neilyounger.jpg“Canadian folk rock legend Neil Young said he has lost all hope that music can change the world.” Perhaps this means “Canadian incredibly-loud-guitar rock legend Neil Young” will get back to his “Down By The River” steez, even though he is quite aged. (P.S. Even though I know I have only my obsession with conservative comment-box car-crashes to blame, the comments on this story kinda want to make me do mean things to my eyes even more than most Internets comments. Forewarned.) [Breitbart]

 
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Neil Young Defends Both Record Companies and Piracy
DANA POINT, Calif.—Musician Neil Young offered a vigorous defense of record companies, followed by an equally vigorous defense of piracy, and laid out a rough sketch of a new way to distribute music in the digital age. The famously contrarian ...
Neil Young: Steve Jobs listened to vinyl
DANA POINT, Calif. — Legendary rocker Neil Young took his campaign for higher-fidelity digital sound to the stage of a technology conference Tuesday, saying a giant of the industry was on his side: the late Steve Jobs. Young said the Apple co-founder ...



 
  1. loudersoft  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    Old man, look at your life…

    I could have told you that a song would not change anything at the age of 5. You TRULY thought a song would “change the world?” It’s a fun idealistic thought, but no one in their right mind picks up their ball and goes home pouting because it didn’t happen…conclusion…?

    Stop being so bitter about life. Sing your songs, enjoy that people love your music, then fade away into obscurity.

    Help me find the motherfucker who wrote this and suffocate him.

  2. loudersoft  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    I really wish that were the worst comment on that page.

    [comments.breitbart.com]

    I want to drown the entire commenter roster of that story with my bare hands.

  3. Michaelangelo Matos  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    @Ned Raggett: I give up. Why would it be Clive Davis?

  4. My Friend Edward  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    An explanation for “Canadian folk rock legend Neil Young”, perhaps: the reporter seems unaware that Neil has made music without Crosby, Stills or Nash.

    Research, people! Research!

  5. mike a  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    I’m guessing both Neil and the commenters are still stinging from Living With War.

  6. GhostOfDuane  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    Drowning is not harsh enough a penalty for those who dare speak against Shakey. Strap these clowns down in front of his rig, crank Ol Black to 11 and blow their tiny brains right out of their heads.

  7. edgyspice  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    That comment section provides many sterling examples of the type of person who still whines and flails his fists over the fact that the Sixties happened.

  8. Ned Raggett  |   Posted on Feb 8th, 2008

    @Michaelangelo Matos: I can’t explain another failed joke that only I find funny. I’ve been there too many times and it’s a Friday afternoon.

  9. Oldboy  |   Posted on Feb 9th, 2008

    Everybody in showbiz, or on its fringes, is unconscionably ageist.

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