Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Like a Hurricane (REACTION) with my wife

[@marlew6629]

You are one of the few people in this world who feels music the way it should be felt.

[@rossmacintosh5652]

Thank you. 😁

[@RichardDickson-to7zg]

Neil can be a very emotional guitarist and he brought the storm to us on this one.

[@marlew6629]

nice description;)

[@astonsfan]

Neil Young, when he plays a acoustic guitar he will melt your heart but when he straps on a electric guitar he will fry your brain...................Cowgirl in the sand is a great tune by Neil.

[@johnforde7735]

One of my favourite Neil Young songs. He is a sublime guitar player, but also a great songwriter.

[@davidwalker5054]

Technical guitarists can astound you. But they can not make you cry that takes soul and emotion that's why Neil is unique

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Another great Neil Young Song. A legend. ❤

[@kurtmontas5439]

Music has the power to hit you in a way that words can't explain. Loved that you experienced that moment.

[@jskit92380]

Thanks for your lovely reaction. You two are the sweetest. Neil's lyrics and vocals just takes you on a journey. ☮🖤🤘

[@rowillo]

You two are so cute ❤

[@DennisGayhart-s3t]

Good music is supposed to make you feel something. The older you are the more memories it brings back.

[@rayparnellbsnrn8925]

It is a song that can take a person away… Forty years after hearing it for the first time it still does the same to me! …Blown….Away…

[@wadehines9971]

great selection best of Neil.

[@danielconley7042]

Neil Young is an international treasure.❤

[@sueaddison9958]

Thank you. Neil Young songs are great. More please😊❤🌏🪐🌕🙏👣🐝🇦🇺🌸🍀🦉🏡🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@gistechrep3816]

Neil Young has two sides, Acoustic Neil, and Electric Neil. When he breaks out "Old Black" you know you are in for a ride, so CRANK IT UP!

[@aaroncole3941]

I love love love this version! That solo is a masterpiece!

[@gregorylapointe4157]

I remember watching Toni Tennille introduce this video on the Midnight Special way back in 1977.

[@sueaddison9958]

One of my very favourite songs❤ love Neil Young 🤗🌏🪐🌕🙏🍀🦋✨🌷🐝🇦🇺🇦🇺🌸😎🦉🏡🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@stuartwalker2713]

The great man himself! He has influenced so many other artists, but I love NY because he has such integrity - the music is first and foremost for him and he never compromises.

[@karlvanrooyen7402]

I bought an unplugged cd of his greatest songs. IT WAS SIMPLY AMAZING. Thanks for the video.

[@harrydelange1821]

No don't feel stupeid, it comes right out your heart. Thank you for your very beautiful reaction

[@gregorylapointe4157]

I enjoyed your heart felt reaction to this song. I bought the album, American Stars And Bars, the day it came out in August, 1977.

[@johngilmer6782]

What a grungy ending to a fantastic guitar ride.

[@willwray8511]

Magical Neil❤

[@methrowrecords]

yeah, this song sorta creeps up on you and hits every emotion. beautiful. thanks for sharing this moment with us.

[@tomleslie6668]

You remind me so much of my best friends, also a married couple, she Serbian, and he, like me, a born Canadian. You possess their same analytical intelligence combined with deeply held emotions. I can imagine a wine-soaked evening, just the 5 of us during which. obviously, all the problems of the world would be solved. Peace.

[@aaroncole3941]

When Neil goes over to the fan blowing in his face, it's as if he's soaring on the solo over the mountians and we're all along for the ride!

[@sid7088]

You will love Down by the river and Cowgirls in the sand. PS Don't be sorry, that reaction was beautiful to watch.

[@urupiper2Two]

and Cortez The Killer

[@deedee9053]

totally with you, something core is definitely mined in this song, totally brilliant preformance , thank you for your expression, so heart felt , cheers

[@greggkonitski743]

One of my favorites! The thing about Mr. Young is when he steps away from the mic he is singing with his guitar or harmonica and not many can pull that off truly amazing.

[@cherrypickerguitars]

It’s how I describe my wife and me. I’m a hurricane, she’s a summer storm, one just blows thru town, one blows the town away! Peace

[@windymiller6908]

Neil Young may not be the most techincally gifted guitar player, but there's few who can put the same amount of emotion into their guitar playing like our Neil can. As you have just discovered. 🙂

[@windymiller6908]

@stesrad He's a cool guy even now in his late 70's. Does his own thing irrrelevant of pressure from record companies who give up trying back in the 1980's. 🙂Seen him 3 times during the 1990's in London's Finsbury Park, Reading Festival and Glasgow.

[@wadehines9971]

Neil is a technically gifted guitarist.

[@windymiller6908]

@@wadehines9971 Perhaps I could have worded it better...I'm not saying he's not techinally gifted of course he is, just not quite up there with Clapton et al. That said, Clapton doesn't put anything near the emotion into his guitaring that Neil does....I'll take Neil thanks.

[@davidwalker5054]

Technically perfect guitar playing is sterile and clinical and is emotionally empty. Neil knows one soul grabbing note is all it takes

[@danielconley7042]

I'm not an expert, but I think his acoustic stuff is pretty good. I think he plays like that electrically out of disdain or to create tension. Anyway, I'm just a layman.

[@dbradx]

Hi guys, as a huge, lifelong Neil fan, it was absolutely terrific sharing this first listen with you - your reactions are always genuine and thoughtful, and this one is no exception. As others have said, Neil may not be the most technically proficient guitarist, but he is definitely one of the most expressive. He once explained his sound with Crazy Horse this way - he thinks of the songs as a picture, the drums make up the top and bottom of the frame, the bass is the sides, the second guitar is the canvas, and Neil and his guitar (named 'Old Black') paint a picture in the middle. Domenika, I can see that this particular painting really moved you - thank-you for sharing that with us all. I can't wait to see you try more Neil - I would recommend 'Down By The River' for more electric Neil, and 'Harvest Moon' for a glimpse of his soft, acoustic side. Peace and love from Canada!

[@LeeKennison]

Thanks to Jovana for bringing your reaction to my attention, since she is aware of what a huge Neil Young fan I am, along with also enjoying your reactions. I am very touched that this song had such an impact on you Dominika. When you said that "he took me to that place" it confirmed my belief that Neil's music has the unique ability to do just that. It has done that for me for many years now. I was 17 at the time this concert was recorded in 1977, which was also the year I first heard it on his studio album "American Stars N' Bars". Neil is one of the most expressive guitar players around, packing his solos full of emotion, so I was thrilled that you listened to it again. Both his guitar and lyrics can take you to another place in time and space that is hard to express in words. I am glad you reacted to this live version, although you will want to add the studio version to your playlist for its superior audio and vocal quality.

[@williammuntzer7374]

Great reaction and a great choice. I was fortunate to see Neil perform as part of Crosby, Stills Nash & Young. The concert was incredible but when they did Neil's songs, he just dominated the stage. He is an incredible talent. Thanks!

[@Mulavi]

A good thing to know is that when Neil Young plays with Crazy Horse he is at his most comfortable. He can get into a groove with them like no other group of musicians that he's ever played with. They allow him to go do his thing. He's talked about this in interviews.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

I just found your channel and I love it. Great job. This guitar solo is so evocative and psychedelic it can take you to deep hidden places unexpectedly and for someone not used to this kind of improvisation it must have felt even more powerful. I do recommend the song “Ripple” by Grateful Dead, it’s very mellow and folky with beautiful and meaningful lyrics. A lyric video is best. I know you two will love it. Thanks for the warm and honest reactions and commentary.

[@nichokituku4799]

That solo is full of emotions. Happy to see sb getting the same feeling

[@alastairmcintyre4752]

First saw Neil Young live in Glasgow in 1973 😱 - the Support Act ( who played a 3 song set ) was a little known band called The Eagles !!! 😂

[@christopherbailey557]

I feel much like you two, spent many nights hanging out in the woods listening to music laughing and having a great time.

[@lynnegunn2425]

You two are delightful 😊

[@davidbutterworth877]

Love buffalo spring field that's where I found Neil love his music to this day the man is so damn good ❤

[@MrCctvcamera]

I love your reaction! I agree with you about it being a song you listen to alone. This is my favorite song, and I have been so lucky to have seen him play it live a couple of times. It changes your life

[@capstan50g]

There's a wistfulness and chaos to this song that triggers a nostalgia for one's youth. I think you'd also like "Winterlong."

[@LeeJahn-ih9xu]

You are so right about the time is gone, nostalgia, I use to constantly listen to this song and loved that era, saw him live and he was wonderful, those times are indeed gone and yes, I’m sad

[@tinoarr]

Ese es el efecto Neil Young.

[@PeteHummers-my3kv]

The power of music.

[@Smittay-Sr.]

Have to do Neil Young and Crazy Horse, "Down by the River!" Live 🎶 🎸 🎸 🎸

[@laurakali6522]

If you can find Neil’s 2018 FarmAid performance in Hartford Connecticut, you won’t be disappointed. His band was Lukas Nelson and the Promise of the Real that night. Lukas is Willie Nelson’s son. The full set is on the FarmAid you tube channel I believe. Willie’s other son Micah has been performing with Neil and Crazy Horse over the last few months. They’ve been playing venues like the Roxie.

[@debbiechang5781]

Although it’s very different from “Heart of Gold”, I absolutely love Neil Young whether he is playing acoustic guitar in a folk/rock song or electric/grunge like this! My favorite song of his in this genre is called “Powderfinger”. I hope you will someday react to it on your channel. Thanks 🌺✌️

[@jamesbusald7097]

What a beautiful reaction video. I think I am in love with your wife.

[@jeannettesimpson9778]

It's beautiful. If he's the father of grunge you need to see him performing "Rockin' in the Free World" with Pearl Jam!! 🤘🤘❤❤

[@wadehines9971]

It hits me like that because I grew up with Neil, but the therapy worked and this and his other songs help me through.

[@AW11-e4h]

Crazy Horse 🤘🤘

[@marke8323]

Neil can talk to your soul...

[@flubblert]

It's something about that guitar playing over that relentlessly haunting synthesizer in the background that gives the song a certain magical kind of whimsey that kinda hits you in the feels. So I totally get your reaction. This is one of my all-time favorite Neil Young songs. On your own try the studio version and or the live "rust never sleeps" version. Both superior versions imo.

[@borisfreeme7386]

I am so excited for you guys having just found Neil Young. You reacted to this song in exactly the same way as i did when i first watched this video. I don't know if i am in the right place to recommend some songs for you to react to, but here goes. C.W.Stoneking The thing i done and Love me or Die are both fantastic songs. He is unique artist as you will soon find out as soon as you listen to his work. Peace and harmony to you both. Carl

[@rubenmarin7002]

ustedes son maravillosos.

[@johnbrowne2170]

Young can sing and play rock and roll, country and folk equally well.

[@M00159]

“Like a little summer wind…” 😂That was funny!

[@gordonjenkins8171]

Great story about Neil Young doing a live concert to promote his new album the crowd wanted him to play his old songs so he said please stay with me playing my new then I will play something you have heard before he played on then second half he played the same album again saying it was something they had heard before 😅

[@bumperu]

It's a head bobber and body sway trip folks.

[@dominicramirez1921]

YOU TWO ARE MY FAVORITES...PLS REACT TO NEIL YOUNG'S POWDERFINGER..TNX

[@robertmills8640]

Great Reaction, love your discussion ☺️

[@franktrig]

We were seniors in High school when my friends and I saw this at the movies. Great reaction!

[@mjp3186]

Nice reaction. You should listen to his Danger Bird. The most beautifull guitar in it.

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

Oh Canada ! :)

[@randybaker6042]

Love this reaction. I've seen hundreds of acts live through the 70's up to now and I'll take the good old days of Neil Young and Crazy Horse over them all. Not really for comparison sake (no reason to compare the great bands) but just for personal preference of getting washed over with the total package. As a guitar player, there was nothing like jamming this and other Neil songs with the guys in the band for an hour at a time. Not for any listeners (probably would have drove them out of their minds 🤣) or practice, but just for the jam with the band.

[@willieblanco3562]

Love your reaction 😊 Cowgirl in the sand next Harvest moon will make you happy Cortez the killer

[@jovana_r]

I'm waiting for my KZbin friend Lee to see this reaction. I am not able to tag him, but he will eventually see it. His all time favourite artist is Neil and I think he will really like your emotional reaction. Lee, if you see this, say hello. 😊 Btw, beautiful and (to me) very unexpected reaction, guys. Dominika, you are such a sensitive person. And Andrei is too, it's just that different songs make you emotional. But I love you both so much for that. I guess you already know that. 🖤

[@LeeKennison]

Thank you so much Jovana for bringing this to my attention. I would have eventually seen this when catching up on their reactions, but it means a lot to me that you brought it to my attention sooner. I am very touched that this song had such an impact on Dominika. The song itself hit her like a hurricane.😉 When she said that "he took me to that place" it confirmed my belief that Neil's music has the unique ability to just do that. It has done that for me for many years now. I was 17 at the time this concert was recorded in 1977, which was also the year I first heard it on his studio album "American Stars N' Bars". Neil is one of the most expressive guitar players around, packing his solos full of emotion, which is why I think Dominika felt compelled to go back and listen to the solo again. Both his guitar and lyrics can take you to another place in time and space that is hard to express in words. I am glad they reacted to this live version, although Dominika will want to add the studio version to her playlist for its superior audio and vocal quality. Thanks again Jovana, very much appreciated.

[@jovana_r]

​​​​@@LeeKennisonYou're very welcome. I just knew you had to see this and I was lucky enough to know where to find you, even though I know you would have eventually found it by yourself. Anyway, I was just listening to this song for the second time and Dominika is completely right. It takes you somewhere and you feel nostalgic, even sad. It almost made me cry too this time. And I'm talking about the guitar. Also, that feeling that the guitar gave me, really badly reminded me of some other music/band/song I've heard but I cannot remember what it was, I just know it wasn't Neil and that it made me feel quite uncomfortable because of that melancholic sound. Btw, feel free to write your comment under the reaction and educate Andrei and Dominika about Neil. They are reading comments and they like to be educated, especially if they liked what they had heard. I'm telling you this because I'm not sure if they read comments inside the comments. I suppose they do, but I'm just not sure and also if there is someone who can talk about Neil, it's you. 😊 I'm glad you liked this and it touched you. I knew it would. And I'm really happy if this brought some enjoyment to you. 😊

[@LeeKennison]

@@jovana_r Thanks for your response Jovana and your recommendation I post it as a top level comment. I just did, but I wasn't very original with my new comment, essentially repeating what I said here.

[@jovana_r]

@@LeeKennison Haha... and you literally did copy paste. 😂 That's fine, it's only in case they don't read this chat inside my comment. 😉

[@LeeKennison]

@@jovana_r Yeah, when I read your comment I was thinking you wanted me to essentially post what I was saying as a main comment, and since I only had a few minutes before I left my house I didn't spend much time rewording it. Although to be fair, I did edit the comment to better fit the context of addressing it to them, rather than you.😉

[@antoniocunha8772]

hey my channel u welcome , he have this power , touch our soul evertime, total master

[@mathcoolen7924]

Lo yo ...Great...try also Old Man and Hart of Gold....

[@Scootiemonkey]

This is such an amazing version. And your reaction is beautiful. You should listen to the song Ruby's Arms by Tom Waits. He is one of the best writers of our time. The heartache he writes about is beautiful. Listen to the studio version.

[@markroberts8864]

This is what music should do, illicit feelings and emotions.

[@antoniocarlin5026]

Now, yours imagine Neil Young and Bruce Springsteen play guitar together!!! Yes, you need to react to "All along the Watchtower" Live :)

[@195511SM]

'Harvest Moon' is a really nice video

[@yannou568]

Comme d'habitude, du Neil Young sans filet. Sinon, y'a hey hey my my par exemple

[@peachbottom2010]

So it's like 1977. I've been a Neil fan for a year or two. A big fan!! Even started wearing my hair long and red flannel shirts :). Me and my girl making out in her basement. Her name is Jerri. A very cute blonde. Anyhow, it's Saturday night, late. The music show Midnight Special is on TV. I hear the host say Neil Young. My ears perk up. I rise up from a passionate kiss. What!!?? Neil Young??!! Holy smokes! Neil NEVER does shows like this. Uh, excuse me honey but it's Neil and I really have to see this. Lo and behold it's this very song and this very video!! Never heard it before. Imagine my reaction. Sat there absolutely mesmerized, hypnotized and paralyzed. I took that trip with him on that hurricane. I was Lost in the Sauce!! Perhaps your reaction was due to nostalgia and the yearning to go back just one time and experience those good memories. I get nostalgic a lot and if the song hits me just right, cry a little also. Your husband is a sweet, empathetic man. He felt your sadness deep in his soul. Neil has a huge catalogue. He was inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame sometime in the 90s. Jerri broke up with me the next day ... jk.

[@kyrangerman519]

The American Stars and Bars (album) version is so much better than this version! This one is good, the other is GREAT! I heard this song for the first time in 1977, bought the album the next day. I still have the album, cassette, and CD, plus my mp3 payers. His solos hit me hard...

[@MegaDog555]

nice

[@mega00760]

seen this guy five times and its sounds a little sloppy here but he plays it the same every show, so its controlled static hes quite brilliant on the guitar

[@jamesbusald7097]

The father of grunge is Kurt Cobain.

[@tonidickson341]

what are you guys smoking?

[@robdan4528]

Neil sees a woman in a bar and she is beautiful and Neil is wearing his grungy clothing and she just blows him off as she has no interest in him.

[@dow311]

I do enjoy some of his songs, but he has become too political for me to ignore my feelings.

[@fkessler53]

Beautiful reaction