NEIL YOUNG - Like A Hurricane (Live) | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Thank you for playing Like A Hurricane. I listen to you every day, and you're one of the best Reactors on RUclips. I had requested this
song on one of your previous Neil Young Reactions. Your diversity of playing different types of music from different times is always
a joy to watch. And your witty, intelligent commentary reflects your understanding that music touches us emotionally where words
alone can't. That music brings everyone a unique pleasure that human nature cannot do without. Your hard work brings joy and
happiness to so many of your elderly subscribers who enjoy seeing a young person enjoy music from our youth. Thank you from
all of us old guys in our mid and late 70s. Watching you enjoy old music for the first time is like having a young friend find a
new life experience. POWDERFINGER, KEEP ON ROCKIN' IN THE FREE WORLD, HEY HEY MY MY (Into The Black), RUST NEVER SLEEPS
Thanks so much for spending your time to tune in and ride along this journey with me. Amazing ways we can connect from across the country or even world these days! This has been a great experience, so a big thank you to you and everyone else who chooses to spend some time with me 😁
@@ShawnSalvadoriYep! "Powderfinger" would be a great one to hit next.
@@ShawnSalvadoriI agree with the above about your reactions and also I agree with the Powderfinger. It's seems to be set in Civil War time but I don't want to give too much away it's a brilliantly written song and it's just so beautiful musically as well. And it is very heartfelt.
I’ve seen him 5 times, playing different music. The two songs he played every time were “Needle and the Damage Done” and “Powderfinger”. “… and I just turned twenty-two; I was wonderin’ what to do…” It is a brilliant song. It’s so sad you can feel it, but then you realize you’ve never met this character before. You’re having regrets for someone who only ever existed in Neil Young’s mind. That’s brilliant songwriting.
HIS GUITAR PLAYING WAS SO UNIQUE AND DIFFERENT GIB 💯, JUST THE CHORDS HE PLAYED AND THE WAY HE WOULD PLAY THE CHORDS, TEMPO, OFF BEAT, BUT SOO SO RIGHT AND FULLLLL! 😊THAT'S WHY I ALWAYS TELL PEOPLE THAT HE HAD A BUNCH OF 3 MIN. BANGERS WHICH WERE HIS ACOUSTIC & HARMONICA, AND THEN 8-10 MIN. BANGERS WHERE HE WOULD JUST GO OFF ON RANTS WITH THAT ELECTRIC, JUST INSANE, INSANELYYYY GOOD!😊DEFINITELYYYY I DIFFERENT TYPE OF ROCK GOD GUITARIST!👍 GREAT PICK
Always first the amazing acoustic set then blast off into those EPIC electric sets. Every show
Love when Neil played with Crazy Horse, this song never fails
Neil is such a priceless beautiful soul. To watch him play is mesmerizing.You can get lost.
If you can find it,would you please do a reaction to his song Sugar Mountain?
Godfather of grunge. Hell yeah.
This man has a vast catalogue of great music. I have been a fan of Neil Young since his days with Buffalo Springfield.
Sugar Mountain is a really great Neil Young song!
It doesn't get any better playing live than this.
Neil Young is The MAN. The best thing about him is that he is so unaffected by hi circumstances. Whatever is going on around him, he just delivers the goods, and everything else be damned. He is going to do whatever he is going to do, and everyone else just watch out, because it is going to be great. There's calm in HIS eye.
You are spot on. Know way is Neil going to bend to pressure off record company's to do what they want him to do.
Thank you for such an amazing reaction. Neil will forever keep me young❤️❤️love the dead hat as well 💀🌹⚡️
I love this song. It is my favorite Neil Young tune. This version is OK, but the live "Rust Never Sleeps" version is even better - a better sound mix, more energy, and a minute or two longer. Would highly recommend you doing that version and or the studio version which is also great.
I've had the pleasure of seeing Neil live twice over the years, and he performed this song on both occasions. Trust me when I tell you he is totally in the zone when he goes into both of those massive high octane solos.
Please do "Hey Hey, My My (Out of the Blue), acoustic from "Rust Never Sleeps". Then you're going to want to see/hear "Hey Hey, My My" (into the black) the hard driving electric version of the same song. You're going to love both!! 👍
One of Canada's favourite son's started out on Canada's folk scene along with Joni Mitchell in the early 60's.
Thank you for the “live” performance ! ❤️ (Legendary) 🔥🔥🔥
19 years old and dating a guitar player. He burns me a mix tape with several Steely Dan songs from their first album Can't Buy a Thrill. Still a HUGE Dan fan, here! This song was on it, also. Whenever I hear it I go straight back in time. What an incredible time machine we have in music!
Certainly! I have those connections with some of my music I grew up with too 😅
A perfect song. Neil has many.
I love the flannel shirt. Godfather of grunge.
Neil Young is considered a significant influence on the musical genre known as grunge, particularly in the context of the Seattle grunge scene of the 1990s. While Neil Young is not typically classified as a grunge artist himself, his music and approach to songwriting had a profound impact on many grunge musicians and played a role in shaping the genre. Here are some key ways Neil Young influenced grunge:
Raw and Emotional Songwriting: Neil Young's songwriting is known for its raw and emotional quality. He often delved into personal and introspective themes in his music, which resonated with grunge musicians who sought to convey genuine emotion in their songs. Grunge lyrics frequently explored themes of alienation, depression, and existential angst, much like Young's earlier work.
Guitar Distortion and Feedback: Neil Young's use of heavy guitar distortion and feedback in songs like "Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black)" and "Cinnamon Girl" had a significant impact on the grunge sound. Grunge bands, including Nirvana and Pearl Jam, embraced distorted guitar tones, creating a signature element of the genre.
Rejection of Commercialism: Neil Young's career is marked by his willingness to follow his artistic instincts rather than conform to commercial trends. This independent and non-conformist approach resonated with grunge musicians, who also sought to maintain their authenticity and resist the pressures of the music industry.
Acoustic Elements: While grunge is often associated with loud and distorted electric guitars, Neil Young's acoustic work also left an impression on the genre. His acoustic ballads, such as "The Needle and the Damage Done" and "Old Man," showcased the power of stripped-down, emotionally charged songwriting, which some grunge bands incorporated into their own music.
Cultural Significance: Neil Young's status as a rock icon and his longevity in the music industry made him a respected figure among grunge musicians. His influence was acknowledged and appreciated by artists in the grunge scene, further solidifying his role in shaping the genre.
Neil Young's impact on grunge is evident in the emotional depth of his songwriting, his pioneering use of guitar distortion, and his commitment to artistic integrity. While he may not be a grunge artist in the traditional sense, his music and ethos helped lay the groundwork for the grunge movement and resonated deeply with the values and aspirations of grunge musicians.
YEAH JUST FREEZE THAT FOR A MOMENT HUH? 👍😊 HE JUST HAD THAT NEIL YOUNG GUITAR SOUND, HE JUST PLAYED SO DIFFERENT AND SO DAMNNNN GOOD GIB!💯😊
POWDERFINGER, WORDS ( BETWEEN THE LINE OF AGE ), SEDAN DELIVERY, ROCKIN IN THE FREE WORLD, 😊THERE'S SOME, IF YOU CAN DO HIS VERSION FROM HIS 79 ALBUM LIVE WITH CRAZY HORSE THAT'S A GREAT VERSION OF LIKE A HURRICANE 😊
Rare film of Neil . There is a gap between the 1974 shows and THE LAST WALTZ film , with few filmed moments . This shows his appearence , and sharp guitar work at the time of AMERICAN STARS AND BARS .
This song is a real Neil Young experience. But you've got to do Powderfinger.
I dont think Neil has ever played the same solo live on any of his electric songs. He revisits ideas in differing orders but its really just whatever he feels at the moment.
It would be a good custom to always post the exact version in the description so the viewers can find the version of the song and listen to again. (with better sound. A reaction video is something I look at once but a song can be listened to on repeat) Now I can't find the version You listened to which saddens Me because Neils Guitarsolo was EPIC on this one. Thanks for a very nice channel Man
It definitely felt like a proto-grunge growing out of an already kind of loosely defined rock. Fun reaction. I would strongly suggest to check out Down By The River and Powderfinger. Both really amazing and they show you more sides of him but then again, he's just got so much good stuff over a number of years.
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Grandfather of grundge 🤘❤️
This is PeachBottom and yes this is the right version so props to you for that. The song was originally on his album American Stars and Bars. He is known as the , you were close, Godfather of Grunge. He toured with Pearl Jam, made an album with them called Mirror Ball, and jammed with them on stage at his RnR HOF induction. Thank you.
Peachy! Appreciate it
Great reaction! Amazing version of this song. So vital.
Neil Young is great, seen him in concert twice
I read his autobiography ‘Waging Heavy Peace’. Neil is honest and open. According to him, and he should know, it’s a triple entendre. No hidden meanings here. He wrote the song while he and his friend had stopped the van in the spot they usually stopped to do some cocaine. The song is simply that he was with a woman, he wanted sex, but she wouldn’t stop what she was doing long enough for that to happen. “I want to love you, but I’m getting blown ….. away.” That’s it. I loved ‘Rust Never Sleeps’ and ‘Ragged Glory’, the albums. Try “Love To Burn”. Thanks!
He plays a Les Paul Gold Top that he painted black back in the day. Hence the name Old Black.
This is one of my favorite songs, and it has to be heard live, with crazy Horse, to appreciate it. This was an excellent choice
Oh, and Neil is known as the Godfather of grunge, or sometimes as the grandfather of grunge-but never heard him called the father of grunge
My favorite line is
“There’s somewhere safer where the feeling stays. I wanna love you but I get so blown away”
Other great Neil young songs that must be heard live: Cowgirl in the Sand, Cortez the Killer, cinnamon girl, Tonight’s the Night, Down by the River, Powderflnger, Southern Man, hey hey my my
For amazing four part harmonies and four acoustic guitars it’s a must to hear Crosby stills bash and young at Woodstock performing suite judy blue eyes
Good version, lots of “live” versions and everyone has an opinion of the best, personally the version from “Live Rust” is my go to version,
Highly recommend Cowgirl in the sand the best version again IMO is from the live Fillmore east album from 1970 and is some 16 mins long but is Awesome version of Cowgirl in the sand
No question, that's a great cut..studio version is great in it's own right, check it out sometime at your convenience..
I can't make it without Neil.... really 🤣♥️
Hey bro , love this track , the rendition off Decade is mad , but Shakey had a brain aneurysm, and hence SHAKEY , but he had that sorted , he's awesome , and can play the ax , THE old laughing lady , is one beautiful track , he's got the lot ,
Check out the song POWDER FINGER. 🥁☮☘
Crazy horse
Great channel really dig your reactions. Try "Almost Cut My Hair " by C.S.N. great tune
I suggested this also, plus Country Girl!
The best……….
PLEASE CHECK OUT THE UNPLUGGED VERSION OF THIS SONG. EPIC AS WELL!
Worth having a look at the later version, even more manic. Older & wiser, he'd cut his hair and had an old sidekick from Buffalo Springfield on bass and Nils Lofgren playing a monkey-ish support role. Don't miss it!
Bruce Palmer on bass.
I've rust lp best version I have heard also into the black, cinnamon girl, after the goldrush, old man etc all great sound quality
You gotta do his live performance I think from 77
Was this one from 76?
Not sure but it’s around that time,I’ll check it out
"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.." to quote Charles Dickens, the music was so incredible that we could forget about all the stupid shit going on in the world (yes, even then) and get lost in Neil Youngs genius.
People are just not aloud to make songs like this anymore. I.E record labels want next Justin Bieber or Britney Spears.
Live Rust is a bit better version and more well known....plus a ton of others live. It's an iconic album.