Neil Young - Rockin' in the Free World (Reaction)
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After The Gold Rush is a great album. FYI.
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There are some pretty time period specific references in the lyrics. The thousand points of light and kinder, gentler machine gun hand were direct shots at George HW Bush's (Bush 1) campaign slogans.
I had tickets back in 1990 to go see Neil on this tour but never wound up going... What a regret.
awww man you're trippin! 😂
@@TeezMcGee I was 19, I might have been tripping. LMAO
Neil can be a beast and also the opposite. He's amazing in concert. Loved him since I heard his Harvest album in early 70s.
The song is featured on the album Freedom, released in 1989, and is one of the anti-system anthems that left their mark on the history of the late 20th century. An unforgettable riff!
Neil Young drew his inspiration for the song from George Bush's (father) campaign slogans, using his promises and extracts from his introductory speech to the White House in a sarcastic way to criticise him and his administration.
But like Bruce Springsteen's Born Is The USA, the song has been misused on several occasions by pro-Republican parties, most recently when Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the White House. Neil Young has always quickly retorted and protested, pointing out the rebellious aspect of his lyrics.
1989 was a great year! (my birth year) 😂 i'm glad he used his voice for good!
@@TeezMcGee Totally agree!!
electric NEIL YOUNG is so different from acoustic- CORTEZ THE KILLER in particular sounds like a completely different song when NEIL starts shredding
Yea i was surprised to hear an electric guitar here, I just knew it was an acoustic based on the art work 😂
RUST NEVER SLEEPS & WELD are both excellent live albums featuring neil playing on electric guitar w/ a full band@@TeezMcGee
@@TeezMcGeeFreedom is similar to Rust Never Sleeps (from about 10 years prior) in that the primary theme is played acoustically to open and then electric to close the album. Also the album is approximately 50:50 between acoustic and electric songs. The electric ones are some of his absolute best...El Dorado, Don't Cry, No More...and there's a wild jazz tune called Crime in the City that will blow you away. One of his greatest songs and few know it.
Yes I agree way more Neil!
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Great reaction. I'm putting it on my best of reactions.
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Great reaction Treez I love this song 🎵 Neal is a rock legend ♥️ 😮this songs message is as relevant today as it was when it was back in 89 😮, of like this song you might like " Needle and the damage done " by Neal, keep on rocking in the free world 🌎 respect Treez 😊
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