First Time Hearing | Neil Young - Out on the Weekend | REACTION/REVIEW

[@ralphcarey]

Not just a masterpiece but, also underrated

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Yup definitely overplayed cause of top 40 AM Wimpy Boys...much better is Ragged Glory

[@scottstewart5784]

underrated gem

[@TeresaMount-t9o]

Always love Neil songs, thank you Biz

[@watchbizmatik]

welcome

[@robputnam9491]

Love this song

[@jimdonahue7230]

Lots of great memories in that song.

[@stevedotwood]

This album and "After The Gold Rush"

[@tonydelapa1911]

Excellent choice Biz,abd great commentary. Try Don't Let it Bring You Down and After The Gold Rush from the After The Gold Rush album. Stick with Neil, you will be shocked at what a rocker he can be!

[@watchbizmatik]

thank you

[@bookhouseboy280]

A top track from Neil's most commercially successful album. The albums that most hardcore fans and critics consider as his best are "Tonight's the Night," "On the Beach," "After the Goldrush," and "Rust Never Sleeps." Not forgetting "Live Rust."

[@williamthelast1]

The Stray gators, his band at this time was so huge !!! Listen to the rehearsal version of " Words" Between the lines of age...Epic !!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@woodroofguy]

❤❤❤ at 65 yo, this Man (still) Needs a Maid… give it a listen Biz! It’s on this Harvest album. Recorded with the London Philharmonic. No other song is more of a soundtrack to my life…

[@bumperu]

71 and still drumming for a Maid. LOL.

[@myownchannel247]

It’s my favorite Neil Young album for sure. This is the first song on it. Other great songs from Harvest are the title track ( Harvest ), Alabama, Words ( between the lines of age ), There’s A World and the Needle and the Damage Done 🔥

[@bumperu]

A Man Needs a Maid.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

I like, 1. AFTER THE GOLDRUSH 2. EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS IS NO WHERE 3. HARVEST, Love this song.

[@paulprendergast3184]

I love the messiness of Tonight's the Night album. Everybody Knows This is Nowhere is my favourite

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

@@paulprendergast3184 RUNNING DRY.

[@jasonmccluskey3623]

One of the Goats

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙🔥😎thank you for taking me some place deep inside

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

Thank you for this reaction. ❤️ My all-time favorite Neil Young song is A Man Needs a Maid.

[@watchbizmatik]

you are welcome

[@JB-Deadskins]

He did a follow up album about 20 years later called Harvest Moon. Songs in the same vein.

[@heatherpratt3867]

Neil has a vast, prolific catalogue, spanning multiple genres. Something for everybody. Harvest is his folky best. An underrated gem, and a complete change of pace, is his 1983 rockabilly effort, ‘Everybody’s Rockin’. Try tracks “Cry Cry Cry’” or “Wonderin’”

[@mrnobody9104]

Great tune i played the hell outta this album and After the Goldrush. Saw him 6or7 times and it was always great.

[@slowridemodelcars1687]

Great Album, I bought it when it first came out, Memories!

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

This whole album is a masterpiece. Love every song on it. Neil has many good albums, but the only two I owned are Harvest and Harvest Moon. Have played both of these albums to death.

[@watchbizmatik]

oh so harvest moon is an album

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

@@watchbizmatik The name of the album and also an exquisite song. Any song on this album are bangers.

[@thomaskelley1718]

I played the hell out of this album back in the day

[@reallymysterious4520]

Harvest is his best album followed by After the Goldrush, then Rust Never Sleeps, Everybody Knows this is Nowhere, and his first album self titled

[@robertwatson2823]

Harvest is a great album, but right there with it are After the Gold Rust and Live Rust. Not a bad song on any of these three albums. Of course that is true on many Neil Young albums.

[@lathedauphinot6820]

This is a beautiful album. Neil Young records all the time with different people, usually keeps the first or second take, and then pretty much forgets about it. He goes through the tapes occasionally and decides to release something, sometimes something recent, sometimes something old. He has many albums worth of music that has never been released. The song I’d like to hear is “Love To Burn” from ’Ragged Glory’. Thanks.

[@tracyyork1428]

I love this song, and enjoy playing my A harmonica along with it. Check out these great NY tunes: "Like A Hurricane" from Live Rust "Country Home" from Ragged Glory "I'm The Ocean" from Mirror Ball All showing Young at his best. In fact, you should check out every song on Ragged Glory; every track is a winner!

[@bobschenkel7921]

Neil Young and Bob Dylan, the two best users of Harmonica in conjunction with almost anything they choose to put out. When you hear it you know it is Neil, or Bob, and you can tell the difference, easily. Harvest is ONE of Neil's best albums, but over 50+ years it's hard to pick just one.

[@mikecaetano]

Although I remember hearing "Heart of Gold" on the radio when I was five, I didn't listen to the entire Harvest album until I was eighteen. It might seem strange today that somebody could write a song about leaving the big city to get away to the country in Los Angeles, but Los Angeles county was once the leading agricultural county in California and urban sprawl had not yet turned all the farmland into housing when the song was new. Harvest is Neil Young's fourth album released in 1972. Harvest Moon is his 21st album released in 1992. Twenty years apart. For something live from him, check out "Rockin' in the Free World" and "Like a Hurricane" from his 1991 live album Weld. Fire!

[@fewwiggle]

I don't think he went to the 'country' in LA -- seems like he went to the city to try to forget his country girl . . . .

[@kenlawless7247]

This is a fantastic song by NY. This album is so good this might be the 3rd or 4th best song on the album

[@fewwiggle]

In a just world, half of the songs on this album would be in constant rotation on 'classic' country radio stations

[@jimdonahue7230]

Highly recommend the title track from After the Goldrush.

[@smartenuphumans]

I just love this tune - its to short IMhO. I wan a 15 minute version

[@bobdelp2023]

HERE WE GO, YOU KNEWWWW YOU'D GET ME POSTING EVENTUALLYYY HUH BIZ??? 😊NATURALLYYY! 💯 WELL THIS EPIC ( 72 ) ALBUM ( HARVEST ) WAS A MASTERPIECE! THE LAST TRACK IS CALLED ( WORDS: BETWEEN THE LINES OF AGE ) 👍

[@watchbizmatik]

good to see ya

[@maryscales5747]

Check out Ozark Mountain Daredevils / Standing on the Rock

[@bobdelp2023]

YEAH BIZ, 20 YEARS APART! 😊 HARVEST 72 & HARVEST MOON 92 👍A FEW TRACKS FROM ( HARVEST MOON ) : UNKNOWN LEGEND, FROM HANK TO HENDRIX, WAR OF MAN THERE'S A FEW OF UM BIZ! STAY GREAT MAN

[@hongfang2348]

Harvest is a great album for sure. It's early in his solo career and is 'folkish'. Is it his best? Depends on what you like most. The Rust Never Sleeps album came a few years later. I love it too but it's very different, more rock sounds. You may have done a song or two from the album.

[@heretoday9975]

🛻

[@seansersmylie]

Two all time great albums in a row, Harvest and After the Gold Rush. I think the later album is the best. I don't think you've done any Townes van Zant, Big Country Blues is a masterpiece. Similar Country Folk Rock.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Need Ragged Glory album this way overplayed

[@HelynnHeels]

I may have asked you this before. If so, I know you will forgive me cuz I'm old😊. You should treat yourself to the movie DEADMAN starring Johnny Depp with an awesome Neil Young soundtrack. It's a killler movie by Jim Jarmusch in Black and White with a great, quirky cast of characters. There's DEADMAN clips and trailers here on KZbin.

[@dt1064]

Try to do "Crime in the city" it's kinda moody.