Sunday, February 01, 2009

Neil Young and A Day In The Life

I was just surfing around and found this. The Beatles never preformed this song live, by the time they recorded it they were pretty much done with live shows for the most part (save for a rooftop concert a few years later). Neil Young is one of those performers that refuses to be pigeonholed. Just when you think you know what he's up to he does a complete 180 and is doing something completely different. How many other performers have been sued by their record company because he wasn't delivering "Neil Young" material?


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