36th solo album from a still angry young man
Neil Young isn't afraid of controversy. He will probably...
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Neil Young and Promise of the Real are heading to Belfast and Dublin this June
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Read More Unlike his recent output, there’s no overarching preoccupation here, there is only a bunch of good tunes.
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If you were to look up the meaning of the word weld in the Oxford English Dictionary you'd find: *Weld v. unite (pieces of esp. heated metal etc.) into solid mass by hammering or pressure*. There's more of course, but that basically wraps it up. It also wraps up Neil Young ... Crazy Horses' new double live album. A merciless wall of noise, Weld is all about guitars. Very loud guitars. It's also about chaos, albeit chaos in perfect motion, chaos in full flights, majestic, marauding - Weld in chaos, in control.
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