Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young - Déjà Vu (Full Album) [Official Video]

[@BrianCallahan-dj2nn]

Stephen Stills voice and guitar, amazingly gifted.

[@skippermeak7995]

Real music, real voices, real instruments and real talent! You never, ever, get tired of listening to this!

[@sigridbrandom3135]

Gary Brandom 10 grade

[@triggerhappydad65]

​​@@sigridbrandom3135 10 grade! Yes! KZbin suggested "translate to English"😂😂😅

[@thegreenbird795]

Stills

[@elinamaras]

Tudo verdade. que coisa incrível!

[@MichaelWilson-ee8zx]

Really? I bought this album the moment it came out and listened obsessively for months after, high on pot, whacked on acid, drifting on psilocybin and dreaming my face off on mescaline sulphate. For a year or so after that, I listened occasionally. Then from about 1976 till now, you couldn't pay me to listen to it. So, yeah, you do get tired of listening to this.

[@jasonnickas6577]

Our generation has the best in music. One of my favorite albums of theirs

[@thebadash4165]

It's been a slow decline. My gen X still rocked ut not in the same way. Then it rocked less and less. Now it's all packing peanuts.

[@EricaFrieson-x9e]

I am 68 years old, and this is one of my favorite albums of all time. Peace Ouy.

[@RickyBobby615]

69 here, my sister turned me on to them.

[@GregMacDougall-m3n]

''Rock and Roll will save your soul''.

[@debbie4503]

✌️

[@FredBowman-q8x]

I'm 72 and this album still holds up.

[@AnthonyvanderWesthuysen]

Their harmonies were just superb. What a great band - in a plethora of great artists.

[@anniekirts6621]

Like buttah! 💖🙌🙌🙌

[@ginajones2328]

Spot on Excellent 👌

[@lisadillman1697]

It's 2025, I'm 66. This era is my safe place. This music is in my soul. Inside this music is who I am. Proud to have lived it ... Still livin it. ♡

[@emilyh.8704]

I have such wonderful memories of CSNY music..in 1970 I was 18..and also in 1970 their song Judy Blue Eyes was super popular..it to this day brings sadness because I had a good friend I went to high school with.. Judy Ferris was her name, she and her entire family died tragically in a plane crash..they almost made it to Austin Airport but crashed in-between two houses..killed a young couple in one of the houses too..don't know why I'm sharing this story of my youth..I guess it still gets to me to hear that song and remember us as young carefree teenagers hanging out and having fun..so, I pray someday when my name is called I will see you again my sweet Judy..until then.. continue to rest easy my friend 🙏🕊️😞♥️..thanks CSNY ..your the best..✌️

[@zalinabrooks1198]

This is the first comment from the future, that I've ever seen Because 2025 hasn't even happened yet😂 I'm reading this 12/27/24

[@m.e.russell5665]

@@emilyh.8704 Thanks for sharing what must be depressing as it can get. She isn't here but she is with The Lord. The dramatic death is bound to stand out loud in your memories. Yes, you will see her again. Amen .🙏🙏💚💚

[@anthonymalvoso6100]

80 here and I agree…. Cheers

[@katvmar1116]

@@zalinabrooks1198 Good catch,

[@taproot381]

I must have played it 1000 times in my teens. Pure class . I knew every word of every song off by heart. Still do. Thanks

[@thomasmcbride6584]

A classic. Sound of the times back then. Still listening 50+ years later. 🎶

[@craigromano2362]

and still applicable today!

[@rickmartin5132]

Yep!....soundtrack to my first love...back when I was 18....married her at 19. " First love is a wound that never heals"

[@sylvainrobert6050]

am 68 years old it s my peace and love music

[@jeffstrack1143]

Haven’t listened to this in years but still know all the words. Wore this album. What a privilege to have grown up in this time in spite of all the discord in our country and world, much of which were oblivious to.

[@nowhere982]

I find Neil Youngs voice a tad Whiny....sorry but....

[@scotchgod8478]

Iconic album, i've been listening to it for over 40years meanwhile.

[@edharbas4828]

Deja Vu at every listen. Funny that. Trying to memorise lyrics to Country Girl after all that time is a bit of a challenge. Always impressed by such a difficult arrangement so masterfully interpreted and presented.

[@AlexDavidson-pe8pt]

I was 15 when used to listen to this album im 70 now it still sounds great. Boy how things have changed🙂

[@JoseC888888]

I was 12, Deja Vu was my first LP, I did not knpw CSN&J, when I went to the shop I asked the girl attending the shop to recommend an album, and this became the soundtrack of my early teens, smoking weed and dreaming of a better world for everyone. Peace.

[@mikelarson7531]

I was sitting on a ship, USS JOHN F KENNEDY in Mediterranean Sea off the coast of Jordan when I first heard this album and immediately fell in love with it

[@ginajones2328]

​C888888🌈✌️

[@JoseC888888]

​@mikelarson7531 I can't imagine a better place to get it by CSN&Y. 😊

[@nowhere982]

70 also.... still have this album❤

[@ritamills3417]

One of the best albums ever made. There will never be anyone to match it. Thank you CSNY for providing the soundtrack to our lives. We all love you. ✌❤

[@fernandomarmol4758]

Belleza pura este disco, lo escuchás, pasan los años, volvés, y lo mismo. A ver voy a crear una nueva categoría "Beatle", es decir; obras perfectas, agrego un disco de Paul Simon, en esta categoría recién inventada, "Still Crazy After All These Years" PD. Es sólo una idea para lo inexplicable.

[@Ichbinderichbin-w7m]

Ja mit 4 WayStreet das Live Doppel " Album 👍💪

[@eliasmizrahi526]

Piece of art

[@dagmarpfalz1363]

@@Ichbinderichbin-w7mdubistderdubistund ich bin das ich bin

[@rusticization]

THE Best Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Album.

[@ANTHONYCUSHEN]

For me........'Best' is a difficult concept for totemic bands. Four way street😗

[@JohnBro-t2b]

Classic Crosby, Stills, Nash and young. Bravo.

[@TheKazesun]

私は７２歳です。大変懐かしく嬉しくなりました。すばらしいアルバムです。

[@nobodyaskedbut]

The greatest rock album of all-time.

[@debrasorge8991]

Without a doubt

[@stephengrant7411]

4 + 20: My best friend in the world and I would listen to this album, especially this song, just grooving on the sound, supporting each other in the face of family breakups, the war and uncertain futures, wishing we could be someplace else. Grateful for my dear friend and these precious memories.

[@natadida]

Listening this for the first time in my life. And this sounds like happiness.

[@jamesfarnan7456]

Your cool

[@ginajones2328]

​@@jamesfarnan7456😅 truth Love this Album. And can't forget the Generation of the Best Music

[@robertferguson533]

Carry on Nata

[@JJLom777]

It's a good place to start. 😊 I wish for you life, love, and happiness. But, mostly love. Best, JJ

[@charliebrown9643]

Although the world was in so much turmoil back then, the music, the freedom, and a bit of weed thrown in, made it all tolerarable. Happy days.

[@KarenDallett]

Was 17 when this album released. CSNY, and a few other artists, were my go-to's for sanity in that time. I survived it all without contracting a disease, made 2 lovely children, relish in 2 grandchildren, tried to live Our House twice and no mas, visited Woodstock in recent years, always experience Deja Vu, and in my heart, I'm a Country Girl now living in NYC. Tears well up in love for this time, as confusing as it was politically then, it's even more confusing now. We never got it. Thanks CSNY - you are even more relevant in 2024.

[@sdr19899]

Ten years old. Adored it from the first time that I heard it.

[@johnzelkowski5042]

In my opinion one of the greatest albums ever recorded.

[@TerryLastHandleAvailable]

When people talk about music that really affected you, this one stands out!

[@michaelborden7677]

In the class with Dark Side of The Moon and Abby Road.

[@jonathanseagull.4551]

I agree 👍

[@fernandomarmol4758]

En principio, según mi parecer, el mejor albúm de C.S.N & Y. Ahora bien, es posible que la conjunción de planetas haya sido favorable, pero también, y esto es algo personal, la presencia de un Neil Young, especialmente inspirado hace la diferencia.

[@fernandomarmol4758]

PD. Hay que sumar un gran tema de la "Mitchell". ¿Será el poder canadiense en la costa oeste norteamericana?

[@williamstlouis3368]

Deja Vu. I was 18 when it was released. Long hair. Good weed. Stop the War. So much nostalgia as I listen to this album. Peace out.

[@sandyago4735]

Yeah, and now we have an authoritarian government. Bummer

[@benmcdonald2341]

Curly sue, chop it Suess wheet. Hannah Montana bsd😂

[@thorisrainierbrandt5879]

Deja Vu. Wow gud memories. Classic voices classic music..... ❤❤❤❤

[@thorisrainierbrandt5879]

Fantastic album❤❤❤❤

[@johanneskarremans5889]

Me too!

[@andrejanian9399]

4+20 and Country Girl are amazing tunes. Stills and Young pouring their souls, making an evocative and magical experience.

[@marcgruppe5783]

Saw these guys live at The "Capitalist" Centre in Largo, MD in the late '70s. They played Teach Your Children as an encore and most everyone sang along, but had spent their voices cheering for 10 minutes before they returned to the stage. 10,000 plus people singing in a whisper is a thing of rare beauty.

[@ginajones2328]

I wanted to go but tickets sold out ! Saw Frank Zappa in Baltimore and Led Zeppelin and John Denver and Bob Seeger.

[@903.customs]

I'm only 53 and grew up listening to this on my parents player on Vinyl in the 70s, mom was an A&R Mgr for Capitol Records in LA and she brought this album home and put the sleeve on my wall, I was about 2 and I remember listening to it and looking at the picture and insert tacked on my wall until the mid 80s when I left home. She also had every Beatles album available and gave them to me for graduation, I still have every Beatles album, even VJ stamped albums in the plastic cover unopened, in my music room. I have the VJ cut for this one in a frame however beside the Pic of MOM

[@TerryLastHandleAvailable]

Cool story!

[@dcraexon]

yea

[@markwerner2889]

Beautiful 😊Rock On 😊

[@Scott-rn5nz]

Great story! Thanks for sharing! I feel really close to you guys.

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

Whenever I hear that opening strumming, I am taken back to the spring of 1970 and my senior year when all we kids who had grown up together were saying our final goodbyes. Final? Not always. I just spent a Sunday afternoon with a guy who I had been in kindergarten with all the way through high school, but not spoken since then. We had a burger and shake at the old burger stand (that has barely survived), and drove around our old dilapidated suburb and right by our old elementary school. I traveled 1,000 miles through a terrible storm (Cyclone Bomb) to do it, and I'd do it again.

[@fairytalesofmine]

❤

[@bumsharvest5493]

This was my favorite record in high school, 45 years ago, and it sounds terrific! Thank You!!

[@rallokkcaz]

This my favorite record in high school and I was born in 1993, it carries on.

[@kostismarkis4342]

I also spent my high school years with this record, 35 years ago, in Greece! Μelodic coincidence...

[@jamiecheck8243]

It's a good one

[@andreaasnicar3297]

Ne ho 63 e continuo ad ascoltarlo fino all'ultimo mio Respiro,👍🍺💗

[@mako4466]

Deeply appreciated for sharing, I can sing songs from this album till I die, perhaps.

[@DawnDavis-lz3rj]

My favorite rock group and my favorite album!! IN 1/3/25. You all have lifted my mood once more. And I feel blessed! Thanks for posting....🌄🕊️

[@Henk-lb7qc]

Teenager, wild and free ... memories flooding back.

[@CELTICFOXSTUDIO77777]

Such memories, WOW, every time I listen I go back in time, such strong messages that are still important today ❤

[@brettgjesvold862]

Songs from my childhood

[@stephengrant7411]

That is the power of music absorbed during the formative years. The music, note by note, synapse by synapse folds itself into our forming brains, braiding itself into our DNA. So now, 50 years later, I can still hear, see, taste, feel what I felt then.

[@joelledoll2466]

Bought this album when I was 15 and lived in Honolulu, I still love it after all these years, it never gets old.🤩🤩😍🥰

[@theRegis56]

First record I bought with my first salary earned in Paris where I lived in 1978. What a great stuff. What a real pleasure to listen to more than 40 years later. From France with my best wishes for these 4 next years.

[@necrogressive466]

Interesting times. There were moments when I thought wouldn't I'd make it past 30. Ha, still here and enjoy the music of that time. Another life.

[@peterb.3288]

Mit 18 gehört und geliebt. Immer noch groß und zeitlose Musik.

[@dagmarpfalz1363]

@@peterb.3288 genauso geht es mir auch. Nun sind wir alt und es war eine große Zeit damals mit der Hoffnung auf Frieden und Mitgefühl für alle und alles. Heute ist es schwer, noch daran zu glauben, für mich jedenfalls

[@paraguaydreams8115]

​@@dagmarpfalz1363Frieden gibt's erst durch das 1000-jährige Reich mit Jesus Christus als König. Kann nicht mehr allzulange dauern. Haben wir noch etwas Geduld.

[@richardmoorer2668]

Greatest harmonizing band in rock music ❤

[@JJLom777]

Definitely.

[@brynleyoakley6990]

Most of the tracks on Deja Vu got in to singles chart. One of the greatest albums ever made. Still fresh when I play it today. Thought the music would never end, Brilliant times for music. Best times.

[@OmarMoreni]

Everybody i love you...fantastici...grande album.

[@avdveken]

The best album ever! That’s real music not made these days but we can be called fortunate to be able to still enjoy it!

[@CPHSDC]

I turned 11 in 1970. The war was going on and on. Young people, as seen on TV, in London, NY, and SF, were turning on, and tuning out. Drugs were bad and sex was for married people, but everyone was doing it with everyone else. I walked around with a weed flower I pulled from the grass in my hair behind my ear. My hair went from a John John to shoulder length. FM radio was practically 'underground'. Motown had propelled us metro Detroiters through the Sixties with a sophisticated view of love and relationships, and a love for freedom. This album came out, felt like a set of harmonized annotated footnotes of what the hell had just happened. Joni had come through Detroit. We welcomed her back with her new friends from the coast. I'm almost over it now.

[@tonyallen4265]

I turned 11 in 1970 also. Greatest decades of music ever: a grand gift for our pre-adult years. This album was massive for society and me.

[@daveshelton9936]

@@tonyallen4265 i was 9, and falling in love with everything life had to offer except racism, war and hate. It was a growing time for everyone, didn't matter the age.. it seemed in slow motion as well as going so fast. But i can't even imagine a ten year duration where life for everyone in the USA and maybe the world for that matter changed so much. (65-75). MOSTLY because what was happening in the world was actually being written and SUNG about!!! IT was being LIVED out with our youth and the music was what drove that or at least was a huge partner in that!!!! GOD bless that it was that way too!! Ever since then I have turned to music (even a career in radio of over 34 years now) and been mostly disappointed in what most artists (?) that reach the heights of popularity that can't even sing (brittney) continue to release as music! So i keep hoping, and searching, and continue to just say screw it, i'll listen to this era instead... PEACE!!!

[@ninataylor5321]

@@tonyallen4265😊

[@kennethmartindale8771]

WABX.the underground station, what a hell of a time to grow up in the Detroit area?I grew up in Pontiac, it was pretty wild!!!

[@f100sCUSTOMSCLASSICS]

I was 11 back then as well. Just started listening to music on the radio.

[@Scarlett-mv7xj]

Goosebumps Just WOW !! Thank you Warm greetings from the Netherlands

[@scrimshawrose3236]

Love this blast from the past, it brings me back so many memories.

[@jbarros57]

When I was a kid my brother and sister , older than me, had the single "Teach Your Children", now 60 years later I discover this beautiful album. Never is too late. Now Im 67.

[@dougwheeler1220]

I bought this album when it came out, played it till it was worn out. It’s still excellent music.

[@terrycasson]

Was 16 when this was released. This was the first album I ever bought and still love it to this day. 😊

[@ahsatan8997]

Love this album found it at goodwill and I treasure it

[@terryjohnson3479]

I still have my original LP I bought in 1970. It's worn out but it's on the shelf

[@wishnik]

Have the LP And CD

[@tpickett1381]

Boomers, My grandson age 26 bought what we called a record player in our time and has quite a collection of "vinyls as records are called now.His collection isnt my kind of music but it's certainly interesting.But what blew me away is the "records themselves are bright colors and have the album covers and designs printed on them.they are really artistic.But i was even more impressed with the one album cover that has lights and sound on it . This old lady wished her old friends who had album collections ,could see what has evolved.But I'm glad records or vinyl" are making a come back.what is old is new again. Grandson has offered to take me to the "vinyl store."

[@margotconway8605]

His good taste for music is in his DNA. 😊

[@JJLom777]

Sounds like he wants to take you to buy siding. 😄😊

[@Bubbyrobin]

One of my all time favorite albums! Got me through high school!

[@wantsomecoffee]

I was 8 years old. This album must have been one of my older brothers, but, it was my Mom who played it the most. 😊 ❤

[@robertferguson533]

That’s pretty cool. My mom was like that too

[@billrea66]

Bought a stereo cabinet in 1970 and this was my first album I bought . I was 22.

[@jaceklangiewicz3486]

Many thanks for publcating that fantasic music. Greetings from Warsaw, Poland

[@Martina-u3b8i]

Grüsse aus Ostberlin❤

[@PeKe999]

The sum of all four elements is extremely high. Great album.

[@redschonewille]

Well said

[@theavannooijen6621]

Still an absolute masterpiece!

[@patdent]

I remember exactly where I was and who I was with the first time I heard this. It was such an event whenever a friend got a new album and we listened to it together.

[@mainefem8541]

9th grade. Was difficult to buy this album, as it was always sold out! Remember every word of all the songs. Thanks for posting the entire album! ✌️

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

I remember listening to this on my little transistor radio, I was 10 years old back then. Great song.

[@GaryH-pw9cm]

I was 19 years old in Vietnam on my little transistor radio listening to this. AFVN

[@margotconway8605]

​@@GaryH-pw9cm Thank you for your service

[@michaelmoore4696]

Signature moments in my life and also in my generation... The first time listening to this. In awe... Remains the same. Lucky man I am

[@miketalley5476]

This was the Golden Age for music! I listen to it now and it renews my soul!

[@CuzinK]

Still have my original album I bought when it came out. One of the best albums ever. Not a bad track on it ..

[@1990-t1j]

The first real album I bought. Back in '72 as an 18-year-old.

[@Martina-u3b8i]

1872??????? Wow!!!!

[@theother1406]

We should all just pretend like we're living in the 70's. No more news, just albums from the 70's. Election? What election.

[@stephengrant7411]

Can we ride the 70s music wave for 4 years, then make sure we create calmer, more respectful and accepting ways and days after that? Peace only and always.

[@TownsquaresofTexas]

Praise, Jesus! Yes! I'm with you!!!!!

[@JustAMan4you]

No law or order, what a grand idea!! I am a child of the 60's and 70's and I was even a part of " the movement " but it was about freedom, not the overthrow of the government, just the relaxation of the laws. Less laws mean less policing, which means more freedom to be who we are.

[@debrasorge8991]

Love these comments....as a hippy chick of the late 70's...I grew up with this anthem album...with the orange maniac insanity we're living through...I find myself returning to this music as a way to ground myself.....anyone with me?

[@JustAMan4you]

@debrasorge8991 I like the orange, if ever there was an anti-government President...

[@frankjf7188]

Teach your children is one the best country song ever

[@JJLom777]

Folk rock.

[@stephengrant7411]

Funny thing about labels. The Country music industry of the 70s did not consider this a country song, as good as it was. I mean, if they didn't accept the Eagles before they veered into country rock, then one sees the absurdity of trying to classify something as fluid and ephemeral as music. Often appreciating music, like beauty, is in the ear and mind of the listener.

[@sandyago4735]

Great album. Tight,clear,creative, and beautiful tunes.

[@jkhegarty857]

The harmonies, sublime!! The music, perfection!! Excellance at its very best!!! 🫳🎤

[@doriannemosich232]

gift from close cousins for my birthday in elementary school, loved it, wish I still had it! Music is so powerful to bring gratitude.

[@margotconway8605]

I love this whole damn album. It's righteous. Still have the vinyl. Anyone listening to this has really good taste

[@JorgeCarlosGómez-r9n]

One of those album in the rock era that can be called A Perfect Album, and their previous one wasn't half bad either.

[@tigerauge6705]

Da kommen - deja vu- Feelings auf....so ziemlich rauf & runter gehört damals... Liebe es- auch heute noch !!!❤

[@Martina-u3b8i]

Haben wir im Osten auch geliebt, viele Titel kamen im Film "Blutige Erdbeeren" vor, ein Kultfilm bei uns. Grüsse aus Ostberlin❤

[@tigerauge6705]

@Martina-u3b8i grüsse aus derzeit Frankfurt am Main..😊

[@ronny-2112]

I love this album, it's been a part of my life since I was a kid 40 years ago. My parents love this album and the Crosby, Stills & Nash album from 1969, I grew up listening to their music from the 60s and 70s. Both albums are perfect. We must not lose hope that there are still adults who educate young people to listen to intelligent music like this.

[@deonrodden1124]

8 track types and a 72 Pinto in 1974. Too much weed and a lot of beer. I was 16 yrs. Young. Oh my gosh, I am still alive.

[@joeblow4499]

16 as well

[@ginajones2328]

Age 18

[@robertferguson533]

That sounds very familiar

[@JJLom777]

I'm surprised every day, too. 😄😉😊

[@ernesto6666]

Track types? I don't know what that means...

[@cristobalin40]

Helpless= knocking on heavens doors

[@joerosta7689]

Being a product of the 60s & 70s this is one of those great albums we listened to every day Everybody I Love You Peace ✌️ ❤

[@laurawatters914]

MY ALL TIME FAVORITE CROSBY, STILLS, NASH AND YOUNG!! OOHH MY HIGHSCHOOL DAYS!! I USED TO COME HOME FROM DEPRESSING HIGHSCHOOL AND PUT THIS AWESOME ALBUM ON WITH HEADPHONES SMOKING A LITTLE WEED AND THERE YOU GO. I AMOST CUT MY HAIR IS AMAZING! EVERY SINGLE SONG IS INCREDIBLE!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING THIS AWESOME ALBUM!! 😊💓🔥🤘✌️KEEP ON ROCKIN IN THE FREE WORLD EVERYONE 🌎!!

[@davidtesler1198]

Depressing in your days, just look at what the leaders of your generation have done to modern schools with their mental liberal ideals. Keep up the fight and smoke some for me

[@peterlenhart]

I hear it for the first tima, when I was child, now I am 68 and I still hearing it with love

[@jeremy-et1mk]

the sound quality production is exceptional and very modern

[@gregrosen9616]

This is the music that was so great and my room mate at Purdue knew it all and huge Kinks fan. I look back on those days and I realize we were only a decade and a half away from these giant songwriters, including the Beatles, in 1981. Now they're half a century away. I'm amazed by time and the loss of real songwriting. GWR

[@RBS.2]

From 🇧🇷 Brazil. São Paulo City!

[@nancyhalstead916]

78 years old now This music is like a Time Machine I was a young adult Living life on the razor’s edge So much emotion PAIN and JOY And TEARS Life brought me to these strange shores Where I am finally content God bless the Resistance ! Love and Peace to all ! ❤️✌️ 2025

[@三枝僚]

That's masterpiece.

[@Xaxtarr_Neonraven]

If only we could disconnect the beauty, the hope and ideals from the pain and regret, from the history and the world.

[@joseantoniopulido5184]

Sus voces bien conjuntadas maravillosas ,un placer escucharlas

[@pooginmouse]

Have you ever heard a song and said to yourself, "Nobody could ever cover this song and do it justice?" Well that is this entire album.

[@Barracuda71-ln3jr]

A ***CLASSIC ALBUM*** for sure!

[@pedenmk]

Wow. What a treat. I remember this from years ago when music was music. Thanks for sharing.

[@thomasmcbride6584]

We are all connected by our love of great music.

[@margotconway8605]

😊😊🎵🎵🎶🎶🎸🎸🎸🎹🎹

[@Lyoness1977]

So very connected 🎶👾🎶🎶✌🏻❤️😁💫✨

[@BillRichards-f6x]

Fall, Freshman year of college (1970), and Deja Vu playing in the dorm halls pretty much all the time. I put this album on now, at the age of 73, and I can feel myself walking the dorm halls. The early 70's was a very magical time. I was very fortunate to be in college then. But then, 2 years later, "Stairway To Heaven" came out, and I totally blew my stereo speakers, as a result. Pissed me off big time.

[@genocanabicea5779]

We were right back then as we still are today. It was just not the right time. Ahead of our time. But the message rings as clear today as it did then.

[@Merrillific]

I love Country Girl so much, I could listen to it again and again.

[@nikpesin3806]

We listened to this wonderful album in a small Lvov apartment back in the distant 70s.

[@threeshocks5769]

I may not be the coolest man on Earth. But when I put this vinyl record on and turn the volume up. All my neighbors think I'm pretty cool

[@yves-vv6uf]

They are all amazing 🤩 thank you 😎😎😎✝️✝️✝️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👏👏👏👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩

[@Diocrew]

What a masterpiece!

[@BrianCallahan-dj2nn]

One of the most important albums of my life

[@will7629]

I have this album in mint with the leather front cover, love it!

[@genocanabicea5779]

Those were the days of our youth.

[@rickallen1908]

In my top ten list of albums from the 70's

[@kobehal4919]

The best musical performances at Woodstock.

[@edsonfcordeaca4958]

Besides the classic album and as a graphic designer I am, I always loved the cover sepia-toned photo...this is fantastic...the backyard of Crosby rental house taken by Terry Gundelfinger O'Neal...and the anscient and majestic tree is still standing up to this day!!!

[@redschonewille]

Even the thick material of the cover was high end

[@JoseRodrigues-hl4gf]

50 anos a curtir estas músicas dos CSNY e nunca me canso adoro para sempre ❤❤❤😊