I'll watch this video a few times a year and I noticed her straight away. I always loved how into it she got, just letting herself go like that. I hate math and may or may not have failed algebra three times but damn, that math lady is awesome! I'm really glad I happened to check out the comments this time so I could see yours.
This guy can play absolutely nasty distortion guitar that pounds your soul, fries your nerves and boils your blood, then turn around and bring a smile or some tears with a delicate 12-string melody. Legendary...
Just saw him tonight in san diego. Unreal. This was his last song. The guitar shred at the end was unreal. He jammed straight for 2 hours. This man is seriously unreal.
was working spotlight for that one man, hard to keep focus as I was completely lost in the performance EDIT: I just noticed we built the same set that night as he used in this performance with the fake amplifier set pieces
@@bradleylovejLou Reed and Link Wray ... there are many many Grandfathers of Grunge. Mike Watt, Johnny and June Carter Cash, Willie Nelson, Howlin' Wolf, Beethoven 😉 they all played a hand into what was one of the GREAT times in music Gen X 🙋🏼♂️ present 😎👍🎸 so glad to have been alive back then ...
@@DouglasRichardson-er4ky Well sure! It's rarely one or two bands, but a culmination of decades of influences. Link Wray was grunge as hell for the 50's
Larry A. Johnson directed this. One of the greatest live Rock & Roll documents of all time. This was a powerful experience, as close up camera, eye level 75 feet from that stage, a series of shows I will never forget. Using a tele-extender to roll in to a tight shot on his solos, on a Canon 50:1 lens, at the LA Sports Arena. The loudest, most intense and most magnificent night of music I've ever had. RIP, Larry. (Larry's own audience cutaways here in many ways capture the magnificent effect Neil has on us all.)
It is good to have crowd shots but at the beginning there is too much in one long stretch. Here to see him not so many ppl. Def not great directing, more like average editing. 🙄
I must say that before I went to my first Neil Young & Crazy Horse show, I didn't really know just how diverse Neil Young's audience really is. In the audience, I saw all kinds of people from different walks of life. White, black, Asian, Native American people. Republicans, Democrats, and independents. Punk rock kids, metalheads, prog rockers, pop and jazz fans. Old relics, young kids. Bankers and accountants, all the way down to plumbers and bartenders. All of them rocking out.
Neil + Crazy Horse's performance was so legendary, that even Rosa Parks (0:43), Neil Young himself (0:56), Freddie Mercury (2:03), Slash (2:39/sunglasses), and Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys (2:48) was in the audience.
Just goes to show how great Neil is....look at the crowd, black, white, young, old and everybody enjoying themselves, watching Neil sing his best song, playing a Gibson Les Paul...and of course wearing a t shirt with the KING of rock and roll, Elvis
aha you must be 67 now, i am 45 i think got into Neil about 13 14 years of age. i ordered this video of weld at my local music shop in berwick upon tweed, a small town on the scottish border. i put it on to show my dad and he said,, bloody hell you would think he could afford a new pair of jeans,, hahhhahha. keep on rocking xx
4:03 till the end of the video is my favorite part because she's like " yeah hit that shit Neil" and NEIL IS HITTING THAT SHIT ROCK AND ROLLING MAKING THAT GUITAR SCREECH (4:17)
One of the most iconic rock songs ever, if not the essence of rock in one song! Even after decades still awesome and also unique because of it's pure rawness and dirt.
Before there was "Grunge" there was Crazy Horse. Saw them backing up Neil's "Freedom" album in the 90's, and when he started into this bit it felt like the pavilion was gonna spontaneously fall down. Incredible.
From Freddie Mercury to Maya Angelou, Pablo Escobar, Harold Ramis, Jack Black, Al from Home Improvement, this is the most diverse audience I’ve ever seen.
The crowd are awesome. Everybody looks like either a biker, gang leader or an accountant... and they're all rocking out the same way, balls to the wall! The lady with glasses is like "When this is over, y'all wanna fuck some shit up with me?"
Hey, hey my my. I saw him in 86. Neil and Crazy Horse played for 3 hours. First hour he played solo, and he had the crowd mesmerized. Unbelievable it was. A true master.
Beautiful, fucking hell. Absolutely beautiful . Neil playing his soul out, the band following and adding up passion and wilderness , and the audience responding and giving back all this ❤❤❤❤❤
I've been listening to the absolute rock legend that is Neil Young since 1971. I was 14. He just gets better and better with each passing day. He is sneaking up on 80, but still has the absolute talent that nothing they try to pass off as music can ever touch today!
I'm here every year, April 15. The anniversary of my father's death. 25 years ago now. He was a huge Neil Young fan and this song always reminds me of him.
As a kid of the 1970s, I can say that not only the end of that decade rocks! As for the debate about Neil Young's USA citizenship ... what debate? I mean, damn!
@@sleepercell9926 well, that not the point of my comment. It is just how she's into it. Haven't seen old people in gigs in my place enjoying it that way
As John Belushi stated "if you think it's too loud, your too old." I taught myself how to play guitar with Neil Young records. I still can't read music, but love rockin out to My My Hey Hey, acoustic and electric.
Just pauze it at 5:09 . that image , the towering fake Fender amps. the Crazy horse logo. Them, no matter how big the stage , doing the crazy horse huddle in front of Ralph Molina's drumset. No pyro crap ,no inflatable dolls. THAT is the perfect image of Rock and roll.
Hey hey, my my Rock and roll can never die There's more to the picture Than meets the eye Out of the blue and into the black They give you this, but you paid for that And once you're gone, you can never come back When you're out of the blue and into the black The king is gone, but he's not forgotten_ _ _ (Chorus: Johnny Rotten, Johnny Rotten) This is the story of Johnny Rotten _ _ _ (Chorus: Johnny Rotten, Johnny Rotten) It's better to burn out than it is to rust The king is gone but he's not forgotten Hey hey, my my Rock and roll will never die There's more to the picture Than meets the eye Hey hey, my my
That crowd is so fuckin happy. Literally every camera pan was of some extremely empassioned individuals. The black lady with glasses and the hanky she clutches. The tall dude with his hand in the air. the girls singing and waving together. the dude with the glasses who looks like bubbles from trailer park boys. They were the happiest people alive. Having been to many concerts myself, only on a few occasions has it ever gotten anywhere near this amazing. Once while seether played Broken, another when tool played Sober, and another good memory was of Simple Man being covered acoustically by I think...I wanna say it was that one band I can't remember, but they cover it well.
This is what I came looking for, after being duped by the 1985 Live Aid version which was just acoustic guitar. I love a lot of his songwriting, but man can Neil Young rock when he wants to.
How I love the audience! Love to see them celebrating to this fantastic music! This is the America and these are the people I love! Friendship from Europe, rock on, forever!
MUSIC is the greatest form of communication in the world. Look at the cross section of people,in this video, black woman who looks like a Sunday school teacher, the big dude rocking out, soilders in uniforms, speed freaks, guys in suits!! All becoming one in the name of music!!!!
The crowd goes wild.
Amazing crowd different ages,races,beliefs, yet they are all having the same goodtime together . If we could only go back. Not one phone!
The black lady in glasses is our math teacher she bought us neil young tickets instead of fieldtrip
That’s amazing 🎉soo cool 😎
I'll watch this video a few times a year and I noticed her straight away. I always loved how into it she got, just letting herself go like that. I hate math and may or may not have failed algebra three times but damn, that math lady is awesome! I'm really glad I happened to check out the comments this time so I could see yours.
this is one of the most beautiful audience i have ever seen..
Absolutely adore the crowd shots. Everyone's so into it.
Elliot Roberts hated them
This guy can play absolutely nasty distortion guitar that pounds your soul, fries your nerves and boils your blood, then turn around and bring a smile or some tears with a delicate 12-string melody. Legendary...
Nobody does it like Neil
as good as it gets wonderful that someone in the music business actually has integrity 🤠
.... in my lifetime, i have always considered Neil to be the King of Tone! so, yeah!
well written my friend
Neil is legendary!!
Music like this has to be listened to as loud as possible.
Just saw him tonight in san diego. Unreal. This was his last song. The guitar shred at the end was unreal. He jammed straight for 2 hours. This man is seriously unreal.
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was working spotlight for that one man, hard to keep focus as I was completely lost in the performance
EDIT: I just noticed we built the same set that night as he used in this performance with the fake amplifier set pieces
🎼I WAS THERE, U of Utah, Salt Lake City .
I'm the guy with the JIMI HENDRIX SHIRT at 2 minutes into this vidio.
GREAT CONCERT!!🎸🥁🔊🎶🎵
Are you kidding me? I love you man.
That's an unnecessary apostrophe in your name, Friend To ANIMALS.
Were you tripping too?
Saw him same time in New Orleans outstanding
Cool. You look like Freddy Mercury's evil brother. Rock and roll USA!
Neil Young on guitar with Crazy Horse sounds like they're playing a thundercloud and shredding lightning...it's so damn good.
Neil Young truely is the GodFather of Grunge
For sure. Him and Black Francis from the Pixies
@@bradleylovejLou Reed and Link Wray ... there are many many Grandfathers of Grunge. Mike Watt, Johnny and June Carter Cash, Willie Nelson, Howlin' Wolf, Beethoven 😉 they all played a hand into what was one of the GREAT times in music Gen X 🙋🏼♂️ present 😎👍🎸 so glad to have been alive back then ...
@@DouglasRichardson-er4ky Well sure! It's rarely one or two bands, but a culmination of decades of influences. Link Wray was grunge as hell for the 50's
@@bradleylovej ... you could argue The Doors, Cab Callaway etc all those musicians that pushed the envelope some, David Bowie
That lady with the glasses is awesome. She's rocking out like no tomorrow. And why wouldn't she be!
@shafta99 Haha.👍
if you were there back in the late 60's you'd totally get why she's rockin out.... hey hey my my
You mean the only black lady in the audience? She's the token black and came to hear "Southern Man."
Legend has it she’s still there
I love her. She makes this even better!
What a crowd! Imagine if people today were even 5% as cool as this crowd was. Epic era
best comment I've resonated with years. Seriously. I came back to this just for the crowd. And that crazy horse young.
I was thinking the same thing. God they look like they are having so much fun
Reminds me of the mob who ransack the city in Police Academy.
Fucking epic.
One of my all-time favorite shows. Yes we were cool. 😎
Hahah came to the comments to say - look how stoked the crowd is, good luck finding a crowd that stoked today . Everyone would be on their phones
You can't find music like this on Spotify.
😂
In fact, a live version like this, is the only one you find on spotify
I'll survive... :) I uninstalled spotify. I will NEVER uninstall Neil Young. :)
lmfao
@@3csv3 lmfaooooooooo
The mix of races singing and rockin together, this is the pure soul of rock n roll!!
❤️
🙏Melting pot will never distillate🙏
👍✌ Yes. Right on. The way it should be. Music heals & should bring people together.
Fuck off with races comments, this is rock !!!
That's why this is my favourite video. I love the melting pot of race, age, class...
im 70 years old cant imagine life without him ,ROCK ON NEIL
not to mention the fact that neil has no intention to retire from music. he's gonna keep on rockin until the day he dies.
Neil Young is a fucking legend
God bless you. I'm 88 years old and still rocking out to Neil Young!
Absolutely! I'm 61, when I was 17 Neil Young and the Ozark Mountain Daredevils Acoustic is how I learned to play guitar.
@@metalfaceoff945. I Absoulutely LOVE To Hear That!! ROCK ON!!
Best camera directing of a concert when you see the genuine reactions and interactions of a crowd and god what a crowd.
Larry A. Johnson directed this. One of the greatest live Rock & Roll documents of all time. This was a powerful experience, as close up camera, eye level 75 feet from that stage, a series of shows I will never forget. Using a tele-extender to roll in to a tight shot on his solos, on a Canon 50:1 lens, at the LA Sports Arena. The loudest, most intense and most magnificent night of music I've ever had.
RIP, Larry. (Larry's own audience cutaways here in many ways capture the magnificent effect Neil has on us all.)
@@EarthAdvocate 🎄 💚 🍻 😎
It is good to have crowd shots but at the beginning there is too much in one long stretch. Here to see him not so many ppl. Def not great directing, more like average editing. 🙄
@@normturner4849 Projecting? Stay free. R 🍻 😎 🌠 💰
PS. Crisis actors?
Real music ladies and gents
I must say that before I went to my first Neil Young & Crazy Horse show, I didn't really know just how diverse Neil Young's audience really is. In the audience, I saw all kinds of people from different walks of life. White, black, Asian, Native American people. Republicans, Democrats, and independents. Punk rock kids, metalheads, prog rockers, pop and jazz fans. Old relics, young kids. Bankers and accountants, all the way down to plumbers and bartenders. All of them rocking out.
Next time you are in a bar taking a piss remember how far down plumbers and bartenders are!!!
He is on fucking fire in this gig. Watched him thrice and this is so intense and imperfectly perfect
Nobody rapes a geetar like Neil baby 🙋
This Is So Awesome!! I Absoulutely LOVE IT!! Wished I Coulda Been There!! Neil Young ROCKS!!
He included all the fuzz distortion on the song on the album. I thought it was a mistake or something.
Alright! Neil is just that imperfectlly perfect!
Thanks
Neil + Crazy Horse's performance was so legendary, that even Rosa Parks (0:43), Neil Young himself (0:56), Freddie Mercury (2:03), Slash (2:39/sunglasses), and Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys (2:48) was in the audience.
That is fucking Bubbles!
Rosa's rockin' out!
is that freddie's mom? I saw john goodman in there also, and jack black
You missed Lennon @ 0:38 ;D
That is some historical shit there!!!
Just goes to show how great Neil is....look at the crowd, black, white, young, old and everybody enjoying themselves, watching Neil sing his best song, playing a Gibson Les Paul...and of course wearing a t shirt with the KING of rock and roll, Elvis
Back when you knew good music was good music ... we are all human ... skin color only matters to racist.
The connection with the audience, their passion about his music, are amazing. What a song!
One of the best live performances by anybody ever.
Really was. I don't know if old Neil found Adderall for the first time or was jilted by a woman or what, but he was as 'on' as anyone has ever been.
My Favorite !
Probably the best rock anthem of all time. I love Neil Young! He's been my hero since I was 15, and I'm 65 now.
66 here and my favorite Neil song is Thrasher
rock on fellas 🤘🏼
My Dixie Wrecked. 👍 🙂🙂🙂🙂
are WOW.
aha you must be 67 now, i am 45 i think got into Neil about 13 14 years of age. i ordered this video of weld at my local music shop in berwick upon tweed, a small town on the scottish border. i put it on to show my dad and he said,, bloody hell you would think he could afford a new pair of jeans,, hahhhahha. keep on rocking xx
My god! That reaction from 4:00-4:20 is what fucking rock and roll is! !
👍
4:03 till the end of the video is my favorite part because she's like " yeah hit that shit Neil" and NEIL IS HITTING THAT SHIT ROCK AND ROLLING MAKING THAT GUITAR SCREECH (4:17)
🌈
One of the most iconic rock songs ever, if not the essence of rock in one song!
Even after decades still awesome and also unique because of it's pure rawness and dirt.
Agreed! Neil Young is one of the greats for sure.
_"It's better to burn out. Than to fade away."_
A code to live by. And to die by.
The good die young
Right on
Too bad he faded away and became ignorant bitch who's trying to censor Joe Rogan.
You realize those lyrics are sardonic, right?
"It's better to burn out, cause rust never sleeps." 😉
Everytime I see this masterpiece, I cry like a child,like a man,for thoses that are gone but not forgotten
Before there was "Grunge" there was Crazy Horse. Saw them backing up Neil's "Freedom" album in the 90's, and when he started into this bit it felt like the pavilion was gonna spontaneously fall down. Incredible.
THIS is what i call good music
From Freddie Mercury to Maya Angelou, Pablo Escobar, Harold Ramis, Jack Black, Al from Home Improvement, this is the most diverse audience I’ve ever seen.
The crowd are awesome. Everybody looks like either a biker, gang leader or an accountant... and they're all rocking out the same way, balls to the wall! The lady with glasses is like "When this is over, y'all wanna fuck some shit up with me?"
Wish I could of been there. The crowd is absolutely loving it! Looks like they might of had some "help" in getting to that state, but why not?
this is like the perfect concert. no one had to record every second. people enjoying the music, have some beer and rock the shit out !
Apart from that cunt with a camera that recorded this 🤦♂️
The camera crew:
well... nobody could record anything because cell phones didn't exist and they didn't let you in with cameras
I wonder where all these beautiful people are now
The "Godfather" of grunge. LOUD!!!! 😎💜🎤🎸💯✌
Hey World 2021 , dark though it is .....anyone listening ............Rock n Roll will never die................xx
Crowd makes me so happy
That's my favorite audience in the whole wide world.
Hey, hey my my.
I saw him in 86.
Neil and Crazy Horse played for 3 hours.
First hour he played solo, and he had the crowd mesmerized.
Unbelievable it was.
A true master.
The looks of pure joy in the audience!
That what concerts used to be like! Neil & Crazy Horse no exception.
What I would give to be there.
0:38
Nothing like crazy horse,Neil is at his happy place
Beautiful, fucking hell. Absolutely beautiful . Neil playing his soul out, the band following and adding up passion and wilderness , and the audience responding and giving back all this ❤❤❤❤❤
Yes ❤❤
Classic Rock n Roll will never die ❤
Saw them on this tour - their mastery of distortion was just amazing
I just saw him tonight. Unreal! I feel like I had an out of body experience. No words just epic
"ROCK N ROLL CAN NEVER DIE.
There's more to the picture than meets the eye."
One of the best Crazy Horse clips. Absolutely killer audience shots, love the enthusiasm of the crowd, especially the cool lady at 4:02.
🤘🏻
My favorite band for a decades
I've been listening to the absolute rock legend that is Neil Young since 1971. I was 14. He just gets better and better with each passing day. He is sneaking up on 80, but still has the absolute talent that nothing they try to pass off as music can ever touch today!
When Johnny Rotten said ROCK IS DEAD... Neil came back hard!
I'm here every year, April 15. The anniversary of my father's death. 25 years ago now. He was a huge Neil Young fan and this song always reminds me of him.
ditto, only a different date. and now it is time for mansion on the hill
Life can have you on your knees.... but a song can lift you up off them and yr sky high in an instant ....
Neil shows that you don't have to shred or zip up and down the neck to produce a raw, emotive, fits-the-song-perfectly guitar solo.
An All-Time Fucking Classic!
That lady is really banging those air drums!
the sad part of this video is that it ends
Never let this video die!!!
Seeing the crowd's reaction is unique. Love what you do and do it with your soul as Neil Young.
Brilliant!!! Seeing the audience loving it, just transported me there, rock not roll can never die, awesome Neil Young and friends ❤
Brilliant. If your kids ever ask "What's rock n roll" Put this on and leave em to it. They'll work it out.
If they ask what's rock n' roll they're a part of why things suck now.
I love the black lady. She is so imperfect that she is perfect.🙂
I know, how adorable is she!!!!
She made the show!!!
Live music will do that to ya
You know who she is?
She rocked out the most and she made it with more energy to the song.
✌🏻💥 I mean...DAMN !!! 😍 Makes my freaking mood shoot up 1000 times what it was !!! 🙌🏻 SING IT, NEIL YOUNG !! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🔥🔥🔥✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻
As a kid of the 1970s, I can say that not only the end of that decade rocks! As for the debate about Neil Young's USA citizenship ... what debate? I mean, damn!
Got give to the lady in glasses. Rocking out babe goooooo you
The woman with big glasses at 4:15 is having the time of her life. I just love the grin a enthusiasm she portrays....oh god this gig
Just think. Shes more than probably long dead by now. That was 28 yeara ago
@@sleepercell9926 well, that not the point of my comment. It is just how she's into it. Haven't seen old people in gigs in my place enjoying it that way
@@sleepercell9926 What? She doesn't look any older than 50, and a good chance that she is younger than that.
Song.....Still gives me goosebumps after all these years.
🤘🤘Hey Hey My My...Rock n Roll cn nvr die...n once ur gone..u can't cme bk..😔
I'm in Britain and love watching this, really wish I could have been there
And me!
I have never ever seen anything so tight. It is perfect.
all about those background vox at 2:53 talbot flashes poncho a smile saying hell yeah we nailed that,,,so sick
👍
As John Belushi stated "if you think it's too loud, your too old." I taught myself how to play guitar with Neil Young records. I still can't read music, but love rockin out to My My Hey Hey, acoustic and electric.
I just feel SO HAPPY listening to this video...
Just pauze it at 5:09 . that image , the towering fake Fender amps. the Crazy horse logo. Them, no matter how big the stage , doing the crazy horse huddle in front of Ralph Molina's drumset. No pyro crap ,no inflatable dolls. THAT is the perfect image of Rock and roll.
Hey hey, my my
Rock and roll can never die
There's more to the picture
Than meets the eye
Out of the blue and into the black
They give you this, but you paid for that
And once you're gone, you can never come back
When you're out of the blue and into the black
The king is gone, but he's not forgotten_ _ _ (Chorus: Johnny Rotten, Johnny Rotten)
This is the story of Johnny Rotten _ _ _ (Chorus: Johnny Rotten, Johnny Rotten)
It's better to burn out than it is to rust
The king is gone but he's not forgotten
Hey hey, my my
Rock and roll will never die
There's more to the picture
Than meets the eye
Hey hey, my my
That crowd is so fuckin happy. Literally every camera pan was of some extremely empassioned individuals. The black lady with glasses and the hanky she clutches. The tall dude with his hand in the air. the girls singing and waving together. the dude with the glasses who looks like bubbles from trailer park boys. They were the happiest people alive. Having been to many concerts myself, only on a few occasions has it ever gotten anywhere near this amazing. Once while seether played Broken, another when tool played Sober, and another good memory was of Simple Man being covered acoustically by I think...I wanna say it was that one band I can't remember, but they cover it well.
I just found this artist right now. And I'm fucking loving it
This is what I came looking for, after being duped by the 1985 Live Aid version which was just acoustic guitar. I love a lot of his songwriting, but man can Neil Young rock when he wants to.
The beginning of grunge guitar, the others were really late... and the crowd is outstanding. All walks of life just rockin out...beautiful...
I'd love to be able to talk to that lone headbanging old lady about her ostensible appreciation for Neil Young's music
No phones. just completely captivated in the performance, enjoyed together by everyone.
Wherever this live concert was held is where I want to spend the rest of my life.
Best audience ever
🎼University of Utah in Salt Lake City🎸
@@normturner4849 Thank you and God bless
Os saluda la vieja Guardia. Viejo Neil. Bogotá. 1966. Rock pandemia.
That black lady puts a big smile on my face. Beautiful!
How I love the audience! Love to see them celebrating to this fantastic music! This is the America and these are the people I love! Friendship from Europe, rock on, forever!
The GodFather of Grunge!!! what a show man!!! and what a song!! i love this guy!!
I still love him even though im not vaccinated
so authentic. no right swagging like this at that age
The crowd footage in this video is awe inspiring ❤
Love watching the audience almost as much as Neil. No phones. Just staying in tune with what spirit is being emanated from that stage.
The best ever. I love him without end. I am 63. This is the Song. On my death celebration
This is by far the best fucking version of this song hands down. This is the only version i ever want to hear of it again.
Damn Neil played the shit out of that one!!! Rock n fuckin roll!!!
This video is as great as the song, and I love his solos too.
saw him back in 1988 ,... Boston garden....wow awsome
2/20/91…this tour….I was 6. Dad had me sneak in a tape recorder to the show in Providence, RI. May my father RIP and may this music forever live on!
I've played this now twenty times and will listen to it forever! Thank you!
awesome footage of the crowd
MUSIC is the greatest form of communication in the world. Look at the cross section of people,in this video, black woman who looks like a Sunday school teacher, the big dude rocking out, soilders in uniforms, speed freaks, guys in suits!! All becoming one in the name of music!!!!
Simply WOW
Probably one of the best videos on UA-cam.