Neil Young pulls his music for poor sound quality

[LumbermanSVO]

Oh, well...A Southern man don't need him around anyhow.



j/k...i don't dislike Neil Young.

"Ronnie and Neil, Ronnie and Neil
Rock Stars today ain't half as real
Speaking their minds on how they feel
Let them guitars blast for Ronnie and Neil"

 

[Peace]

Just an FYI.

Neil's music is still on iTunes and can be streamed from the Music app.

 

[\-V-/]

Thought I read Neil Diamond and nearly had a scare.

I thought so too, but that would seem very un-Neil Diamond-ish.

 

[0388631]

I thought so too, but that would seem very un-Neil Diamond-ish.

I don't follow you. I don't read much music news, but I'm presuming he's a proponent of digital media?

 

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I don't follow you. I don't read much music news, but I'm presuming he's a proponent of digital media?

Nah ... he just seems too cool to be a douche.

 

[TheAppleFairy]

Nah ... he just seems too cool to be a douche.

Not sure if you're serious, but I am the only guy I know under 40 who thinks Neil Diamond is awesome.

 

[\-V-/]

I'm under 40 and think Neil Diamond is awesome.

 

[TheAppleFairy]

I'm under 40 and think Neil Diamond is awesome.

Nice....I started listening to Neil Diamond after watching the movie "Lost & Found".

This scene in particular.

 

[MacNut]

I'm under 40 and think Neil Diamond is awesome.

Neil Diamond is one of those song writers that just keeps pumping out GOOD hits. To think his hay-day was in the 80s and he is still going strong with a new generation.

 

[0388631]

Don't forget Bruce Springsteen.

 

[63dot]

I love Neil Young and part of what is great is the raw quality of his music which sounds good streaming, CD, tape, and vinyl. The feeling gets across and it's what I love about his music. He's not the cleanest player and often sings out of tune but anything more practiced would not be Neil Young. He was out there with his acoustic guitar in the heyday of overly produced acoustic music like Dan Fogelberg and James Taylor. Now if we were talking something that is like the mega-overproduced Pink Floyd (also a favorite of mine) I would always want a DDD recording on unlimited tracks with machine like preciseness and hear every dynamic. I may not like the streaming in that context.

 

[MacNut]

Don't forget Bruce Springsteen.

I keep trying too. But his fans won't stop talking about him. They are like raving lunatics.