First Time Hearing Neil Young the Needle and the Damage Done (Reaction!!)

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[@marktroyer-vr2zv]

Neil hung with other needle user such as Clapton, Hendrix, and Jagger

[@sherryherrick6567]

Polo, he always looks like this! Just sayin

[@sherryherrick6567]

☮️ & ❤️

[@danrudnick5252]

"Every junkie's like a setting sun" is one of the best lines in a song ever.

[@mikec9729]

I agree, I love Neil Young see him a few times. How about Steve Miller, I really love your peaches want to shake your tree.

[@CanadianPunker62]

It is a great line, another of the greatest songwriters John Prine had some great lines as well like "There's a hole in daddy's arm where all the money goes. Jesus Christ died for nothing, I suppose" from his song Sam Stone

[@virginia_diverdown1]

He's writing from living it. Great tune!

[@bridgitgilmore]

@@CanadianPunker62, I came on here to say exactly that!

[@SuzanneDeniseB]

Sighs. Absolute truth.

[@branwen8009]

You're right, sad song. But Neil Young is amazing! Here's the back story...hope you don't mind! He wrote this as a warning to all musicians because of the effect that heroin had on his band mate & good friend from Crazy Horse, Danny Whitten & other musicians he knew that were struggling with addiction. Neil ended up firing him and giving him money to go to rehab. Whitten didn't go & od'd later that year...after the song was already released. I would think that he knew it was primarily about him. When Neil says open the Cellar door, he's referring to a bar they played where Whitten was extremely high. Neil has MANY awesome songs...either with Crazy Horse, as a solo artist, with Buffalo Springfield, or with the phenomenal Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young. Definitely a fav of mine. Thanks for doing this one!

[@vincentvancraig]

Thats great, i never knew that....i always thought neil did partake at some point tho, like so many others did, i thought (“think”) i read a rolling stone article/interview decades ago, i could be totally mis-remembering tho....with how many greats who did do that stuff and all the amazing art they made, ive always been equally impressed by the artists who didnt do heroin and made great art too, so, its not like im arguing and looking to hear from u that at some point neil did do dope....ur comment is just super interesting to me, i want to research now...i never delved into neil’s history like I should have, like i did with lennon and dylan.

[@onsesejoo2605]

Sadly, Danny Whitten died the same night. The story has it that he used the money Young hand given him along the plane ticket to LA to buy heroin which he overdosed. However it was a mixture of diazepam and alcohol. He tried to get rid of the heroin on alcohol but while diazepam was a painkiller for his knee. The mixture turned out fatal.

[@BMore_Vidblog]

Neil said he saw many great musicians who no one else got to really see. 'A little part of it in everyone...' we all have some addictive thinking.

[@ednabell9405]

@@vincentvancraig I doubt it, Neil had polio as a child and is diabetic and other medical issues....don't believe he even drank alcohol

[@user-zk3xg9ou1x]

Yep its about drugs. It's a horror. Neil Young has always been one of my favorites. Since CSN and Young. Glad you listened.

[@readerlistener5402]

Neil Young is a poet and a musician. The man with the ethereal voice that sings about some of the darkest subjects. Great reaction.

[@poloreacts27]

This is a great description of his style from what I've heard so far.

[@Another_User_Name_]

Neil Young is a liberal, American hating has been.

[@cameron1536]

I’m so jealous that you get to hear all these songs for the first time, man. I grew up on all this music and it’s part of my soul but I’ll never have the experience of hearing it for the first time.

[@alanwhetstone3922]

Neil Young is a universal treasure

[@jimmontoya1384]

I'm 63 years old now & have lost family & friends to the needle... the up stoke strum on the guitar ending of this song has always reminded me of a life left unfinished! Gone too soon!

[@sherryherrick6567]

I'm 72 and I don't know anyone who has ODd. Ya know, nobody ODs on Weed

[@tombstonegraffiti4241]

Had friends buy me a concert ticket. I said no thanks. They dragged me there and I’m so glad they did. Solo, surrounded by guitars, sitting in the middle, and just grabbing an acoustic one song after another, he finished the show doing songs and an old fashion pump organ. The whole arena at the MGM in Las Vegas was just vibrating. It was an amazing show something I’ll never forget.

[@basilandrigsby]

No click track , no autotune, not even a band. Pure beauty.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Just same song over and over need Neil s Rock

[@doriwiljt]

I fell in love with Neil when I was 13 when his album Harvest was first released

[@andyfletcher3561]

16 for me, maybe 15-1/2 depending which month it was released...

[@user-zo7ud5ld8l]

I think I was around 17. Great Album

[@dellafenton2417]

Wonderful album but I prefer After the Goldrush ❤

[@mickidonahue4038]

Crosby,Stills, Nash and Young. Beautiful harmonies

[@gwendolyngailstenersen4448]

This & "Cowgirl In The Sand" are my 2 favourite Neil Young songs. Neil Young was the first concert I went to... about the same year this came out. Btw, we all kinda looked like that in the 70s... LOL

[@sarahzentexas]

I’ve known a heroin addict. That last line “But every junkie’s like a setting sun” hits so hard because it’s true. They just fade out, their beauty going dark, until they disappear. Sad but predictable.

[@Eowyn187]

Profound. It's a death sentence. :(

[@20th_century_specter]

Sad but True. I seriously couldn't tell you how many friends and family I have lost to oxy's, heroin and fentanyl since the year 2000. The Tragedy is unbelievable.

[@mwfmtnman]

Yup. In my twenties had a chick friend who was arguably one of the most beautiful women in the world. She fell under the spell of the wrong guy and withered away. It was the hardest thing to watch and not kill the guy.

[@Warutteri]

As a former opioid addict who has seen many many people die from various different drugs it definitely hits hard...

[@karinwolf3645]

Yes. 😓

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

One of my favorite singer-songwriters for most of my 61 year life. Nothing shy of genius. Yes, it's a terribly sad song. His best...and saddest, IMO, is Ohio.

[@TheToscanaMan]

Yeah Ohio has this one beat. Interesting backstory on how he came to write Ohio kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXfdiniklMyYrNk

[@melodiedrury2567]

Are you thatDM? Your sister's been looking for u.

[@DavidMiller-dt8mx]

That depends. Is her name Florinda Gloria?@@melodiedrury2567

[@musicairplanes4884]

I have always been amazed how just a guy with a guitar and a ton of talent can hypnotize an audience.

[@lindakessler8768]

Neil is an amazing artist as well as an activist. He doesn't sit on his ass, he tries to make change and awareness. 👍❤🤙

[@re90652]

Neil young is amazing. Buffalo Springfield did a song called “For what it’s worth” I was so moved. Four dead in Ohio. It’s about the Nixon years. I was born in 1950 & I’ve been so fortunate to experience so much great music. I love classical music as well. My husband turned me on to Beethoven, & so many real old artists. Oh Tom Waits sings about his cars & the weather, which is like a play on words with his love life. He sings the theme song in part of the series The Peaky Blinders. It’s written by an Australian guy named Nick Cave. His band is The Bad Seeds. A bit difficult to listen to at times, but he’s very clever. Tom Waits isometimes a performance artist. He seems very crazy but he’s actually married & has a few kids. I’d like to see him at home. He has achieved his very raspy voice. Leonard Cohn was a beautiful poet & helped other folks sing his words. Hallelujah is one of my favorites. He had a pretty raspy voice, too many cigarettes. Q

[@briankaufman7293]

So many great tracks: Ohio, Mr. Soul, Everybody Know This Is Nowhere, When You Dance, Walk On, Powderfinger, Southern Man, Rockin’ In The Free World, and many many others that are escapin’ my mind right now…😊

[@darinswift490]

I have seen him live about a dozen times and he never fail to quite the crowd of 23k and shows us all our souls. 💜

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Great reaction, Polo! Hypnotised 😎 yeah Neil can do that

[@1964Rennie]

I lost my love and my daughter’s father to the needle. He was like a setting sun. I feel pain when I listen to this song, but I also relate so much to it. I couldn’t help him. I’ve seen Neil live. Beautiful songs, hard songs sometimes.

[@elisaabolafia9542]

So sorry for your loss & thank you for sharing that. A beautiful song about ugliness and pain.

[@mahatma_manett]

😢

[@user-gf4eh6db6p]

He wrote this for Danny Whitten. Danny made an album with his band called Crazy Horse and then joined up with Neil. They became like brothers. If you have never heard Neil's album "Everybody knows this is nowhere" you should. Then you will know what a great loss Danny was. Neil spoke of all the great art that has been lost to heroine. peace

[@brianlouie8255]

Neil young was one of my favorite singers back in the 70's when I was in college. I live in the SF Bay Area, so I've been lucky to watch him live in concerts multiple times. He is a great musician.

[@kellywittmann1893]

It's easy to see why Young had so many problems with collaborations. He's so self-contained; nothing more is needed.

[@bobschenkel7921]

Neil Young, who I like to call THE MAN, is one of the best recording artists, EVER. He does much more than solo acoustic, he is also known as "The Godfather Of Grunge", for some of his electric works. This song is based on real life experiences, early in his career, and his lamentations on them. My recommendation to everyone who has never experienced Neil is to watch his concert film "Rust Never Sleeps" recorded in 1978, at one of the peaks of his career, he even directs under the name Bernard Shakey. Best songs: "Powderfinger", "Cortez The Killer", "Cinnamon Girl", "Harvest Moon", "Sugar Mountain", "After The Goldrush", "Sedan Delivery", "Like A Hurricane". "Thrasher", "My My Hey Hey (Out Of The Blue), "Hey Hey My My (Into The Black)" and "Tonight's The Night". Oh yeah, and "Rockin' In The Free World", "This Note's For You" and he just released a new album last year called "Barn".

[@foxandscout]

I fell in love with Young when I was in high school and got the album After the Goldrush. I loved him with Cosby Stills and Nash-album Deja Vu is incredible. Love him in all the annual Farm Aid fundraisers with Willie Nelson. But I Iove him best when I get to watch him rock out playing his guitar. He’s in my top ten guitarists. Long may he run.

[@paulcallaro396]

Polo, your channel blows me away. When an intelligent guy hears music for the first time and articulates what he hears so well. I'm all in and I love your Neil Young videos. You love Needle and Old Man, now try Don't Let It Bring You Down from that same BBC solo acoustic concert. He was 24 when he played that BBC concert. Love you man!

[@danisue273]

I agree, Polo's reviews are my favorite to watch.

[@rickhenkle7778]

One mans song, one guitar.. Nuff said!

[@catherinecrow5662]

Thanks for doing a reaction of Neil. I've been listening to him, and seeing him live for over 50 years. If you haven't heard "Cowgirl In The Sand" , I'd recommend reviewing it. Don't let the title mislead you, Neil takes you on a journey you never expected.

[@fridaylong2812]

And Ohio.

[@ammaleslie509]

Oh yeah, Cowgirl in the Sand is awesome

[@tm2bee]

I really like his choices on the guitar. His style is so different from others. Not only the way he plays but the way he arranges the notes.

[@Alwayswilling]

Speaking of Neil's guitars, I think it's great that he has ended up with possession of Hank, the late, great Hank Williams favorite guitar. It would, I also think, be great if he were to lend it for a bit to Hank 3, who looks much like his grandfather and sounds like pure echo.

[@abreeden65]

The Needle and the Damage Done" is a 1972 song by Canadian-American singer-songwriter Neil Young. The lyrics describe the effects of heroin addiction on musicians Young knew, including his friend and Crazy Horse bandmate Danny Whitten, who would die of an overdose the same year the song was released.

[@consuelaluna1414]

The grandfather of grunge💚

[@Weaponx3518]

Yes sir

[@dotto0212]

Awesome reaction, Polo. Neil is one of my all-time favorites. You need to check out "Rust Never Sleeps" You will thank the MANY people who have suggested it. 💜

[@michelehood7014]

My daughter died two years ago & left 2 children & me her mother 😢😢😢

[@tinaboksa3642]

I've never heard a bad song from him.

[@artvallejos1460]

👍✌️

[@markferrett700]

Simply a genius

[@hocheye]

I saw him live, playing just his guitar no amplification like the video for the first hour! Amazing! Then he blew the roof off the second half of the concert! One of the best concerts I've ever seen.

[@aramhamparian9641]

A song about his band mate who overdosed and died. Neil is unbelievable in these personal settings.

[@FeralMutiny]

"Doesn't mean that much to me, to mean that much to you" is a lyric that pretty sublimely sums up the way I see my life. It's not very important to me to know that I mean a lot to someone else. I appreciate friends and family, but honestly I won't lose any sleep if someone doesn't agree with the person that I am!

[@tonistokes1790]

The song reflects the time it was written in. Singer-songwriters like Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell are poets writing songs reflecting the times they were living in. Music was their means of advocacy.

[@williamcapp448]

He did some great tunes with Crosby, Stills and Nash. Ohio and Helpless to name a couple. His solo stuff has some real stand out After The Gold Rush and Heart of Gold are a couple of my favorites.

[@michelewebb7259]

Thanks for checking out NY, he's quite amazing& I've been a fan of his for about 40+ yrs now!!❤

[@michelewebb7259]

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[@CBB672]

I saw him play all alone in a concert, just him, his guitar,, harmonica, organ, I have seen probably everyone from 70’s, he is definitely the most talented! Also just for fun check out his harvest moon video! So fun, I send it to all my fav people every October! Fav music video

[@cheyfedu]

Neil Young and crazy horse was the best concert I ever went to

[@connieperkins2557]

“OLD MAN” will be the best you will hear. Please show your reaction to this Neil Young song.

[@nathanielcampbell3488]

This performance is from the MTV Unplugged special and the whole thing is worth checking out, acoustic versions of some of his electric and acoustic hits and more

[@andyfletcher3561]

"...once the needle goes in...There's no turning back..."...Fun note, I was 2 years clean when this came out on "Harvest"...Best friend died in my arms from a heroin overdose in 1969. Not sure why he went and I didn't. Same amount from the same sack and the same needle. As far as I know we'd both shot up the same number of times too. I still did it 3 or 4 more times after...50+ years ago and I still feel a little tug now and again. When folks tell what a wonderful place Seattle is, just know it's ALWAYS had a very seedy underbelly. Had we not moved south I likely wouldn't have made it to 18...If not for that, then some other way.

[@sylvialee1079]

Neil was always this type of performer, pretty fascinating to watch whether solo or with a band. The phrase in this song that always gets to me is "I know that some of you don't understand, milk blood to keep from running out." One of the saddest things I've ever witnessed....💔

[@Eowyn187]

And it's sad that I've seen this sadness so many times throughout my life. So many friends I've buried. :(

[@justmejoy124]

Here for some Neil Young always did love this artist..still do

[@Darryl_Frost]

I can listen to Neil Young anytime, he was doing a concert once and someone was yelling "do the needle', he looked up and responded "I've done this before!".. and he just carried on.

[@heatherwhatever7714]

Thank you for helping me resee him. I always chose music that made me workout or run farther and dreamy stuff was pushed aside mostly. I first heard his music and didn’t understand the lyrics. Yes, it’s beautiful but thank you for helping me understand more of its beauty and relevance.

[@raymondfornesjr1969]

Well presented and well articulated reaction!!! Very accurate!!! Many thumbs up!!! 👏👏👏👏

[@gramps6334]

Neil has played through the entire history of Rock and Roll. Genuine, Raw and still grounded. Top tier songwriter!

[@meliplay]

You gotta listen to some Jackson Browne. . He is such an amazing songwriter. And the bassist for Phil Collins is also his bassist lee Sclar . Hes a singer pianist and guitar player as well. But his lyrics are super deep.

[@matthewdrake4385]

If you enjoyed this, check out Heart of Gold, Old Man or Like a Hurricane. 3 great songs.

[@randyjohnson6960]

Don't 4get 🎼Ohio 🎼

[@andyfletcher3561]

"Old Man" was the first he reacted to...I went and looked LoL...

[@matthewdrake4385]

Ok and Ohio was CSN&Y not Young solo.

[@kevinmalone2218]

I had the privilege of seeing Neil Young and Crazy Horse live in 1976. The set was Neil Young, banjo, acoustic guitar, harmonica. The 2nd set was Neil Young & Crazy Horse. They blew it up! I was 16 years old and still my favorite concert and I've been to 100s of concerts.

[@jamiemiller9268]

I've been a TOTAL Neil Young fan since WAAAY BACK in the day. He sings life in a way like no other. Brilliant artist!!

[@bkm2797]

Love Neil Young's lyrics he has an incredible connection to words. Hope you take a listen to more tunes of his like Southern Man, When You Dance, Harvest Moon. Thank you!

[@dougww1ectebow]

Neil had just fired a band member, because of drugs and performance. He shortly died afterward and Neil felt some sense of responsibility to him. The song is a memorial to the man he was before heroin took him.

[@robertforsythe3280]

Songs of a long gone era. A bit of a story teller. Not just Drugs but more. He sings of the life surrounding this culture. Other song writers sing ballads of other cultures and life styles. Just ponder Jimmy Buffet.

[@stevenparker4684]

A must listen is Neil and his band Crazy Horse, live version of "Down by the river"

[@marymorrison2484]

My favorite song Neil Young sings is "Almost Cut My Hair". It is from his Crosby Stills Nash & Young days. I feel like it describes what it was like to be a young person during the cultural revolution/hippie movement during the Vietnam War time.

[@TYoung023]

I’ve alway interpreted the lyrics, “I know that some of you don’t understand. Milk blood to keep from running out”, as an addict bleeding their family and friends dry of goods and money to feed the addiction.

[@shawneavis4802]

Good reaction! If you want to hear some of his best electric side, try 'Cortez the Killer', 'Powderfinger', or 'Down by the River'. For another great acoustic track, try 'Thrasher'.

[@nancythewaterchick8181]

Heart of Gold. Crosby Stills Nash and Yound will tear your heart out .... Ohio. Now go for some Jackson Brown. Take it easy...

[@emileedawn237]

More Neil

[@noellagatt7701]

Neil is awesome song writer about addiction love from Ottawa, Canada.

[@Doglyvr]

He’s so amazing. He hit the feels hard!

[@heathermcguire63]

I so enjoy watching you discover, uncover, and share. Please check out Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young - Suite Judy Blue Eyes, Our House, You Don't Have To Cry... some have Young on them, some do not , but the harmonizing is INSANE! I truly think you'll enjoy ;)

[@randyjohnson6960]

Check out: "Ohio" his song about the 4 students killed at Kent State College by National Guard while protesting the Vietnam war In the 70's. He also played in (CSNY) CROSY,STILLS,NASH AND YOUNG.🎼👊🎧🔈🔉🔊👊💖🕇🕇🕇

[@Peter-oh3hc]

My favorite Neil young songs. One of my favorites of all time

[@Mischa337]

Such a sad and such a beuatifull song ❤

[@OddBall1958]

One of the top 5 storytellers of all time!

[@richardra4702]

Neil Young & Bob Dylan..two of the greatest singer-songwriters ever..!! Neil is from Canada (like Joni Mitchel...another great singer-songwriter...they "came up" at the same time in the 60's..) & Bob is from Duluth, Minnesota just south of the Canadian border. Apparently, that cold weather makes for some introspective, poetic songwriting.!? Of course they've ALL written "rock music songs" which are incredible, time-tested songs.!! They are my top three fav songwriters followed by Jackson Brown & Paul Simon (of "Simon & Garfunkel" fame...).!! It is SO worth the time going down any of those "rabbit holes"..!!! INCREDIBLE bio's too...(ALL FIVE)..!!! ENJOY..!!

[@gazc7684]

What a talent, Neil Young is!

[@Shonierose]

This song will forever be the one that makes me think of my brother. Dead of a heroin overdose two weeks before his eighteenth birthday.

[@melodiedrury2567]

Just found Polo. I grew up with this music. Best of the best.

[@oldcougar65]

I went to a Neil Young concert. There were instruments all over the stage, so I assumed he had brought a backing group. Wrong. He worked his way through every instrument on the stage by himself. A great concert.

[@viciann]

Rockin In the Free World is a very dark song but is so good you forget how dark the lyrics are. Definitely a good one to listen to for a different side of his music. Southern Man is a good song too

[@user-ip5dm6jf8k]

Neil pissed off the rednecks who wrote sweet home alabama...they love the guvner, who declared segregation now, segregation forever. By the way, thats how they pronounce governor down south.

[@shane5200]

Neil Young Mr. Soul is a great song. Both the regular version and the acoustic version

[@lindaaugone382]

me too take me with you to see Neil young LOVE HIM!

[@judycooney1]

❤ Neil Young

[@lisarainbow9703]

Check out "After the Gold Rush" by Neil Young. Also, "Ohio" which he wrote when he was in the supergroup Crosby Stills Nash and Young..

[@liellen1997]

Neil Young is top five my favorite!! This song he is telling us like is about heroin -but also addiction in general. I’m so grateful you did this!! Please more Neil-loved your reaction! Been checking out your content and it is fire! I love how you aren’t afraid to check out the older “hippie”, lol bands!! I’m an old woman so I was raised on late 60’s and 70’s music-so this takes me back to my teenage years! Keep making great content-you are unique! Peace and positive vibes!! ✌️🎵

[@mickherron6768]

thank you - discovered you today and now crying inside....memories of 70's and beyond

[@marie-christinescutt7888]

This is one of my favourite songs from Neil fabulous artist yes it is about drugs

[@marybethsinn6792]

He is such a talent and deep writer, just amazing I’m sure you will find so many songs to love

[@Beatricemajury-ek6cv]

Neil was in a band yeas aho called buffalo springfield. Listen to where have all the children gone. Also he was in crosby,stilts,nash and young listen to southern cross. Teach your chikdren. Ohio. Its about kent state. And our house. The harmony is crazy

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Young is a great lyricist. His live performances are very intimate.

[@melw5043]

Heart of Gold and Cinnamon Girl are good Neil Young songs to try

[@beverlybrown2673]

Great solo artist, but also part of a great supergroup - Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young - for a while.

[@robertprice6830]

I've seen Neil 6 times. Every time was great.

[@Safe-Cracker]

harvest moon is one of my favourite of him.. try the unpluged version... so beautiful

[@tenncutt]

I am 67 and bought this album in 1973 i believe. Neil is awesome. I kind of feel you should be listening to his original studio versions instead of his live versions as that is how the song was released and is a little more polished. I've always been a giant Neil Young fan even if he is a Canadian liberal! Lol

[@stevel2504]

Always such vulnerability in the lyrics and delivery from Neil young, always excellent.

[@karenkinsman5643]

Great, yes sad song. Try HARVEST MOON!! My favorite Neil Young song!

[@andrewwhyte9944]

The song is about his best friend Bruce, who died after becoming an addict (I don't know which drug). As always, a heart felt song for a heart felt reaction!

[@JBJimmyJazz]

Saw Dave Matthews Band open for NYoung about 15 yrs ago (Tinley Park IL). After DMB more than half the crowd left and never gave him a chance. I've been to hundreds of shows and never felt that bad in my life. Their loss. That's partly why I like reaction vids.

[@mikepiccione886]

Jewel covering this on Howard Stern is a must see

[@marke8323]

Neil and Jewel both had the same manager, I saw her when she warmed up for him and Crazy Horse on the Greendale Tour. Have seen him 12 times in concert.

[@mattshaw6180]

Neil Young has long been a master of stark and dark lyrics ("Powderfinger" is a great example) but he's also written some truly happy, lovely songs. Try "Comes a Time" or "I Am a Child" for some simple pleasures.

[@andyfletcher3561]

Or ANYTHING off of "Harvest"...

[@katerailey524]

Neil is the GOAT of grunge rock. The look is apart of it.

[@SCBJQ]

Crosby, Sills, Nash & Young did some great songs: Teach Your Children, Our House and Helplessly Hoping are some of my favorites.

[@JBAKER97]

I’m about to be 50. Been really missing the 90’s. I’m grateful to have been a part of it all. All the killer bands, endless summers, and friends and family. Life was good.

[@joeduke8239]

Working at the Carwash Blues, Jim Croce - He's not dark, like Neil, but good acoustic guitar, and smooth vocals