possibly the best metaphor i've ever heard to describe two of your own albums 'its like Zebras and horses, they occupy the same space but they're just not the same' . . i love his brain.
@@Pravindaswani74 He's comfortable in life and a lot of it has to do with Daryl Hannah and his massive success that I think he's come a bit more comfortable with age!
Like Neil once said, “Rick is the music man.” Genius and genius. I have nothing but respect for Rick Rubin. He’s been involved with so many great artists it’s crazy.
It truly is amazing.. When I first got into music around 10 years old, it was vinyl and cassettes, MTV was just around the corner. The only info you had on your favourite band (AC/DC) was the back of the album cover and the occasional cheesy interview. The advances we've had, both technologically and in access to the artists in the last 40 years, are unbelievable. We really do live in the future.
It’s amazing. Never would have believed in a thousand years you’d have practically ALL the music ever made in the palm of your hand and a sweet Bluetooth speaker to listen. 😎 And us old folks know good music.
Neil Young, the master, is truly one of the greatest artists ever to have graced the earth. His songs are ridiculously good. “Big birds flying across the sky, throwing shadows on our eyes, leave us helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless”
@@cirocjones9886 And? You’re not obligated to stay in a relationship with someone just because they have an illness and what does that have to do with his music?
@@BlueHopi144 The list really is so long, he has had an incredible career making great music, some of my personal favourites are ‘Tell Me Why’, ‘Only Love Can Break Your Heart’, ‘After the Gold Rush’, ‘The Needle and The Damage Done’, ‘Tonight’s the Night’, ‘Cinnamon Girl’, ‘Down by The River’, ‘Out of The Blue’, ‘Sugar Mountain’, ‘Harvest Moon’ and of course ‘Helpless’
If I could give this multiple thumbs up, I would.... Thoroughly enjoyed this interview, so thank you Neil and Rick for your contribution, and thank you, too, Zane for the thought-provoking and intelligent questions. Cheers, all!
It was so good to listen to people talk so well about the essence and spirit when it comes to the creation of music. I would so love to be able to hear sound like Rick Rubin and Neil Young. Another good interview to watch is the AXSTV Dan Rather interview of Neil several years ago. In that he spoke of his physical and emotional feelings when it comes to playing music.
Very nice to see these three instead of audio only. Really technical explanations from all. But they know what they are talking about. Neil is really animated and funny. He is very clear about how he wrote and remembering what he had to do to record something.
Great to see a kiwi having a conversation with one of my music heroes, onya mate👍. I will never forget the Western Springs, Auckland, New Zealand Neil Young concert, keep on rocking in the free world. I was on cloud 9 when Neil said in the concert "New Zealand reminds me of home". For some reason I always enjoy sharing a joint with my mates when listening to Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
I was fortunate enough to see Neil in Verona Italy around 1982 in a very old open colosseum type of venue. Awesome show. On train station back to Vicenza there was local playing Wish You Were Here on acoustic guitar. US Army.😍
It is so nice to hear the collective wisdom of Neil and Rick discussing things that we can all relate to. As someone who grew up listening to Neil Young, I find great comfort knowing he is still in touch with the issues that still matter and making music that reflects that. He has created a musical legacy that is timeless. The man is a musical genius
Neil , Joni, and Gord , the last three iconic Canadian singer songwriters. I’ve listened to them since they started out and when they’re gone we won’t see their like again. Neil continues to make relevant, edgy music 50 years on.
"I would imagine that if you could understand Morse code, a tap dancer would drive you crazy." Smiling watching this in wonderment, respect & gratitude. Thank you
What a wonderful conversation. Zane really knows his way around talking about music, and more, which is not an easy thing to do. Especially with someone as unique and passionate as Neil. Thank you for this.
Recording directly from tape to digital is the thing now. DSD is incredible when done right and blows the Old PCM methods away. I'm so glad they're preserving history. Chevrolet does sound like it's from the early 70s in it's own way. Thanks for this interview! Great Video and of course GREAT Music 🎶
Neil Young is Brillant . I remember the first Time I listened To After the Gold Rush. Like listening to THE BEATLES or that Great STONES record. It stays with you a Lifetime. Neil's work is Vast. Still Creative . Still Matters. Some of my favorite records are by Neil Young. Neil and Rick together. Well it's always a good thing. Cool interview.
When you listen to a song and you love it right away, sometimes that brilliances fades, and it eventually becomes just a good song. My favorite songs didn't sound great to me the first time I heard it, but something brings me back and familiarity clicks, and the song keep getting better and better and eventually you love it.
I absolutely love geeking out on Neil Young embracing analog and digital technologies to produce the best auditory art he can. The dude still loves his craft, and I love him for it.
Have never been a huge fan although I respect Niel for living his art. Rick is in my opinion like the neighbour who you talk with over the fence, just a regular guy.. Great interview, well done with getting out the best in your subjects. We are all love ✌️
Neil was by far one of the greatest of all time. A man that was just as entertaining with a guitar as he was with a full band behind him. Also his use of the reed organ was just magical.
This is a super important conversation for music history. So many great perspectives on the evolution of music. Couple weeks after it going out it has 277k views. There will be many future viewers, I hope you cherish this as much as I do!
6:26 "So you've already taking that dark step, and now your in the realm, where nothing is real" Are you kidding me? I almost fell off my seat when he said that. Neil is a such amazing human being.
Euphonix- The first digitally controlled analog signal path large format mixing consoles. Neil gave us an award one year for them. We were bought by Avid who used our ideas to make their console, but we were first to combine the two worlds with one important piece of hardware.
What a wonderful way to interview people and to realise that we really are all in this together !All the answers are right there in front of us ! One of the problems we all have is blindness to the facts and truth ! Common sense lets us know that unless we all treat Mother earth with kindness and respect , we won't be ever to enjoy Father sky's vistas and beauty for much longer ! As the song says ; There's laws that we must live by and they are not the laws of man ,can't you see the shadow that moves across this land . The future is upon us and there's so much we must do and you know I can't ignore it and my friends neither can you ..........D Fogelberg 1990 .....!
I have a great black and white picture of my Dad as an eager and well dressed young man that reminds me of Neil's Dads picture on this cover. There is something about that generation and their determination.
This was a nice interview. With the whole MoFi situation and vinyl dominating the physical media, it was interesting to listen to their opinions about the analog vs digital debate.
@@7321janedou google it... He created an amazing big size car that is self contained and is electric. There's videos out there on RUclips of him presenting it at a conference
For me, Neil Young has always been a mixed bag. His best stuff has been nothing short of brilliant, and the rest is a mishmash of everything from pretty good to awful. But every time he puts out something new, I have to give it a listen because it’s Neil Young, and with Neil Young you just never know. There just might be a nugget of brilliance in there somewhere, and I don’t want to miss it.
Well said. At one time the nuggets were so plentiful it was a no brainer. It's been a while since those nuggets have really moved me. I think Neil has just got lazy and doesn't take the time to make his songs so perfect, partially because so many people have convinced him everything he does is worthwhile, which isn't the case, imo.
I have so many albums, but at the same time, I don't like everything he does. Landing on Water for instance, or Are You Passionate? However, I worry that I'm missing something great on those albums. But then you have On The Beach, or Tonight's The Night, and you realize those are near perfect albums. Some of his early live albums, recently released are also treasures.
Electric Light Orchestra released an album entitled, A New World Record in October 1976. That being said, it was a delight to watch this exchange of minds!
Always nice to listen to Neil talk about music and the many layers to which he pays such close attention. How about Crazy Horse recorded as a backing group? Pick up "She Used to Want to be a Ballerina" Buffy Saint Marie's 1971 album to hear them.
You have to admire Neil's unwavering commitment to his art. It's always fueled by the creative and never by commerce or trend. That's why I admire him so much, even if at times the end result doesn't speak to me, it's always authentic. Great interview 👍
@@Acemechanicalservices Funny how you're suggesting he shouldn't have the right to voice his opinion, but you should...smells like hypocrisy around here.
I don't experience it as sad. I'm glad Neil is still around creating at an exceptional level. So he doesn't look like he's some Hollywood plastic surgery victim; good for him!
I actually think Neil Young is underrated in terms of his greatness. Nobody else in popular music has had the same single minded vision for their career and stuck so closely to that. Never sold out, never compromised on being pure to the muse at any stage. There's not many that can match the greatness of Neil.
Neil Young and Rick Rubin are the embodiment of yin and yang. So uncanny how sitting side-by-side everything from their posture, and demeanor down to Neal’s black clothes against Rubin ‘s white hair is totally balanced. And what really makes them whole is their mutual love for music and shared respect for one another, really rad.
There are very few songs that change as these guys are describing toward the end of the video. In fact, the last time I recall it happening was the first time I heard "Stairway..." when it was released. The first day I put in on the turntable I wasn't sure what I was listening to. It sounded very garbled to me. After about a week I started understanding and hearing what was going on put it still didn't gel for me yet. I'd say it tokk close to a month for me to totally appreciate the song. I was a fan of Ravels 'Bolero' at the time and it may have had an effect on how I heard Zeps tune, I don't know, but I can't wait to listen to Neils song (which I'm gonna do the second I stop typing here). but man, its such a dynamite experience when music messes with your head like that and to me at least, its a sign of musical genius. Off I go ...
Fantastic interview. It’s amazing how Lenny Kravitz reflects on his career and life experiences with a considerable amount of grace and humility. Where you and I are blown away by his stories! But then you realize, that’s who he really is.
I Love You Neil & I Will Be Forever Filled With Gratitude For How You Have Made Me Feel & Helped Me With & Through My Feelings To Learn, Grow & Heal Over The Last 35 Years "THANK YOU" God bless You & Your Family & Loved Ones Always "Long May You All Run" I am though blown away by the lack of recognition and not even a mention of what all the "Factory Farming" "Injecting Hormones" etc has done & continues to do to harm the Health Of "We The People Of The World" not just the Land. We Must Start There Or Else Who/What Will Be Left To Live On Earth ? !!! Please Neil Revoke Your Call For Musicians Against Spotify Saying Joe Rogan Was Spreading Vaccine Missinformation, He Wasn't, CDC Now Echo What He Was Saying Virtually Verbatim. Let Us All Through Our Love For Neil Lovingly Help Move Him To Firstly Reconcile Himself With The Scientific Truth & Then Maybe Appear On Joe Rogan To Promote The Album & Apologise & Explain His Thoughts & Fears At That Time. EVERYBODY WOULD BENEFIT FROM SUCH AN HONEST EXAMPLE OF TRUE HUMILITY & SOME GREAT NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE MUSIC !!!
42 albums? Neils Father, Scott, wrote 45 Books--most of them about Kids and Hockey---in fact on one tour with the Shocking Pinks, Neil brought his Dad on Tour and on stage with him..saw it, around 1987ish?...Neil got his writing chops from his Dad. But his senstivity from his Mom, Cassie.
That’s cool. Like that tour idea! They should have a song to kick it off like the Africa benefits that Midge and Bob dod with the Do They Know It’s Christmas “ track. Drop the track and then the show/tour.
totally agree . When we look at the number of diverse albums & songs he has put out there since his early days with Buffalo Springfield - its mind blowing & unique
@Morris Eriksson its your duty to research into his Discography what u love . Sorry if u still ignore his prolific number of amazing albums - just since 1995 alone , it's incredible . When did u see him live ?
@Morris Eriksson by the way , " Predator " is a nice mirror for you to investigate & reflect upon . That type of music band reflects a lot of what's repressed in you & is flat like a brick wall in terms of Joy , aliveness or Awakening . As a psychic profiler , you would be a seriously interesting case to study further - specially your childhood . Does that spike something in you ?
@Morris Eriksson you are in the typical denial mode which i know is very common these days . Keep up the lid & don't wake up - thats the best way for people not to listen to your repressed musical creations .
I like Neil and I've been listening to him since the '60s. But there's one thing about him that I don't like: he has absolutely no self-imposed limits on anything he puts out. It can be fantastic genius, it can be really good or just OK, or it can be really poor and even mediocre. No problem, his fans will buy anything he puts out. But I know the difference and I'm not going to sit back and say everything he does is good, when it's clearly not.
@@joeguitar75 never heard of you Never heard any of your songs You must not be any good. Neil has over 1180 and counting copyrighted songs. How many you got? Zero.
possibly the best metaphor i've ever heard to describe two of your own albums 'its like Zebras and horses, they occupy the same space but they're just not the same' . . i love his brain.
I rarely saw Neil so comfortable and cheerful in an interview. It was a pleasure.
Agree. One of the best Neil interviews I’ve ever seen.
Neil/Rick respected the fact that Zane came to work.
I don't think he was comfortable,if that it was because Rick was there.
@@Pravindaswani74 He's comfortable in life and a lot of it has to do with Daryl Hannah and his massive success that I think he's come a bit more comfortable with age!
....might also be something in the coffee!
Like Neil once said, “Rick is the music man.” Genius and genius. I have nothing but respect for Rick Rubin. He’s been involved with so many great artists it’s crazy.
He still didnt Interview Rapperina Riley Reid :( She was a Unicorn!
Rick just such a legend in his own right.
I'm a fan as well... though not his brickwalling techniques. He should go back and remaster all of them and make them dynamic imo.
“Welcome Back” on the Barn album is up near his best ever
Great interview .. found it unexpectedly .. glad I stayed to the end.
Certainly the best interview of Neil that I've ever heard. It is rich. Maybe Rick Rubin's presence forces authenticity.
Pure Gold. I find myself blessed to be alive and be able to enjoy all this RUclips magic.
It truly is amazing.. When I first got into music around 10 years old, it was vinyl and cassettes, MTV was just around the corner. The only info you had on your favourite band (AC/DC) was the back of the album cover and the occasional cheesy interview. The advances we've had, both technologically and in access to the artists in the last 40 years, are unbelievable. We really do live in the future.
I know , I remember when I got my first Transistor Radio & thought wow I can walk around & listen to the Dave Clark Five & the Baseball game 😱
It’s amazing. Never would have believed in a thousand years you’d have practically ALL the music ever made in the palm of your hand and a sweet Bluetooth speaker to listen. 😎 And us old folks know good music.
Neil Young, the master, is truly one of the greatest artists ever to have graced the earth. His songs are ridiculously good. “Big birds flying across the sky, throwing shadows on our eyes, leave us helpless, helpless, helpless, helpless”
Neil young left his wife with cancer then she died. Slow ya roll JC
@@cirocjones9886 And? You’re not obligated to stay in a relationship with someone just because they have an illness and what does that have to do with his music?
@@j.c985 he is a notorious troll
" Heart of Gold , Rocking in a free world and so many others incredible soulful songs ...the list is so long we would get lost in it
@@BlueHopi144 The list really is so long, he has had an incredible career making great music, some of my personal favourites are ‘Tell Me Why’, ‘Only Love Can Break Your Heart’, ‘After the Gold Rush’, ‘The Needle and The Damage Done’, ‘Tonight’s the Night’, ‘Cinnamon Girl’, ‘Down by The River’, ‘Out of The Blue’, ‘Sugar Mountain’, ‘Harvest Moon’ and of course ‘Helpless’
If I could give this multiple thumbs up, I would.... Thoroughly enjoyed this interview, so thank you Neil and Rick for your contribution, and thank you, too, Zane for the thought-provoking and intelligent questions. Cheers, all!
Neil young left his wife with cancer then she died. Slow ya roll Mart.
@@cirocjones9886 So, tell me about your parents....
@@cirocjones9886 I guess you were there.
@@cirocjones9886
Why are you here?.
@@cirocjones9886 You must not have ever been in a relationship that ended it's over long before you leave .
It was so good to listen to people talk so well about the essence and spirit when it comes to the creation of music. I would so love to be able to hear sound like Rick Rubin and Neil Young. Another good interview to watch is the AXSTV Dan Rather interview of Neil several years ago. In that he spoke of his physical and emotional feelings when it comes to playing music.
Man, this was an epic interview. Neil & Rick are both such interesting human beings.
Very nice to see these three instead of audio only. Really technical explanations from all. But they know what they are talking about. Neil is really animated and funny. He is very clear about how he wrote and remembering what he had to do to record something.
Great to see a kiwi having a conversation with one of my music heroes, onya mate👍.
I will never forget the Western Springs, Auckland, New Zealand Neil Young concert, keep on rocking in the free world. I was on cloud 9 when Neil said in the concert "New Zealand reminds me of home". For some reason I always enjoy sharing a joint with my mates when listening to Neil Young and Crazy Horse.
I was fortunate enough to see Neil in Verona Italy around 1982 in a very old open colosseum type of venue. Awesome show. On train station back to Vicenza there was local playing Wish You Were Here on acoustic guitar. US Army.😍
This «very old open colosseum type of venue» is, well, the Verona colosseum.
It is so nice to hear the collective wisdom of Neil and Rick discussing things that we can all relate to. As someone who grew up listening to Neil Young, I find great comfort knowing he is still in touch with the issues that still matter and making music that reflects that. He has created a musical legacy that is timeless. The man is a musical genius
Neil young left his wife with cancer then she died. Slow ya roll Ron
@@cirocjones9886
Why are you here?.
Hmm, the part where he is like "buy clean food if you have much money" sounds a bit deranged
Neil , Joni, and Gord , the last three iconic Canadian singer songwriters. I’ve listened to them since they started out and when they’re gone we won’t see their like again. Neil continues to make relevant, edgy music 50 years on.
And Leonard Cohen.
also the great Bryan Adams
I like Gord, but for me it's Neil, Joni and Leonard. In no particular order. Gord would be in the second tier, not very far down the list.
@@sunnyday751 I wouldn't include Bryan Adams on that list. Not as a songwriter. Not on the same level lyrically.
Paul Anka and Gordon Lightfoot could be added to that list...
"I would imagine that if you could understand Morse code, a tap dancer would drive you crazy." Smiling watching this in wonderment, respect & gratitude. Thank you
What a wonderful conversation. Zane really knows his way around talking about music, and more, which is not an easy thing to do. Especially with someone as unique and passionate as Neil. Thank you for this.
Recording directly from tape to digital is the thing now. DSD is incredible when done right and blows the Old PCM methods away. I'm so glad they're preserving history. Chevrolet does sound like it's from the early 70s in it's own way. Thanks for this interview! Great Video and of course GREAT Music 🎶
The idea of analog entropy had never occurred to me before.. that is super fascinating! Rick Rubin says " it's alive... it's all alive" .. brilliant
They don't have. Charlie Miller
Neil is the real deal, behold a pure and true artist - thank you for this interview with both Neil and Rick, great job!
As an artist, watching this is a gift. Internet is awesome sometimes
Neil Young is Brillant .
I remember the first Time I listened
To After the Gold Rush.
Like listening to THE BEATLES
or that Great STONES record.
It stays with you a Lifetime.
Neil's work is Vast.
Still Creative .
Still Matters.
Some of my favorite records are by
Neil Young.
Neil and Rick together.
Well it's always a good thing.
Cool interview.
Yeah dude After the Goldrush is a masterpiece!😎
When you listen to a song and you love it right away, sometimes that brilliances fades, and it eventually becomes just a good song. My favorite songs didn't sound great to me the first time I heard it, but something brings me back and familiarity clicks, and the song keep getting better and better and eventually you love it.
couldn't agree more. it's just like food.
I so respect Neil's creative courage and process. Total trust and authenticity. So enjoying this. Thank you!
I absolutely love geeking out on Neil Young embracing analog and digital technologies to produce the best auditory art he can. The dude still loves his craft, and I love him for it.
49:70 when zane says "why?" is just such a simple followup question that makes a great interview of the kind you never see anymore.
Neil's best interview in many years! Good mojo with the people present I guess.
Have never been a huge fan although I respect Niel for living his art. Rick is in my opinion like the neighbour who you talk with over the fence, just a regular guy.. Great interview, well done with getting out the best in your subjects. We are all love ✌️
Great interview/piece - love the fact that Zane's so well
prepared.
First 30 mins. are good but as off min. 30 is where the important things start being said. Many thanks to the 3 of you for this interview.
Neil was by far one of the greatest of all time. A man that was just as entertaining with a guitar as he was with a full band behind him. Also his use of the reed organ was just magical.
I agree but would use the word "is" not "was"!
Once again a really interesting conversation. Between 3 beautiful minds. Thanks a lot.
well.. 2 beautiful minds..
@@nikezooms no, 3. zane lowe is a fantastic music journalist. he has been around for a long time.
This is a super important conversation for music history. So many great perspectives on the evolution of music. Couple weeks after it going out it has 277k views. There will be many future viewers, I hope you cherish this as much as I do!
6:26 "So you've already taking that dark step, and now your in the realm, where nothing is real" Are you kidding me? I almost fell off my seat when he said that. Neil is a such amazing human being.
Love Neil Young so much, so grateful for his music and work-one of the best,
Rubin is great to ofc
Love Rick and Neil chatting in Rick’s Malibu backyard! So cool this🙏🏻💐🐶💕
Euphonix- The first digitally controlled analog signal path large format mixing consoles. Neil gave us an award one year for them. We were bought by Avid who used our ideas to make their console, but we were first to combine the two worlds with one important piece of hardware.
Wow. That was incredible. Great interviewer who was able to engage so warmly with these two icons. That hour zipped by...
What a wonderful way to interview people and to realise that we really are all in this together !All the answers are right there in front of us ! One of the problems we all have is blindness to the facts and truth ! Common sense lets us know that unless we all treat Mother earth with kindness and respect , we won't be ever to enjoy Father sky's vistas and beauty for much longer ! As the song says ; There's laws that we must live by and they are not the laws of man ,can't you see the shadow that moves across this land . The future is upon us and there's so much we must do and you know I can't ignore it and my friends neither can you ..........D Fogelberg 1990 .....!
Thoroughly enjoyable and thought provoking without subliminal agenda from the Maestros. 🎶🙏💗
I have a great black and white picture of my Dad as an eager and well dressed young man that reminds me of Neil's Dads picture on this cover. There is something about that generation and their determination.
This was a nice interview. With the whole MoFi situation and vinyl dominating the physical media, it was interesting to listen to their opinions about the analog vs digital debate.
Neil Young is a Musical Genius. He's darn good at making non-pollutting cars. Great music is alive forever.
@Midnight Lightning Radio
Why are you here?
@Midnight Lightning Radio Explain ?
non polluting cars 😂😂😂😂
@@juniorjohnson5961if you have to ask 😂😂😂
@@7321janedou google it... He created an amazing big size car that is self contained and is electric. There's videos out there on RUclips of him presenting it at a conference
I could listen to Rick and Neil all day. Great interview!
@rickrubin is one of the most authentic Zen people .. Neil thank you for staying true to what is real .. oox
NY is a thinker and he has ideas/solutions.I don't see any worms when I dig around my roses. Im gonna read up on this idea.Keep on Rocking Neil.
great video thanks for the music all.it's so good all the music is archived
Saw Neil Young in the late 60's in Covina, CA at Carousel Theater playing with Buffalo Springfield.
Great interview! Looking forward to the new tunes from Neil!
For me, Neil Young has always been a mixed bag. His best stuff has been nothing short of brilliant, and the rest is a mishmash of everything from pretty good to awful. But every time he puts out something new, I have to give it a listen because it’s Neil Young, and with Neil Young you just never know. There just might be a nugget of brilliance in there somewhere, and I don’t want to miss it.
Well said. At one time the nuggets were so plentiful it was a no brainer. It's been a while since those nuggets have really moved me. I think Neil has just got lazy and doesn't take the time to make his songs so perfect, partially because so many people have convinced him everything he does is worthwhile, which isn't the case, imo.
There really was a good nuget in this album, "Chevrolet". It was legit really good
I like the new album
Greendale…. what a record!!
I have so many albums, but at the same time, I don't like everything he does. Landing on Water for instance, or Are You Passionate? However, I worry that I'm missing something great on those albums. But then you have On The Beach, or Tonight's The Night, and you realize those are near perfect albums. Some of his early live albums, recently released are also treasures.
Probably the two coolest, chillest, nicest guys in music right there.
@Midnight Lightning Radio
Why are you here?
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@Midnight Lightning Radio Get a life
What's up with the shaky cam guys? Just set it up and let these people shine. It's not a 00s action thriller.
It was probably cringe fake lowes idea to emulate Logan Pauls podcast
We just love this. Thank you Neil and Rick
I have a feeling Daryl Hannah picked out Neils socks and running shoes! Love this interview! Good to see Neil laughing out loud! Love this interview!
well when you get together with a married man, you deserve it.
Wow! A fan found a cassette bootleg of a Neil Show nobody heard .... Mind blowing
Thank You Tapers
I’ll buy that radio! “Radio is the future.” Truth. Long live rock and roll!
Among the legends of all time. Neil, Bob, Leonard & Joni
110% audio quality geekdom and I love every minute of it! Great interview. Thank you. 🙏
Electric Light Orchestra released an album entitled, A New World Record in October 1976. That being said, it was a delight to watch this exchange of minds!
Also released in October 1976 - 'World Record' by UK band Van der Graaf Generator.
Always nice to listen to Neil talk about music and the many layers to which he pays such close attention.
How about Crazy Horse recorded as a backing group?
Pick up "She Used to Want to be a Ballerina" Buffy Saint Marie's 1971 album to hear them.
Rick and Neil are both old school cool I’d love to have them both over for dinner sometime!
Great interview --both Rick and Neil are very spiritual on top of being artists
What a brilliant interview, actually not an interview a conversation about what they all lot, music
'World Record' will be Neil's 44th studio album since 1969.
3rd consecutive studio album w/ Crazy Horse. Aprox 14th album w/ Crazy Horse
One of my favorites is Reactor - such a raw album..
Huge fab of Neil Young and another great interview by Zane Lowe
Absolutely brilliant interview and insights, 3 top human beings.
great great watching....loved it. Thanks to all you 3 for sharing your selves........much loved
Neil Young stands out he's got something special.
Zane interviewing two people that have done so much for me in my life
You have to admire Neil's unwavering commitment to his art. It's always fueled by the creative and never by commerce or trend. That's why I admire him so much, even if at times the end result doesn't speak to me, it's always authentic. Great interview 👍
His unwavering commitment to shutting down free speech is admirable as well, eh?
@@Acemechanicalservices Funny how you're suggesting he shouldn't have the right to voice his opinion, but you should...smells like hypocrisy around here.
@@kencade6544
Pay no attention to ace. He's a closet Neil Young fan. Or else he wouldn't be here.
Grateful for this video, thank you!❤❤❤
So sad to see legends getting older❤️ Neil will always be a part of my life and he means so much to the family
many have left us in recent years so we should rejoice he is still here with us .
just be glad they were around at all tho......
thank you Stevie Nicks
I don't experience it as sad. I'm glad Neil is still around creating at an exceptional level. So he doesn't look like he's some Hollywood plastic surgery victim; good for him!
@@grantross2609 I am but it’s still hard for me anyway, of course I’m glad he’s still around
Amazing, What an awesome conversation, loved this
I actually think Neil Young is underrated in terms of his greatness. Nobody else in popular music has had the same single minded vision for their career and stuck so closely to that. Never sold out, never compromised on being pure to the muse at any stage. There's not many that can match the greatness of Neil.
Neil young left his wife with cancer then she died. Slow ya roll.
@@cirocjones9886 TROLL detected
Not by me my friend, he's one of the greatest 🙂
Also did many benefit concerts for disabled children, farmers, environmental issues etc..........
Made millions of dollars for these organizations.
@@artvallejos1460 thats totally right .
Never been a huge fan of Zane Lowe but he absolutely nails this interview. Neil and Rick are so relaxed and they totally come out of their shell.
Zane Lowe is a good interviewer and this is great
I agree he did good here.
Neil Young and Rick Rubin are the embodiment of yin and yang. So uncanny how sitting side-by-side everything from their posture, and demeanor down to Neal’s black clothes against Rubin ‘s white hair is totally balanced. And what really makes them whole is their mutual love for music and shared respect for one another, really rad.
Thank you neil. Unplugged saved my life
The Zane 'I'm here hire me' interview. Lol I kid, another great conversation from Zane with some greats.
The story of Neil mixing a record in a rowboat in a lake in front of his house is awesome!
There are very few songs that change as these guys are describing toward the end of the video. In fact, the last time I recall it happening was the first time I heard "Stairway..." when it was released. The first day I put in on the turntable I wasn't sure what I was listening to. It sounded very garbled to me. After about a week I started understanding and hearing what was going on put it still didn't gel for me yet. I'd say it tokk close to a month for me to totally appreciate the song. I was a fan of Ravels 'Bolero' at the time and it may have had an effect on how I heard Zeps tune, I don't know, but I can't wait to listen to Neils song (which I'm gonna do the second I stop typing here). but man, its such a dynamite experience when music messes with your head like that and to me at least, its a sign of musical genius. Off I go ...
Wow. These guys are the coolest. I love their connection and humor. They are inspirational on many different levels.
Incredable the creative process and putting it all together
Happy (recent) birthday Neil!
Fantastic interview. It’s amazing how Lenny Kravitz reflects on his career and life experiences with a considerable amount of grace and humility. Where you and I are blown away by his stories! But then you realize, that’s who he really is.
two absolute legends
The 'Harvest' movie is a must see for every music fan! I'm looking forward to watch it!
It would be magical to record with Rick Rubin
I Love You Neil & I Will Be Forever Filled With Gratitude For How You Have Made Me Feel & Helped Me With & Through My Feelings To Learn, Grow & Heal Over The Last 35 Years "THANK YOU"
God bless You & Your Family & Loved Ones Always "Long May You All Run"
I am though blown away by the lack of recognition and not even a mention of what all the "Factory Farming" "Injecting Hormones" etc has done & continues to do to harm the Health Of "We The People Of The World" not just the Land. We Must Start There Or Else Who/What Will Be Left To Live On Earth ? !!!
Please Neil Revoke Your Call For Musicians Against Spotify Saying Joe Rogan Was Spreading Vaccine Missinformation, He Wasn't, CDC Now Echo What He Was Saying Virtually Verbatim.
Let Us All Through Our Love For Neil Lovingly Help Move Him To Firstly Reconcile Himself With The Scientific Truth & Then Maybe Appear On Joe Rogan To Promote The Album & Apologise & Explain His Thoughts & Fears At That Time. EVERYBODY WOULD BENEFIT FROM SUCH AN HONEST EXAMPLE OF TRUE HUMILITY & SOME GREAT NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE MUSIC !!!
42 albums? Neils Father, Scott, wrote 45 Books--most of them about Kids and Hockey---in fact on one tour with the Shocking Pinks, Neil brought his Dad on Tour and on stage with him..saw it, around 1987ish?...Neil got his writing chops from his Dad. But his senstivity from his Mom, Cassie.
Incredibly genius conversation...over my head, yet, still interesting. Love it.
Neil Young is a gift to humanity
Lol
That’s cool. Like that tour idea! They should have a song to kick it off like the Africa benefits that Midge and Bob dod with the Do They Know It’s Christmas “ track. Drop the track and then the show/tour.
Neil Young is arguably the most prolific songwriter in music history, having recorded a ridiculous 45 albums!
totally agree . When we look at the number of diverse albums & songs he has put out there since his early days with Buffalo Springfield - its mind blowing & unique
@@BlueHopi144 So true. Just listened to Buffalo Springfield 2nd record Still sounds great and remains timeless
@Morris Eriksson its your duty to research into his Discography what u love . Sorry if u still ignore his prolific number of amazing albums - just since 1995 alone , it's incredible . When did u see him live ?
@Morris Eriksson by the way , " Predator " is a nice mirror for you to investigate & reflect upon . That type of music band reflects a lot of what's repressed in you & is flat like a brick wall in terms of Joy , aliveness or Awakening . As a psychic profiler , you would be a seriously interesting case to study further - specially your childhood . Does that spike something in you ?
@Morris Eriksson you are in the typical denial mode which i know is very common these days . Keep up the lid & don't wake up - thats the best way for people not to listen to your repressed musical creations .
SOULFUL BLUESY RUSTED That ragged guitar wonderful raw energy Amazing riff I can go on & on how good is or how to explain neil young
I like Neil and I've been listening to him since the '60s. But there's one thing about him that I don't like: he has absolutely no self-imposed limits on anything he puts out. It can be fantastic genius, it can be really good or just OK, or it can be really poor and even mediocre. No problem, his fans will buy anything he puts out. But I know the difference and I'm not going to sit back and say everything he does is good, when it's clearly not.
He has made some amazing records, but you can also say its was somewhat quanity over quality having recorded a all-time record 45 albums
You’re not wrong, he put out a lot of dull records
2 songs for you "Walk On "& "Don't Cry No Tears ".
Neil has not done anything great since Ragged Glory…
Everything Neil has put out is better than anything we have put out.
Interviewing people is one aspect of my job, and I take a lot of inspiration in doing that watching Zane interview some of my favorite artists
What Neil said about factory farming…how that was the beginning, wow. He’s right, Factory farming, in all its forms, really is the root of all this.
Does the tape change a year later or do you change a year later?
Finally, a kind of touring that appeals to me!
Three Legends. Neil Young is my all time favorite, and Zane Lowe is the best interviewer in music hands down.
WHAT? This guy is only interested in himself coming across as a "friend to the stars".... Absolutely unprofessional and unwatchable.
@@joeguitar75
never heard of you Never heard any of your songs You must not be any good.
Neil has over 1180 and counting copyrighted songs. How many you got?
Zero.