MASTERPIECE!| FIRST TIME HEARING Neil Young - Hey Hey,My My REACTION

[@richarddefortuna2252]

This is the first version that opens the album, the acoustic version, titled My, My, Hey, Hey (Out of the Blue). The album ends with an incredibly raw, raucous electric version titled Hey, Hey, My, My (Into the Black). Much different vibe, as you can imagine - especially on the follow-up tour album, "Live Rust." Great stuff!

[@gus9482]

Love both versions for different reasons. There's a reason why he's considered the Godfather of Grundge.

[@jco207]

Yes, they'll eventually want to react to Hey Hey, My, My too. There are so many great Neil Young songs, you have a fun journey ahead and I look forward to seeing you enjoy them.

[@stevedahlberg8680]

I 100% agree man they should react to the later one as well because it's a perfect bookend to it. And I've seen him do both of those live in the same concert back in the late 70s and it just blew me away.

[@melvinroebuck1160]

Yes def react to the other electric one too!

[@arrow5599]

DIFFERENT LYRICS THO

[@knarf_on_a_bike]

"It's better to burn out, than to fade away." Yeah, we sure lost a lot of our heros. Glad Neil is still with us, what, 60 years now? AMAZING!

[@TFEnright5]

Kurt Cobain quoted that line in his suicide note.

[@scottNNJ]

Def Leppard opened the song “Rock of Ages” with that line.

[@jamesscully529]

Yup, it you go back to the Buffalo Springfield in the mid-1960s. Neil turned 77 this past November and hopefully he will be around for some time to come.

[@JRcomments]

So did the Kurgan in Highlander.

[@OzzybinOswald]

He's a leftist simpleton.

[@tmann8547]

I agree they need to do the "into black version" ..."Powderfinger" is another Neil Young must listen.

[@robhep3262]

This is my my hey hey,you really have to listen to both hey hey my my too the dark distorted electric version,both perfectly show both sides of Neil.

[@Stoney_Snark]

There is both “Hey Hey, My My” and “My My, Hey Hey”, and you’ve really got to hear both to appreciate what Neil can do with a song!

[@billmeade9029]

Yeah one acoustic and one electric both are 👍

[@BadlndsBob]

Yes, you must hear the other one. It is a similar (same) tune, but is played as a hard, punk rock tune.

[@rogeebundy6002]

Hey hey my my is a rocking electric song much the opposite

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

No you dont

[@Dan-kc3jy]

This 👆

[@rubyswaim1441]

"Cinnamon Girl" is one you need to hear...also "Sugar Mountain".

[@johnmavroudis2054]

Neil Young is simply one of the greatest song writers ever... He's created his own path throughout his career and never bowed to corporate pressure. A true original. A few songs you'd love: "POCAHONTAS" (one of the most beautiful, haunting songs ever) and "LIKE A HURRICANE," and "I AM A CHILD"... Brilliant all.

[@joelliebler5690]

Good ones!

[@SaltySTX]

Definitely one of the best ever. However he did change greatly over the years and to me doesn't seem to be about free speech anymore. Maybe it's just part of the leftist cult but you don't try to cancel someone if you don't agree with them. We are supposed to be better than that.

[@jasonph2522]

'This notes for you' is the best non-sellout song of all time imo.

[@shaykosovac8722]

Soo many great Neil Young tunes! Like "After the Gold Rush"!

[@mattcurless1556]

It's more than just music when that harmonica hits.

[@Tararu5000]

It's magic.

[@jbellinger99]

You two would love "Cortez the Killer" a great guitar meditation. NEIL YOUNG CAN ROCK!!!!! tHANK YOU!!!

[@rpjameson359]

"Cinnamon Girl" is another jam you should check out! Neil ROCKS!

[@Bar-l7w]

Long May you run I played it for my puppy who past. Love this song !!!!!!

[@karenh.]

He did a wonderful song that's short but very powerful called The Needle and the Damage done....💖

[@geoffprice5357]

Live forever Neil Young, the future needs you!!

[@catkatt2855]

You have to watch Neil light up the stage on Saturday Night Live Rocking in the Free World. He's masterful. HIs music pierces through to the core.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Yup Don't know why everyone request the acoustic crap when his best stuff is electric

[@robduncan2816]

Neil Young - After the Gold Rush. love love love that track my entire life

[@williamthompson-xm3dy]

I recommend his “Like a Hurricane.” Show cases his electric guitar work which is incredible. He is one of the best.

[@danmayberry1185]

OH - I saw him on Don Kirchner's Rock Concert (possibly something on his nose) .. and Like A Hurricane became much favourite song.

[@kona883]

Even asking for the a long time!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Or Down By The River but yeah tired of the same acoustic crap on these channels

[@JohnLennon99791]

Absolutely incredible song, voice, guitar.

[@charleybarley914]

when Neil and Crazy horse decided to play loud, they were louder than anybody.

[@marke8323]

Love Neil, have seen him a dozen times...

[@faithnyou1732]

I may have shared this story before, so apologies if I'm repeating myself. My high school sweetheart and I were together in 1972, but after the break-up and our graduations, we went to separate colleges and I moved out of state, so we lost touch with each other. We both played guitar at the time, and Neil Young brought us together. We both loved his music, and it was about the time his Harvest album came out. The old flame would come over and we would always jam to Neil Young. Fast- forward to 2010, I got a FB message from him, after 36 years, and the rest is history. We got married in 2011! Probably sounds corny, but not to us! All this being said, Neil Young will ALWAYS be special to us! Thanks for this great reaction and stirring up the nostalgia of reminiscing about our love story. ✌💙✌

[@jeffreyflint6286]

Doesn't sound corny at all man. I've been digging Neil since way back then. I think it's cool and sweet. Dig up ya'll and congratulations. 👍👍🤟🤟

[@double00spy]

Not corny - it's beautiful. Congrats!

[@faithnyou1732]

Thanks for the kinds words! It was the best decision I ever made! ✌💙✌

[@jeffreyflint6286]

@@faithnyou1732 you're extremely welcome.

[@ptournas]

Very nice story!

[@LexwellLavers]

Best song ever written about Rock N' Roll. One of the best songwriters and guitarists there is. Listen to the electric version of this song next Hey Hey My My (Into The Black). This version is live, Neil is great live or studio.

[@patrickb4877]

The first song I heard written and sung by Neil Young was when he was a member of Buffalo Springfield in about 1967. "Mr. Soul" is still one of my favorite songs, ever. Give it a listen sometime.

[@Grateful_Dad_54]

His solo 'Unplugged' version is the best!

[@louiseasmith1336]

That was the first album I ever bought. I was 16. Lived in So Cal.

[@charleybarley914]

Oh, hello Mr Soul, I stopped by to pick up a reason.

[@peachbottom2010]

long time Neil fan here...know all his music...want blown away?...so many to choose...On the Beach and Like a Hurricane...one mellow the other rockin

[@LexwellLavers]

On The Beach, Tonight's The Night and Zuma really are the true ditch trilogy. Time Fades Away never fit imo.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

More Neil Young---- "Cinnamon Girl" "Southern Man" "Cowgirl in the Sand" "Mr. Soul" "Rocking' in the USA" Songwriter extraordinaire🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵 and so many others to list😎😍🎸🎸🎸😎😍

[@kyote8177]

"Computer Cowboy" "Pocahontas" "We R in Control" "Harvest Moon"

[@Briellen_Mellott]

Rockin' in the USA or Rockin' in the Free World?

[@CaptainAngelo]

Neil Young singing Southern Man would blow their mind.

[@mscommerce]

This is My, My, Hey, Hey, the acoustic version. "Hey, Hey, My, My" is the electric version, a massive rocker! Same lyrics. Both masterpieces.

[@timgeary4550]

Please consider Neil's "Love is A Rose" Guaranteed.

[@jeffreyflint6286]

One of my favourites by Neil. Dont know if you've done this one yet. Check out-- Downtown by him 🤟🤟👍👍

[@andrew348]

OMG they only know about acoustic Neil...they haven't seen the grandfather of Grunge! "Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Hey Hey, My My ( Into the Black ) live 1991 HD" is the perfect introduction of that side of Neil and to see how hard his fans rock out!

[@jacqueline4514]

PLEASE PLEASE react to “Down By The River” and or “Cinnamon Girl” you’ve GOT to hear how HARD Neil Young can be; he’s got many sides ❤

[@gablen23]

My favorite line is "There's more to the picture, than meets the eye". Definitely there is a lot of great songs to listen, like "Cinnamon Girl", "Cortez, The Killer", "Down By The River", "The Needle and The Damage Done", "Like A Hurricane", "Lone May You Run", "I'm The Ocean"(with Pearl Jam), "Powderfinger", "Thrasher", "On The Beach", "Helpless", "After The Goldrush", "Ohio", "Sugar Mountain", "Expecting To Fly", "From Hank To Hendrix", "Out On The Weekend", "Don't Let It Bring You Down", really the list is almost endless.

[@abeartheycallFozzy]

Id recommend "Helpless" by Neil Young. One of his saddest and everyone has their own interpretation of the lyrics.

[@scottdobson1276]

Musically very similar to this (you can sing most of the lyrics to the other song) . Helpless is probably my favorite Neil young song.

[@Thesultanofsw4t]

My favourite song by him

[@chrissiegle1065]

Two of my favorite songs.. hey hey my my, and my my hey hey... Great reaction. Thank you.

[@danielperezcabezas109]

In the same cd there´s this My my.hey hey,featuring Neil on his own,just guitar and harmonica and Hey hey ,my my along with Crazy horse at full power ,with soaring electric guitars.Two sides for one gong

[@drogusmaxwell6640]

This is a double song. There's My My Hey Hey (Out of the Blue) and Hey Hey My My (Into the Black). One acoustic, one electric.

[@michelerosevear7466]

I absolutely LOVE this song--Neil Young, in general. Another song that I would love for you to hear would be "Sugar Mountain". It's the first Neil Young song that I've learned on guitar...his songwriting AND guitar playing are fantastic!

[@chrisgilbert9076]

Oh, yeah. "Sugar Mountain" is powerful.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Cinnamon Girl", My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)" and "Only Love Can Break Your Heart"!!

[@knarf_on_a_bike]

Cinnamon Girl was my fave back in the day. What a groove!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

@@knarf_on_a_bike Oh man I love that song ✌️

[@BubblesBubbles]

Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) is this song's crunchy, distorted cousin. Closes the same album that this one opens.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

And I would also suggest Sugar Mountain .it was me and my husbands favorite song

[@MrFrikkenfrakken]

‘Powderfinger’, Sedan Delivery’ and ‘Crime in the City.’

[@mikeharvey3551]

"The Needle And The Damage Done" ,"Down by the river" , "cowgirl in the sand", Cinnamon girl, "Southern Man", "Ohio", and "Sugar Mountain" are all great songs also

[@rickpetersen1745]

The sound of them new strings on his acoustic guitar are just awesome. There is so much more of Neil Young you need to explore.

[@dextermcgrubbin]

good call they do sound not quite broken in

[@jeffgale5307]

If you listen real close to the background vocals in the song Heart Of Gold, it's the beautiful voice of Linda Ronstadt.

[@mysteriousplankton]

Once you 'get' Neil Young, you're hooked for life. He touches your soul.

[@timwhitnell7145]

Cinnamon Girl and Southern Man are two great Neil Young solo rockers. Also check out his masterpiece Down By The River as well as Like A Hurricane, Powderfinger, The Needle and the Damage Done, After the Gold Rush and Only Love Can Break Your Heart.

[@lisarhae9692]

Neil Young is the "Godfather of Grunge"!! I saw the Rust Never Sleeps tour on Oct. 23, 1978 at the LA Forum!! It was AMAZING!!! 🥰

[@charleybarley914]

Sweet!

[@Sweetish_Jeff_]

Keep on rocking in the free world, Amber and Jay!

[@RasorZedge]

Beautiful. I used to sing this to my kids at bedtime. There's a more rocking version "My My Hey Hey", one of the first songs I learned to play. I love everything he's ever done. His lyrics and songwriting are pure genius. Listen to "After the Gold Rush" and the entire "Live Rust" album.

[@todvball]

Glad you found it off the "Rust Never Sleeps" album... And next up: please listen to Hey Hey My My..... Both r gr8 !!!

[@joeg1992]

One of my favorite concerts was a Neil Young concert I saw. He walked out on a completely empty stage, totally empty, not an instrument, an amp, nothing, just Neil in his jeans and flannel shirt. He played a couple on guitar, added a harmonica for a couple, the rolled out a piano and pianist and every couple songs added an instrument. It was the cleanest, most stripped down sound, he played and told stories, and it was amazing.

[@ptournas]

I like that variety in a concert. I saw Donovan on his "Mellow Yellow" tour in 1967. He did his first set with a jazz combo and sang his jazzier songs like "Sunny Goodge Street". Second set he brought out a rock band and did songs like "Season of the Witch". Third set he came on stage with a string quartet and harpsichord and sang his songs that sounded like they were written centuries ago, like "Guinivere". Last set he played solo and did his folk stuff like "Catch the Wind". And the kicker was his opening act. A 16 year old girl named "Janis Ian" singing her new song "Society's Child". It was definitely among the top concerts I've ever seen.

[@hardboiledharry4061]

Me too. Feb 1983 in NYC, just him by himself, it was one of the best shows ever, well the weed helped.

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Stop with the wimpy acoustic!!! He s always better with the Electric!!!! Too many WIMPPY REQUESTERS

[@maryannturton9830]

I'm with you J,I could listen to that harmonica all day long...🎶

[@aks4204]

Such a great song!!

[@sheilameyers152]

“Heart of Gold” is one of my all time favorite songs by Neil Young! This one was Ok but like you said his vocals were rememberable!

[@aks4204]

@@sheilameyers152 Not my favorite either, but it’s Neil Young! LoL

[@richeaton5752]

👍 I saw the Rust Never Sleeps tour in Charlotte in '78. The stage set was amazing with the Jawas, and it was the 1st time I ever saw wireless mics and guitars. Great 2 hours+ set.(and this was after going to a NASCAR race at Charlotte Motor Speedway that afternoon. long day. better living through chemistry...lol)

[@clash5j]

In Kurt Cobain's suicide note, Cobain used a portion of the lyrics from this song - “It's better to burn out than to fade away”. Young has said that finding out that Cobain had used this lyric in his suicide note scarred him and messed with his mind for a long time. He was saddened that he felt that Cobain had misunderstood what Young had meant by that particular lyric

[@louiseasmith1336]

He shouldn't feel bad. No one can predict what an addict will do. But I get it.

[@michaelrue1400]

And Def Leppard opened a song with that quote as well.

[@LexwellLavers]

Young lost Bruce Berry Neil's roadie and good friend as well as Danny Whitten his twin flame rhythm guitarist who died a short time apart in 1973. I think Young would be particularly sensitive to Cobain's death but I think that note hit harder because of Young's experience with losing people close to him. These deaths and his breakup with Carrie Snodgrass lead Young to create 4 albums that concentrate on these tragedies in his life. It's known as the ditch trilogy of albums but Zuma is a part of that as well.

[@937jaminrob]

I can remember Courtney love reading the note…. When she read this part,,, oh my it was a heartbreaking moment 😢

[@scottfrench4139]

Neil's 1994 album, "Sleeps With Angels," was in part about Cobain ... and it rivals "Tonight's the Night" as Neil's best LP.

[@420johnas]

I was fortunate enough to be at Neil Young’s Rust Never Sleeps concert at the forum in Los Angeles. I believe it was 1979. Love you guys keep up the great work!!

[@stevenhamilton9305]

Neil's distinctive guitar and harmonica and his ability to write such a beautiful story has always made him a favorite of mine

[@tonyfair487]

Seriously guys, do the electric version while this is still fresh in your minds!

[@flubblert]

There's a vulnerable everyman quality to his voice that brings that much more authenticity and emotion to the songs. He is a much underrated songwriter and composer of a great melodies indeed. "Like a Hurricane" by Neil Young

[@gtrgar4561]

I love playing "My My Hey Hey" on acoustic and "Hey Hey My My" on electric (really loud 🙂). Also love playing "Cinnamon Girl" as well. A song of Neil's with a great story is "Long May You Run". I believe it is about an old black hearse the he bought because it was perfect for hauling the band's gear around. Neil has written about 1,180 songs. If you did 3 Neil Young songs every day, it would take a year to get through them all. That would include songs from Buffalo Springfield, CSNY, his solo work and songs he wrote for others. 🎸😎

[@joanlajara3939]

Great album after so many years! Of great albums! Neil has a way of telling a story! When you see him on the stage with just a guitar and harmonica is unreal!

[@valerienewton908]

You nailed it Amber! Neil's guitar speaks! Hurricane is a love song and you can HEAR the love coming outa of his guitar !

[@CubsFan2023]

For future reactions, you should listen to "Down by the River", "Ohio", and "The Needle and the Damage Done".

[@hamfox9714]

Saw Neil young with crazy horse in Atlanta in the early 90’s. First time he had performed “ Cortez the killer “ in decades.

[@harrycohlmia2260]

Jay & Amber, try "Cinnamon Girl" by Neil Young

[@tonidickson341]

i saw this concert in Toronto...was, is, will always be with me...ty Neil

[@jeffreyedwards1811]

Neil's music is so interesting. Always loved this one. His song from the movie Philadelphia is heartbreaking, such a prolific songwriter.

[@cartercarter645]

Great reaction Squad - next Neil sing has to be Cinnamon Girl. It is a classic just like this one. Very pure, great song writing - great melody and famous riff. Love u guys

[@allengator1914]

It's interesting that you mentioned Lynyrd Skynyrd. Neil Young and Lynyrd Skynyrd were involved in a years long feud. Lynyrd Skynyrd took issue with Young's criticism of the South starting with Young's song "Southern Man" and it was amplified when Young released his song "Alabama." As a result it inspired Lynyrd Skynyrd to respond with their hit song "Sweet Home Alabama." There's a reprise to this song "Into The Black" where they use electric guitars instead of acoustic and rock it up a bit.

[@johnscheunemann5630]

I came here to say this, but you beat me to it.

[@blindriv3r]

It wasn't a feud, it was tongue in cheek on Ronnie's part...they loved Neil's music, just felt a bit insulted and blamed for actions of other southerners...Ronnie is wearing a Neil Young T-shirt on live performances here on KZbin, notably Freebird, and he is wearing that shirt on the last album cover photo before the plane crash; And Neil was a fan of Skynyrd, he wrote this song for them to record, but then the plane crash happened kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWTXlWaHaq-lbKM

[@BobSoltis1]

@@blindriv3r Yep - they all smoked weed from the same stash.

[@GatorScribe726]

The feud is overblown. They liked each other’s work. In fact, Neil Young sent Powderfinger to Ronnie Van Zant for Skynyrd to record. Then the place crash happened and Young eventually recorded it with Crazy Horse on Rust Never Sleeps.

[@howardhales6325]

RIP Gary.

[@M.E.McKinley]

Neil young is one of the most amazing musicians of all time.

[@REDi_Jedi_37]

Y'all have got to check out his "ballad", "Cortez the Killer".

[@rethink62]

Best night of Desert Trip Paul and Neil

[@kengunter6903]

What a talent.

[@michaellanning9396]

Great song, thNk u guys, hope your all doing great and having great day. Love Neil young music 🎶 classic ✌️

[@eddie623]

All I can say is that neil was ahead of his time 👍

[@TheNewRevolution]

I used to do this song because it's one you do by yourself. I could never quite nail the harmonica but the beauty of the internet has allowed me to watch a ton of live performances of this song, and Neil doesn't nail it either.....in any other performance. 😁this is literally the best performance of the song he ever did. The second harmonica solo in this song is the best one ever did in a song. I spent years trying to get it right. Rarely getting the full power of this recording. It did my heart good to see Neil rarely matched it. It's really special.

[@bonstad]

Another Canadian legend along with Bryan Adams, Burton, Rush, Alanis, Shania, and Celine among others

[@rockandrollpaddy]

Not forgetting Joni Mitchell!

[@lorrainebowen6530]

Gordon Lightfoot!

[@DENVEROUTDOORMAN]

Nope way better than those Losers

[@Briellen_Mellott]

and, especially, Klaatu.

[@danielswood]

Glad someone mentioned below the Highlander reference. It's one of my fav parts of an exceptionally good film! Also exceptional is Mr Neil Young. Fab musician. Best vocals. Amazing song writer. Fab human bean. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@deanmaynard8256]

He is a genius - his influence was especially strong in the 90s indie rock scene.

[@charleybarley914]

Eddie Veder would agree with that statement

[@bobdelp2023]

AND THE OTHER ONE IS CALLED ( HEY HEY MY MY ) 😊 THIS ONE ACOUSTIC AND THE OTHER ONE ROCKS!!! BOTH ARE GREAT OF COURSE! 😊

[@jacqueline4514]

This song will never burn out or fade away 🔥🔥🔥

[@markallan5484]

Neil has lived in the U.S. for so many decades some people might not realize he's Canadian, one of my country's greatest songwriters.

[@charleybarley914]

Thrasher is a great song about moving from Manitbo/Sasc roots to LA

[@stevedahlberg8680]

Loving the reaction, and I just want to say, if you really want a Neil Young storytelling masterpiece with a massive emotional punch: Powderfinger, set in the Civil War era.

[@yenlard6683]

Most definitely 🔥

[@Hippychic723]

Great song! Thanks for the Civil War reference. Now it has really sunk in 💔💔💔💔

[@stevedahlberg8680]

@@Hippychic723 Oh yeah, go back and check it out with that in mind. To me it just makes it so poignant. And then of course being Neil Young and being so poetic, in the final verse It completely transcends whatever setting it could ever be put in and makes a comment about how tragic it is when young people die, regardless of whether it was a justified situation or not. Either way it's just tragic. And it's a fantastic song musically on top of it. Really pulls on the emotions. "Cover me with the thought that pulled the trigger" ... "Just think of me as someone you never figured" ....

[@markmun99]

Powderfinger is an amazing song. Great, tragic song. The last verse always knocks me out. “Just think of me as one you'd never figured Would fade away so young With so much left undone Remember me to my love I know I'll miss her”

[@charleybarley914]

and Cortez the Killer

[@bobmarsh6915]

Rocker in the free world is great

[@aleatharhea]

If you like this, you'll like "The Needle and the Damage Done". You can even find a good live version. Brilliant lyrics about heroin taking away so many friends and so many good musicians folks will now never be able to hear. Neil said, "I am not a preacher, but drugs killed a lot of great men."

[@bobb9541]

In the early 1970's I bought my first Neil Young album "After the Gold Rush". Ever since then he's been one of my favorite artist. So many great songs over the years.

[@robertrusert1855]

I think you already did “Harvest Moon”. Always gets me in the feels!

[@JoTracy]

A sublime song Transports me back to a special time

[@icu___]

Love Neil Young. Pure expression. Pure emotion. Also, (despite him being unconventional and a bit sloppy at times) one of my favorite guitar players. Every note means something.

[@debbiechang5781]

Neil Young’s “Powderfinger” is an absolute must!! Please please please do a reaction to it next. It’s sad and deep and shocking with some of the most amazing guitar work you will ever hear. 🌺✌️

[@bethtanner4481]

So good - such a poet.

[@danielb2993]

Lucky enough to have seen him live several times. You'll love "Powderfinger" and "Like A Hurricane"

[@UltraDoug]

The entire first side of this album is unbelievable. Thrashers, Sail Away, Gonna Ride My Llama. A highly underrated album.

[@jrox6091]

This is a calming song for me. Makes me breathe out and in peacefully. For another blessing from Mr Young, listen to Sugar Mountain, which he wrote on his 19th birthday. Great sweet melody. Then...listen to The Needle and the Damage Done...self explanatory. An honest and heartfelt song that will stay with you long after. Blessings ♡

[@jessejamessimons483]

Alright my babies..... I believe this song has anthem like qualities to it. They don't make musicians like this anymore. Good quality stuff right here ‼️💯☺️👍🏼

[@kimmycook2698]

Love this song for all the obvious reasons...and for the line about Johnny Rotten.

[@jasonremy1627]

There's two versions of this song, both great. The other one is called "Hey, Hey, My, My". You need to do that one too!

[@jeannietrickett1465]

I love Neil Young's music. Give "Cinnamon Girl" A listen.

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

This acoustic version is called My, My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue). The electric version is Hey, Hey, My, My (Into the Black). The latter version omits the infamous lyrics "it's better to burn out than to fade away", along with several other lyric changes. Neil Young's songs, his singing style & personality always made me think of the essential hippy. Just plain groovy & most of his catalog seems laid back/easy going. Thnx y'all .. peace & blessings ✌🏼😊❣️

[@Nutty_commenter]

Oh oh, I think you meant Young? Peace!

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

@@Nutty_commenter LOL .. I DID!! Oopsie . Thnx I'll correct that.

[@Nutty_commenter]

@@ramonaalvarez7559 Although Diamond is also good! Just different!

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

@@Nutty_commenter True .. 😊 I'm terrible with names. It's a wonder I got Neil right. I was tryna say Peter Frampton years ago .. and it came out Peter Floyd .. lol. I was thinking Pink Floyd & Peter Frampton at the same time, both P F .. 🙄 We had a good laugh with that one. I worked at a very large place. Introduced to boocoos of folks daily .. I think it ruined me with names. Weird thing is ... The 1st letter is usually correct but Lord only knows what's gonna follow 😉😁

[@suegreene7841]

Also Powderfinger by Neil Young is a very powerful and emotional song! Please do that one!

[@michaelhowell7275]

Cowgirl in the sand is his best. Long song for a reaction though.

[@notreally6223]

Just love Neil Young, loved the reaction

[@marleybob3157]

The song was influenced by the punk rock zeitgeist of the late 1970s, in particular by Young's collaborations with the American art punk band Devo, and what he viewed as his own growing irrelevance. Great song.

[@BobSoltis1]

The next time you cut and paste something from Wiki you should really give credit to the source instead of pretending they were your own thoughts and words. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hey_Hey,_My_My_(Into_the_Black)

[@Jack-pu4rf]

The hippy days where great Niel Young had a whine in his voice that was distinctive to him he was a festival king, stoned and chilling out, the greatest memory's for me were back in the good days, now the festival scene is pop? good reaction to a great man