Friday, April 13, 2012

Neil Young - Introspection - Love Ballads

Neil Young - Introspection - Love Ballads
Here are four rare Neil Young songs, all originally written in the 1970s; 3 of the 4 love ballads remain unreleased (Stringman was released on Neil's Unplugged album) Mexico Sad Movies Stringman Kansas Neil Young love songs at their best â€" and they're usually pretty great â€" reveal his particular talent for using words to illustrate the many different emotional sides of a romantic relationship. From heartbreak to happiness, Young has captured the familiar romantic plotlines and quandaries with his music. As he celebrates his 66th birthday today, here's a look at the Top 10 Neil Young Love Songs: Neil Young Comes A Time 'Comes A Time' From 'Comes A Time' (1978) Walk With Me' From 'Le Noise' (2010) ' Love To Burn' From 'Ragged Glory' (1990) 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart' From 'After The Gold Rush' (1970) When bandmate Graham Nash broke up with Joni Mitchell, the fallout provided inspiration for 'Only Love Can Break Your Heart,' although for years, many speculated that You! ng had written the track for Stephen Stills. The lyrics are poignant, with Neil reaching back to adolescent times as he often does, asking "When you were young and on your own / How did it feel to be alone?" The song perfectly captures the moment when a relationship ends and you find yourself trying to remember what life on your own was like. 'When You Dance I Can Really Love' From 'After The Gold Rush' (1970) 'Dance' came in the midst of a prolific period for Young, who released two solo albums and an ...