones

[@marymarin7797]

The song "Heart Of Gold" you'll want to check out, it's from the same venue. He plays the harmonica and guitar.

[@rochellezimmerbishop4681]

We love our Neil.

[@shelbys6572]

It teaches us so much. Lots of love and respect from young to old. I wish everyone could hear this music in the world. They would be so much more at peace.

[@micheledegroot2247]

Starting listening to this song in my teens and now 62 and still relating

[@zachandlaurathomas6641]

One of my all time favorite songs ( along with Heart of Gold )...a true legend !

[@susangallagher1863]

One of my faves of all time …. Do t be embarrassed by liking it - his lyrics are beautiful!

[@donnawallington4978]

I’ve always loved his music I guess I always will… don’t care who knows.. he is my era personified ☮️❤️

[@faith.s_mom]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for reacting to this song!! I totally get your feeling his voice sounds young, but wise! I love that!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE react to more Neil Young (ANYTHING off Harvest album is gold. ALSO, you've GOT to listen to him with Crosby, Stills and Nash. The Deja Vu album is my personal favorite~ I grew up on their music and this is an anthem to the 60's and early 70's. Take a deep dive into all their music and you will come away with the real history of an era in America that doesn't get taught in schools. Can't wait to have you post more of these geniuses!!!

[@frankw7266]

"Doesn't mean that much to me to mean that much to you..." One of my favorite lyrics of all time. You can judge me all you want, just keep the verdict to yourself.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope Not even buy what can we expect from the top 40 garbage groupies....

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

@@DENVEROUTDOORMAN Do you enjoy being a troll? Were you beaten as a child? smh

[@wendellwelling2896]

I enjoy observing you discovering the music of my youth.

[@jameswormington9978]

Neil Young ... another Canadian treasure !

[@political-social]

I LOVE Neil Young. Was a kid when first heard him. He is a classic FOLK artist. I hope you have listened to his song "Harvest Moon"....a fav of mine.

[@loriarcher9630]

Oh Harvest Moon! -- my wedding song ❤️❤️

[@VitalityMassage]

It's one of my all time favorite performances.

[@pattimoran2020]

I find it surprising that someone who loves music as much as you do has never heard all these amazing tracks that you're playing for us. You're young, but not THAT young. I really love watching your reactions and revisiting old faves, but wow, dude, how could you not have heard so many classic tunes all this time??

[@oliviasimonich2386]

My thoughts on all of his never-heards, esp the performets, not just the songs. But then I remember I'm 80 and how long ago the 60s and 70s were. Didn't 6:58 know the bkgrnd on old man, so that was interesting.

[@bigdaddypiggy]

Neil Young is one of those artists whose catalog contains so many great songs that everyone has a favorite….even people who don’t really listen to that type of music….I mean “Helpless” alone 🤷🏼‍♂️🤤

[@xTheGreatDestroyerx]

Neil Young holds a special place in my heart. Can't go wrong with any of his tunes. Please give a listen to Man Needs A Maid.

[@artvallejos1460]

If I Could Have Her Tonight. ROCKS.

[@carolthompson2651]

A man needs a maid is just an amazing tune💜

[@mikec9729]

You need to let your friends and family listen to what you're listening to that way you can share the joy and expand their minds like you're doing.

[@valr852]

Love Neil Young ,grew up listening to him because my older sister always did,so original and never got enough credit for his brilliance and once again Canadian icon

[@tamitatangoto5134]

Actually; Neil Young got a lot of attention for his brilliance in songwriting and singing. Very talented guy. I remember from my pre~teen years, so I don't know why you would think he was somehow underrated?

[@ABARTH55]

One of the craziest stories about Neil Young's career is that he was signed to Motown before he was in Buffalo Springfield. Check out the history of The Mynah Birds, the band he was in with Rick James.

[@TheDivayenta]

I wonder if that inspired his Mr Soul.

[@tedmohr6353]

That is a great story. Neil said that Ricky was avoiding the draft and met in Canada. They cut a record but was never released

[@SLRagen]

Crosby Stills Nash Young “Suite Judy Blue Eyes,” incredible and my favorite song of all time.

[@richardbarton6146]

Love Neal youngs music... stories and metaphors behind every song. Listen to "down by the river" the bass in this song is amazing!

[@MaryGaleno]

I've always loved Neil Young, first heard him on a juke box in Germany in 1972. The song was "Heart of Gold". I stayed with him all through these years and love him dearly!

[@leaholiver7404]

Awesome artist. Mr Young, such a great musician! Fun to see your reaction to this 💎❤🎉 " gives me life"

[@TerriKnight-x3s]

All of my friends and I listen to what we grew up and came of age all the time. Love Neil Young. My youth!

[@steveneardley7541]

I saw him a million years ago in the Denver Coliseum. He had a gigantic audience in the palm of his hand in five minutes--just him and an acoustic guitar. I've never seen anyone with more charisma as a performer.

[@hartunion]

"Doesn't mean the much to me to mean that much to you" !!!! .... Have a really good think about that. It's a really powerful line.

[@magiegainey5036]

When I was a teenager I had to learn almost every song on the Neil Young “Harvest” album. My son came along and had to learn “Old Man”. Such nostalgia. ❤

[@myfavoritedream2149]

The opening 3 chords of this song have brought audiences to their feet for decades. So crazy to see people have no response when Neil begins what is truly an iconic song.

[@kristasouth9458]

I have always loved his music. I’m only in my 40s. But my father helped me discover a lot of beautiful music. He died in a tragic head on collision Nov 5th. He played guitar and taught me the love for music. My kids actually would fall asleep or calm down when they were upset when I played Neil Young’s songs.

[@MustangTerry]

Its very encouraging for the younger generation and those that grew up in different cultures, to discover the good music that us older folk were lucky enough to grow and evolve with the changing decades, sounds and messages, thanks for your reactions...

[@glennburch1081]

NY in the absolute prime of life, his voice never better. His tone has always mesmerized me. Thanks for reacting.

[@Mike-qp8bv]

For me, I think Neil hit his prime in his late 30s and early 40s. Not so much for his song writing but for his live performances. The amount of energy he brought to the stage was nothing but amazing. Just my opinion. For what it's worth.

[@ConnieWarneford-tt8cz]

Brings back great memories. I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s we had fantastic music! Glad to see your reaction.

[@cslloyd1]

The studio version of this song is definitely my favorite neil young tune. It adds bass and banjo that is amazing - minimalist but so impactful.

[@VivienneBrown-zn2zy]

Thanks Polo for listening to the music of my youth. Another Neil Young song that needs to be heard is Heart of Gold. I would love to hear your reaction on that one.❤️

[@markgallagher8129]

This song gives me chills and melancholy as I am getting old and look back.

[@williampagdon4822]

I have a list of my 2361 Favorite Songs (it grows all the time) and I am proud of all of them. If you like how they sound or how they make you fell, play them all day and don't worry about what others think. P.S.: I care that you are feeling better after dealing with depression.

[@nanpoplawski6228]

I experienced Neil Young, with Stephan stills (not sure of the other members), I was 16, went to a club down in Huntington Beach, Calif with a childhood friend…Buffalo Springfield. His voice, his music is endless…awesome. I’m 73 now, and I still love his voice, music.

[@kitchenwitchin3143]

It’s so very good to broaden your musical horizons...good for your soul 💜

[@NoName-rt8pg]

I was fortunate to listen to 50's to 60's music . There so many great songs. It enjoys me to see the younger generation enjoying this music , too.

[@PhillyGirl64]

Such a beautiful song. Listen to his voice...so haunting.

[@stevegabbert9626]

I've always loved this video, even more than the studio version. When I heard it in my younger years, I didn't think much about the lyrics, but now that I'm headed north of 70 they mean more. I hear respect and admiration for the caretaker, something we all kind of search for along the way, whether it's apparent or not.

[@jamesmagee3934]

Phenomenal talent ,one man, one guitar, simple and complex with the guitar work

[@buckesmalls]

Amazing lyricist and song writer. He has been given the title "Godfather of Grunge" due to being credited as the creator of the first alternative album. He truly rounded out the music scene after the 60's and inspired future musicians to create their own sound. Other than the Wonderbra he is the best thing imported from Canada.

[@lilpoohbear653]

Neil's talent n heart just filled the room

[@827dusty]

This was from British TV (BBC) in 1970 I think. such a talent. Just a man and his guitar, no audio gadgets to make him sound better or whatever. The so-called "artists" of today, would never have the confidence or guts to do a live performance like this. We were all so much younger at this time.

[@vixter28]

I’ve loved Neil Young since the 70’s Heart of Gold was my 1st 45 record of his 🎵💃🏻 Cinnamon Girl is a great one too !

[@menwithven8114]

I'm 35 and have always listened to a lot of music but was never a Neil Young fan and unfortunately think he has changed in his old age but this performance absolutely blows me away. Great writing and performance nothing but repect

[@squaaaaak3178]

what, his voice has changed from age 24 to age 77? shocking!

[@menwithven8114]

@squaaaaak3178 his "voice" went from exceptional open and free speech and questioning authority to actively and very publicly demanding censorship of open and free speech that questions authority. To me it unfortunately tarnished his legacy. As you grow old through experience your views obviously change its just sad to see someone become the thing they used to fight against.

[@grahamwilliamson2574]

​@@menwithven8114 couldn't agree more..I love his music but his facist censorship views betray his establishment WEF views...his dangerous vilification of joe rogan was a dead give away...Springsteen .also showed his true colours also...paper tiger rebels...like so many of the laurel canyon creations..when you look behind the mask..you find establishment puppets and camelions

[@Wise-Lady-La-Aura]

I have loved Neil Young for a very long time and I never knew this was about an old man that worked on his ranch. It probably colors the song for you , hearing it for the first time. Without the explanation, we all just loved the song and the old man applied to any old man, so it is universal, in that respect!

[@KathyMacDonald-im3sv]

I’m about to turn 70 and the Harvest album was the soundtrack of my teen years. Old Man is such a classic from this album and from Neil Young.

[@mikewoike9429]

I'll be 70 in 7 days this brings back so many memories, this is a good one for me. I grew up in the best time ever. Thank you

[@therese4963]

Great reaction Polo, thank you. In 1977 my older brother got into Neil Young, so by default so did I. His music has been part of my life ever since. Harvet Moon is my all time favourite.

[@joyceharkin3641]

When my husband and I were dating, we went on a road trip and this was the only tape we had in the car. We wore it out so it always has a special place in my heart. My husband died a couple of years ago (after 48 happy years of marriage) so this brought tears to my eyes. I can still sing every track word for word. It's a great album.

[@kathleenfarraher9894]

I love this song because it relates to everyone but has different meanings in different way.

[@EddioPinaR]

Those times artist used to write songs from deep inside their souls that's why they can touch our hearts along the times.

[@christopherhutchings9621]

POLO thank you,you bring it back bless ya young man 👍🇺🇸❤️

[@VintageWanderer]

This whole concert is amazing and worth a listen.

[@christopherryan7178]

You got it 100% right when you said “so much power” coming from just one guy and his acoustic guitar. The way he can fill up a room with his songs is amazing.. something full bands struggle with at times. If you just listened without thinking about it you would assume there was another person on guitar. And yeah for someone with a “quirky voice” his voice is amazing

[@racing2cat]

Neil Young's "Unknown Legend" from 1993's "Harvest Moon" has a great feel to it. Appreciate your reaction to this classic and unique voice! 🙂❤

[@mrnobody3161]

I enjoy watching your reactions and I know you're listening, which brings me a lot of Pure Joy Sometimes. Canadian here, eh? I'm an old Hippy, but not as old as Neil. I started music lessons in 1965 at 5 years old. Both my parents played music. My Mother's influence was country, folk, honky tonk, traditional. My Fathers influence was Jazz, Blues, Big Band, the Crooners the Singers, Dancers. Black and White, Hollywood Musicals. I have a huge appreciation for what I think of as country/folk/rock which Neil Young is the Master of All. Sometimes altogether, or different combinations of them. He's for real, sincere, cares a lot, and doesn't give shit what people think of him. He's political and outspoken, he has pissed off a many, but History has proven him to be right most of the time, and way ahead of the curve. My wife and I saw Neil on his Rebel Tour a few years ago. His touring band was 4, 20 something young dudes, called; The Promise of the Real, with two members being Willy Nelson's Sons. The Whole Concert was the Heavy, Grunge Rock Neil, from over the decades of his career. After 13 years of music lessons from 1965 to 1978 , I also was captured by Progressive Rock, and played in a progrock band for 4 years in the 1980's. I love both kinds of "music genres." ✌🇨🇦🤝🌎 🎶 My mention for a Neil Young Song, would be Pocahontas. A progrock request would be one many of your listeners would enjoy but likely haven't heard, called; Music of the Spheres by the band Argent, from their Nexus Album. There's a good Audio version on KZbin with the most views.

[@LindaAtchison-qi2fm]

The needle and the damage done . That's my favorite song by Neil young.

[@thseed7]

One of my all time favorite songs. Feel like I should have been born 40 years earlier

[@rhondaharmon724]

I grew up with Neil Young. Child of the 50s. Love his music. My favorite song of all time is Harvest Moon.

[@joannameyers8184]

Pure talent. Was also part of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young

[@thegingermenace8593]

I grew up listening to Neil Young! I love Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young a lot as well! My parents listened to folk, rock, & Heavy metal (for back then). I still love Neil Young songs! But TOOL is my favorite band! Forever and always! ❤🙏🏻🌹

[@Rachels123]

I love young, and his music. Always have. He is truly unique, in the sense that crosby stills and nash could never lock him down to a commitment, he always played for his own music.

[@emmahardesty4330]

What you said, about Young's sounding wise...you hit on the essence of all his songs. I never realized that description wraps it up.

[@davide4589]

This song reminds me of my relationship with my dad. " Old man Look at my life, I'm a lot like you"... the problem is my dad was a prick. The world became better when he died in 2000. I strive to be better than him but I fall short. I am a much better dad than he was because I actually love my kids... but I still make the same mistakes he made. I hate myself for that. I don't want to be him, but I am.

[@robschroeder5377]

Maybe, just maybe, he loved you too? Thank you though for the vulnerable honesty. Respect.

[@lisal6121]

Give yourself a break. Take a breath and smile. Just believe you will be better. Then, give yourself another break.

[@marieparsons3507]

David E., you are not alone. It's tough to know what to do if you didn't experience good parenting yourself. You know what you don't want to do, but you never learned how to cope in a better way. The little bit I've learned I've learned from hanging around people in recovery. Like me, they are learning how to live life in a healthier way. Also, therapy helped me a lot if you have the money and can find a good therapist. I wish you all the best in your struggle.

[@williampagdon4822]

I feel your pain. My ex-Wife said the "best thing and the worst thing" to me when during an argument she said "you're just like your father'". She was right, so I have tried to change ever since. I often let my DNA show through, but then I do my best to stop it and repair the damage. It starts with knowing there is a problem and wanting to change it. Keep working at it and when thinking clearly, let those you love know it.

[@davide4589]

@@williampagdon4822 This comment hit home. Thanks! All of my relationships were so corrosive and nasty. When we fought, we fought hard. Screaming and yelling and calling each other names... Then I met my wife. I did that to her. The things my dad taught me. I yelled, I screamed, I cussed and called her a bitch... She let it go until we weren't angry anymore. Then she told me she would not stick around if I kept up the anger and the nasty words. I fixed that and we've been married for almost 18 years now. It's because of my wife that I am somewhat normal lol. But dad creeps in once in a while. This song just reminds me of a time when my dad's influence made me a bad person. And in a lot of ways still does.

[@barbarabonnette2705]

No…😂😂😂😂😂 I subjected my sons to every kind of music I could. Just turned 68, and this song I think was from the late 60s. I see you listening to songs with words that take you away from here, and into your mind where you can think. Our generation was so so very fortunate. Music just fills my soul……brings me to a place in time I can remember. ❤❤❤❤

[@CBB672]

I love him! He’s old now! Really super talent, can play several instruments! Great son writer

[@chrisweidner4768]

Essential artist for my 65 years. So much more than a guitar god. In “Ambulance Blues” 2 great lines “I never knew a man who could tell so many lies. He has a different for every set of eyes. How can he remember who he’s talking to. But I know it isn’t me, and I hope it isn’t you.” “You’re all just pissin in the wind. You don’t know it, but you are, and there ain’t nothing like a friend that’ll tell when you’re just pissing in the wind.” Written when he was 24. Perhaps not for this show, but a brilliant song.