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‘Rockin In The Free World’ sees much air-punching and dancing and is resuscitated for three glorious finales – a spectacular finish by any measure.

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Shakey on top form for enthralling Malahide performance

04 Jul 2008 - REVIEW

Neil Young is Ireland-bound this summer for a brace of shows in Malahide Castle, Dublin (June 29) and Live At The Marquee, Cork (30).

04 Mar 2008 - News

Unlike his recent output, there’s no overarching preoccupation here, there is only a bunch of good tunes.

06 Nov 2007 - REVIEW

Recorded in six days and rushed out – first on the ‘net and now as an album release proper – Neil Young’s 32nd album is without a doubt his most controversial. It certainly doesn’t get any more direct than ‘Let’s Impeach The President’ (“for lyin’ and misleading his country to war”), the key track here and the one that’s drawn him the most flak from predictable quarters in the US.

25 May 2006 - REVIEW

From balmy folk revivalist to angst-rock totem, there are many Neil Youngs. Sometimes, you wish there was only one: the feckless, snarling fallen angel of On The Beach and Rust Never Sleeps.

15 Sep 2005 - REVIEW

20 Aug 2003 - REVIEW

Lyrically the 57-year-old’s never been in better form.

02 Jun 2003 - REVIEW

Art of gold: the opening gig of Neil Young's three-night stand at Vicar St makes Bono, The Edge, Ronnie Wood and of course your correspondent Stuart Clark swoon. Photo: Mick Quinn

12 May 2003 - News

Art of gold: the opening gig of Neil Young's acoustic three-night stand in Vicar St makes Bono, Edge, Ron Wood and of course your correspondent Stuart Clark swoon. Pics: Mick Quinn

12 May 2003 - News

Neil Young's three landmark shows in Vicar St sell out in fifteen minutes

10 Mar 2003 - News

This time out, the sound is Stax and the vibe is, in Ginsberg's words, holy soul jellyroll, blues but no haikus

03 Apr 2002 - REVIEW

As Neil Young enters his fifth decade of writing and performing music, the world needs to be reminded of his god-like contributions, particularly as recent young disciples such as Nirvana and Pearl Jam have either burnt out or faded away.

23 Nov 2000 - REVIEW

"Good to see you, good to see you again", is the phrase Neil Young begins Silver And Gold with, and never were truer words spoken.

27 Apr 2000 - REVIEW

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20 Oct 1993 - REVIEW

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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